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... wound, from which be has since died. B ‘oth these invaluable officers were shot in the same place, in the centre of the body.” War Gossir rrom ‘Turty. General Niel has visited all | the fortified places of Piedmont, and has declared that they He has cannot ...
... Philips, having completed the required service as an Acting Deputy Assistant Commissary General, on the Western Coast of Africa, to be confirmed in that rank from 16th Oct, 1857. To be Assistant Surgeons to the Surgeon Frederick O’Conor, vice Jackson ...
... such documents. | The public is informed that the Government is aware of the necessity of making ready for the contingency of war by increasin, g the naval strength of the country. A mea- sure for reforming the representative system is promised, and the ...
... from the Continent this evening is no longer of mere speculations as to the probability of war; from every quarter the intelligence arrives that the certainty of war has been accepted. In truth, now that I men begin to reflect upon it as the terrible reality ...
... missnrlat Clerk George Hutchinson having n*quiivd service a* an Acting Deputy Assistant Commissary Gen on the Western Coast Africa, confirmed that rank October, 1857. i i *i. Bijtrr. To A**l*taut Surgeons to the Forces. Acting Assistant Burgeon Frederick ...
... nlthoiißi tho FrencL gOverodthtit trill not send new regiments to Uom', it will place the reijitheiits already there on the war fooling, and that 1,400 men afe lie despatehed there for that purpoae. SaiibiNtt —THe Tinier pnhliahed the circular addressed ...
... Protector would bestow, in fee simple, upon him. Miles Corbet, the regicide. Castle Malahide. which had occupied during the wars, and the repairs of which had considerable sura. belongs.” he adds. •to one Talbot, malignant.” The letter was excel- preservation: ...
... had swung dais malidesilla that were tive French, four Etianish. mad three lothit of-war at aseriliceos. Europe his try*. but — hee faded, to shake off the that a war is impeding. seacmes ere sods. Awes is we ettmi!f . theme useelword..le lieger stisay ...
... Phillips, having complete 1e required service as an Acting Deputy Assistant Commissary 3e neral, on the Western Coast of Africa, to be cunfirtned in that rank from 16th October, 185 ant regen Tobe Assistant Surgeons to the Forces—Acting Frederick O mor ...
... deeds All possessions. the great powers of | have peace or war, joined those treati es and a single power | pression of her po ified in setting aside these s tipulations h should nadertake war for the purpose House of Common tria of ber possessions woul ...
... It seems to harg on her word whether we have peace or war, aud the most authentic ex- pression of her policy is the resolve of the House of Commons. The Quecn, by consti- tutional theory, declares war or makes peace, but practically ail euch momentous questions ...
... immense surprise for the world in his rpeech on Monday neat. are certainly the eve of war. This impression i» more widely diffosed tc-day than at any period daring the war excitement. On the same evening the Paris correspondent of the Globe writes that the ...