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... one's native land. (Cheers.) Since last stood on English soil, I have travelled over many lands—over a great part of the globe. I have seen the ocean in its anger and in its repose ; I have seen the glorious sunrises and sunsets that gorgeous land, and over ...
... Army and — INCIDENTS OF THE WAR. Lorp as tue Commanprr.—“To deny the! sufferings of our army,” says the Standard, “would be too. audacious even for Lord Aberdeen’s or, in; but, co to} kes the etrucious course disclose them, that journal of imputing these ...
... Scott, of the Scots Fusiler Guards, to be Colonel in the Army. Major H. Harvest, half-pay ) uuattached, to be Lieutenant Colonel an the Army. Captam (C. Moody, of the Royal Engweers, to be Major im Army. | Wag Orrice, Jan. 30.—Brevet.—The undermentioned Officers ...
... their shell gaus, and muuch damaged the fortress, Captain the Hoa. FL TL of the kept up a beawttul fire from a 10auch gun, landed in | tue battery we had the enemy out a few days before. His; posilion Was oue of great danger, 1 but the battery was H put ...
... have atives am st the officers. weouly lady going out with tie} arial the Cor Ex her husband, | re: mc ol, Wiko Ca, Bad A woman, ai an allice serve: » ®as to sailan the her husta: ar poss as one the Hides, and che rezime marched will st tu at e dorks ...
... what interested the Army and the men its ranks. Some said it was the riff-raff and bad boys who went into the Army. He did not allow it. But if people would say that, he would ask them the question, if those lads came into the Army, where did they start ...
... THE SALVATION ARMY. THE LATE MISS HARVEY’S BEQUEST. INDIGNATION MEETING. section of the 94th (Leamington) Corps of the Salvation Army met room the Albert Hall on Monday evening, for the purpose of instituting inquiries respecting the bequest the late ...
... OUR UNEMPLOYED ARMY MEN. LEAMINGTON COURIER AND WARWICKSHIRE STANDARD. LEAMINGTON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18th,' 1597. Don't let poor Nelly starve, was tie last wish of good-natured, profligate Charles the Second, as closed his eyes on a world in which ...
... THE DECIMATION OUR ARMY. LEAMINGTON COURIER AND WARWICKSHIRE STANDARD. L2AMSGTOX, SATURDAY, MA}' '.-Jth, IS9T. We recently drew attention to the shocking state of the British Army in India. The Secretary of State has just issued' his Report on the condition ...
... EJECTION OE THE ARMY UILt he House of Lords on Tuesday night declined . agree to the Army liill being read a second lime, “until it bus laid before it, either Her Majesty’s Government, or through the medium of an enquiry and report of a Royal commission ...
... of the eiime. It beyond all questiou that liefore uu happy woman now in custody consented to marry the murdered man. she had fora lengthened period been i»- company with his brother. The woman, however, seemed desirous of securing for herself the best ...
... As two boys were crossing a field at Miscendew, near Halifax, they discovered the body of middle-aged woman. The woman was poorly clad, and appeared to have been frozen to death two or three days ago. Joseph Rogers was charged at the Guildhall, London ...