... troops, provisions, and snaterials. The march was attended with difficulties, and the 25th a Russian division was attacked. A vast qoantity of ammunition and much valuable baggage was taken. The pursuit was discontinued after about a mile and a-half. The ...

... less, what are they V and so we get melancholy coffee or tea, owing to our philosophic cook. After dinner I watch him as he washes ; hangs up a whole row of tin ; the ship gives lurch and knocks them all down. He looks as if was just what be expected. Such ...

... not find amongst his soldiers’ wives marritd with leave sufficion. number wit log to mbark with their husbands, and ave th di fannies behind was permitted by au'hot to complet-i the number selections from the childless women, married without leave, bring ...

... will , raise that number to 22,000. 'Take that number and compare it to the number of troopsattually sent out from England and the colonies since February. According to a rough calculation, rather under than over the mark, that number is 30,000, or thereabouts ...

... served in this way. Amongst them waa a timber laden called the Regent, from Quebec, which bad on board the crew, twentyone in number, of the Davenport, of Liverpool, which waa abandoned waterlogged off the banks of Newioundland. Both crews were preserved ...

... considerable number of fever and cholera patients, and many hundred wounded, who had only been disembarked that morning and the day before. The doctors and surgeons are, I regret to say, very few, indeed quite insufficient for the great number of patients; ...

... It was left thus for eight hours, then taken down, and at once washed with distilled water, which bad been submitted to test. Some half-dozen preparations were once made from this washing—i. c., a few drops were enclosed in very thin glass cells and ...

... masts and rigging are now rut away. Quantities of their ornamental and other gear have been picked up outside the barb >ur, washed out them the waves. The Arrow gun-boat, which arrived the day before yesterday, tired four or live shots yesterday, a trial ...

... up in ablinthince. suffieient to remunerate every person engaged in its search, although the number of the searchers had been multipli twenty-fold ; and a vast emigration began to flow from this and other countries towards the new El Dorado. In 11431—the ...

... This was attacked as soon as the cavalry, which had diverged a little into a bye and intricate path, could be brought up. A vast quantity of ammunition and much valuable baggage fell into out hands, and the pursuit was discontinued after about a mile and ...

... good the defences of the Alma for three weeks against 100,000 men. They were carried by che allies, of whom not half that number were actually engaged, in three hours. It is confidently reported that Mens- was suffering severely from illness during the ...

... 1847. from A Person possessing a Certificate of the Comm.ttce of Council on Education will be Salary £35 per annum, with Washing aud Apa . ue in the Workhouse, and an allowance of Bs. per *«* ot rations. fIC Applications in tho handwriting of the Candida*** ...