... THE ARMY. Grasp Night Sieoe ar Chatham, Ann TnE City op Lokdon VolunTßßßS. — The officers of the Eoyal Engineers with a party of non-commissioned officers, and sappers of the corps from tho Royal Engineer establishment, under the director, Colonel Harness ...

... THE ARMY. Gk»kbai. A*hk Kamo, row, C.B.—The colonelcy of the Vlat Regiment of Foot has become vacant by the deathof General A’Court father of Lady Herbert Lea, who died fire yesterday morning at Armir.gton Hall, near Tam worth, after protracted illaees ...

... THE ARMY. i_. _ CHATHAM, Nov. 15. I Second Class Staff Surgeon Alexander W. Macbeth broceeds to Bristol to-morrow from the General Hospital, tort Pitt, to take medical charge of a portion of the Land Transport Corps at that station. More sick and wounded ...

... THE ARMY. THE DTJRE OF CAMBRIDGE AT PORTSMOUTH. After '.he Duke of Cambridge had inspected the Royal Mariner and field works on the Gosport side, on Tuesday, it was hfj Royal Highness's intention to have proceeded to South/ .en Common, where the whole ...

... ROMANISM IN THE ARMY. We give tho following from a Chatham correspondent as we have received it : — Chatham Gakkison. — Very considerable sensation prevails with the military owing to an extraordinary order from tbe Secretary at War, that the military ...

... TEB ARMY. The Prummi, referring the 4th Royal Irish Cuaitlß, stationed in Dublin, says :—“ It would appear that this distinguished regiment is not soon to lose the very unenviable notoriety which it has lately acquired. unfortunate captain, the victim ...

... THE ARMY. 94m Foot. — The Abeona, screw transport, arrived at Malta, on the 19th inst., having on board the 94th Regiment for Alexandria, consisting of Lieut. Colonel Mills, Lieut. Colonel Buller, Major Lister, Captains Mercer, Bruce, Pratt, Bren, Mason ...

... ARMY PAY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD, Sir, — No one who inquires can be ignorant how badly the Army is paid but I was not prepared to find how meanly the Government treat the Subalterns of the Royal Engineers. A large number of people sup- pose that ...

... THE ARMY. THE LATE COLONEL HUMBLEY We regret to have to announce the departure from amongst us of one of the most distinguished officers that i the military annals of this country can boast of. We allude to the late Colonel Humbley, of Eyncsbury, whose ...

... Tin-: ARMY. Captain the Tion. TT. W. Campbell, of the CeUtfreani Guards, we understand goes out to Gibraltar as aide_enuM to the newly appoiutod governor, LUut. General Sir W. Cod ring ton. The adjutant general at head quarters, by tli« de___ of al* Royal ...

... persons who, in mother land, might especially object to this 1 1 of ranks aro proud to encourage it They think that it carries on a classic tradition. her in the Borocgh. — At about half- lay morning the details of irder of a woman in Tabard-street were ...

... THE INDIAN ARMY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. SIR, — I observe hi your issue of yesterday (129 th Dec, 1874) two letters and an editorial on India and the Indian armies. Having been long resident and actively employed in that country, both as a military ...