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... and trans- ports, are to one Division, three Divisions one Army Corps, and eight Army Corps the mobilised forces, The composition of these several sections varies con- siderably. The lst Army Corps, with its divisional head-quarters at Colchester, Chelmsford ...
... LONDON CORRESPOND NT The Army Bill has. been read a third time and passed jwith. but little discussion in the House of Lords. Some took place amongst the Peers relative to the abandonment of the Berk shire campaign. Lord Malmesbury thought the Berkshire ...
... fIX'IEAOBDINABT DIAMOND BING CASE, j ANOMALY^ni^THE^M ARMED WOMAN’S the Mansion-honse on the 11th inet, Mr. Jame* Monday, at the Bromptbn County Court, a , Huddieetone, a gentleman connected with the firm « and interesting caao under the Married Williams ...
... dearer food. War would postpone those reforms in the land laws which must be effected before our soil can yield its full capacity of food and employment to our countrymen. Under the present iniqfaitous land laws our soil is so badly cultivated, and the ag ...
... by the absence of deceased’s money. — There are 600,000 land-holdings in Ireland, of which 10,000 only are above £lOO a year, only 30,000 above £5O a year, while there are 217,000 occupiers of land under £8 a year, of whom upwards of 100,000 occupy mud ...
... the name the God of Armies says:— Listening to the voice suffering Spain I come to fight f®r my country and for God. I will not remain idly looking on during this expiatory and heroic struggle. I deplore tho blindness of the army, which is forgetful ...
... arrangements were perfect, and all were got on terra Jirma in safety. , Landing by day is bad enough, but by night it requires an inconceivable amount of care. As soon as landed the troops commenced their march to the interior, as it was deemed advisable ...
... shame and disgrace. Why the Army is unpopular, everybody ought to peruse who are interested in this important branch of the service. The writer appears to think that some very sweeping reforms must be made in the army before it can assume popular and ...
... detach portion of the army which now being attacked the Russians on the frontiers of Asia Minor. ** The Persian army, says the writer,” is so inefficient and demoralized that a few Turkish battalions would suffice put flight whole army corps of Persians ...
... Turks intend juereasing the Moravian army to 40,000 men, to com- ervia to conclude peace st once, Muscham Pasha will have command. Many Poles and Turkish army. ‘Hungarians are joining the THE LORD LIEUTENANT oF IRE LAND. The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and ...
... north J’aris new butteries have been opened at various distances. Divisions of the Army of the South have crossed the Doubs to the south of Besancon, in the rear of the army of General Bourbaki. Thirty-three railway waggons, some of thfm laden with provisions ...
... ugly ones, has been a puzzie to me ever since 1 landed in Bombay. Whether at this latter place, or in Madras, Calcutta, Benares, Lucknow, or Delhi, you really hardly ever see & plain, and never an ugly woman. The Prirce remained until three a.m., and seemed ...