... of No Alan's Land, then he threw his stick over ; then he rubbed his stocking feet, got up, gave himself two or three springs b«ck*ards and forwards, and taking a long run jumped over the little strait, and landed safely on No Man's Land. Picking up his ...

... ddad, toon poMible after the duumbuttm of rojal army, diaband all the rescrres, and to delay the aimaal recrattiag for three month*. By theae meaeona the Proaeian army would 120,000 men. In taking this atep, Hia Majeety nra now teatimony of hia moderation ...

... soon procured, and the poor woman, although conscious, still lies in a very precarious condition from two severe wounds in the back part of the head, evidently inflicted a life-preserver some blunt heavy instrument. The poor woman's little store of money ...

... In the Army Estimates there appears, for the first time vote for a Superintendent of Gymnastics at Aldersliott A Cabinet Council was held on Satmnlay, at the official residence Lord Palmerston. The Lord Chancellor lias conferred the rank of Sergeantat-l-aw ...

... Mr. Seely, M.P., was one of the minority of motion for reducing the number of the army by 10,000 men. 11 who on Monday voted in favour of Mr. White's Educational Board is now in full Operatien, 40 young The training college of the Lincoln Diocesan women ...

... Near Selby a brutal outrage was perpetrated * • other evening. poor woman was knocked dcwn Irishmen and feloniously assaulted, such being theviolc' used that two of her ribs were displaced. The have been apprehended and committed for trial. Shocking ...

... to land the passengers, got into the surf, and six men lost their lives. The Melbourne Argus states that the mar- riage of two educated aborigines was celebrated on the 10th of July with considerable ceremony at the mission Ramahyuck, Gipps Land, in ...

... not understood, he said, the pumnes of woman's creation, unless intended as a torment to mankind. A linty present go homoureelly attempted a justification of her sex, and triumphantly demanded bow it was, if woman was really 11.0 heartless, that she is ...

... From circumstances which we cannot now trace, the position of woman was less happy ta America than in many parts of the Old World: this had produced fierce reaction. harsh clamour for woman's rights had arisen, the tones of which were so harmonious and ...

... Department for back pay for mentos rendered in the Western armies as • cavalryman. nays ohs enlisted In 1861, with her husband (John in the 13th Missouri cavalry, and fought for two years as • In our armies. She fought under Grant, Sheridan, and Rosecrses. in ...

... back pay for services rendered the Western armies as cavalryman. She says she enlisted in 1861, with her husband (John Cleyton) in the 13th Missouri cavalry, and fought for two ye-we a cavalryman in our armies. She fought under Grant, Sheridan, and Rosecranz ...

... the body ot a woman, which was lying on the ground. The woman head was covered by the skirt of her gown, and she was lying on her nght aide. One of the lads, thinking she was asleep, touched the body with him foot, and called upon the woman to get up; but ...