... mpleted by a party of ICOSeikhs (which should join him this day; ?? lie will be in a condition to commence operations. I have. &c. P. M. X. GUY, Colonel, Coinoiaudn.^ a_ Dinapore. Major V. Eyre, Commanding Field Force, to Major NY. Lydiaru A. ...

... eacb otber. At last a Captain Jones, a flne fellow— onr commander was never seen again after tbe first volley— got bold of a bugler and got the men together in a sort of hollow place, a half-filled pond. Tbere we all lay down in ...

... as it were, in the army, by making a night barrack room common to members of both sexes, where soldiers' children are to be dragged up, under influences such as this system pro- vides, there is yet a school and a normal schoolmaster; so that they who ...

... they bounded off in good style, and after running togetber for a few paces tbe lead was taken by Margetts, at a terrific rate, and he held this prominent position until about 150 yards of the distance bad been covered, when Dearden, in a fine dashing spurt ...

... theo, hopeless of doing good , started from the Stole, a small stream whicb has its outlet far below tbe town ; it was a wild walk ; we swam tbe stream, washed out every track of our footsteps in tbe mud, and took refuge in a mangrove swamp as dark came ...

... Robbery of Valuable Silks and other Goods, by a Cook, in the Establishsnt of her Em- ?? Carpenter, a stylishly dressed young women, was charged with stealing a quantity of silks, shawls, a boa, drapery, and other ...

... sent to tbe rigbt about soon on a New Reform Bill. He advocated a large extension of tbe suffrage, asking wby a man wbo erected a small mud cottage to tbe value of £. a year shoald be allowed a vote, when tbe ...

... London at 7 a.m. -orUmouth at 8.10 a.m. Gosi ort 8 15 a.m. Southampton 10.25 a.m. reaching Eseter for Train to Plymouth, kc; returns from London Inn, Exeter, at 9.45 from Train leaving Plymouth 8.55 a.m. Bideford 6.30 ...

... canvass have spoken to me as if I were a Tory, and other. have asked rae if I were a Conservative ? I reply in a word that I am both a Conservative and Reformer— (laughter and cheers). I will conserve everything that is good, and use my ...

... S„7 7' ,0 ay ,bat ,b °-« It is not so, and I can only aaTChZ if ,__?¦• g °° d *° ,b * Ho.pi al. test would be interminable , if J h J- ' ...

... lecturer. A similar circumstance had occurred also in tbe Isle of Wight. A lecturer bad discoursed, in a smau place there, upon the degrees of intelligence from instinct to reason, and be (tbe speaker) had received a very delightful letter from ...

... understood that a muff was defined as tbat into which a lady might put her hands without finding anything. Mr. Fleming was not a muff; Mr. Fleming was a country gentleman, who trained his yeomanry to great perfection, and attended to bis duties as ...