... and important share she took in the organization of the Army, she still found time to fulfil her parental duties to the utmost. THE ARMY MY GLORY AS I AM DYING. To the very end the brave woman worked on, her last thoughts being of the great multitude ...

... vener- able general, who died at his residence at Brighton on Fri- day last, in his 83rd year. The gallant general entered the army in May, 1793, as ensign in the 45th foot, with which regiment he served in the West Indies until the peace Of Amiens. While ...

... likely to prove fatal. The woman was not able to assign any reason for her husband's violence. THE BETTING MANIA.-A SrNGULANi ATPLICA- TION.-At the Westminster Police Court, on Thurs- day, a well-dressed young married woman, living in Vauxhall-bridge-road ...

... soldiers, as they called themselves, of the Salvation Army. Mr. Justice Grove: You had better call them by their names. Some judges recognize volunteer officers as captains and so on, and now the Salvation Army has its officers we shall have everybody colonels ...

... to her Majesty for return of all lands sold by the ?? of Church temporalities in Ireland * showing, the denomination of tie land Iill, the county, barony, and parish in which the land sold is situated; the ?? of land conveyed by each sale ; the date of ...

... School,- of a daughter. On the 21st inst., at 17, Fettpe-row, EDinburgli, the wife of Lieut.-Colonel Hubert Marshall, Madras Army, of a daughter. Or, the 22d inst., at Cheshunt, Herts, Mrs. John Craw- ter, of a daughter. On the 23d inst., at Bndoliffe, ...

... 66th year of his age. He entered the army in the year 1803, and after serving with much credit he was placed on the retired list of the Rnyal Artillery. He became Equerry to the late Duke of Rent, his wife being Woman of the Bedchamber to the Duchess. In ...

... command of the Fifth Division of I General Grant's army of the Tennessee. His services at Shiloh, April 6-7, vere thus acknowledded by Grant: On the first day he held with raw troops the lkeypoint of the landing. . . . To his individual efforts I am indebted ...

... Salvationist music. - -AT OLYMPIA. -- The Salvation army officials thave re- solved to commemorate in a suitable manner Mrs. Booth's work in connection with the movement known as the struggle for woman's ministry, end- withvthis object a succesio yof ...

... why does the woman cry so lament- ably?' I do not know, but I will ask her. Mrs. Viehweger, why do you cry ? God bless me, was her reply, have I not good cause to cry? Whilst I ass obliged to perform here in the comedy my land- lord is carrying ...

... and extensive landed property by his eldest son by his first marriage, the Hon. W. H. F. Denison, M.P.:for Scarborough. LraUT.-GaNERAL C. G.FALcoNaEK.H., died at his seat atHazelbanir, near Edinburgh, on the 10th inst. He entered the army upwards of sixty-four ...

... large landed property in England. In addition to an only son the countess leaves five daughters. MAJOR-GENERAL NEPEAN died at Dover on the Sth inst. He was the third son of Sir Evan Nepean, first baronet, and was born in 1785. He entered the army early ...