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... 1 1 err =e | night. THR DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE ON VLINE IN THE ARMY. Thurlow eased by LORD BEACONSFIELD ON A avour of The anniver-ary dinner of the Reyal Aci on subject. theid om Saturday evesing—Sir Frederick lude the | | president, in the chair. A the com ...
... farms or roprietor’s lands. of Keith | them the recent corresp pondence with the all the ships were NO PLAYGROUND OP WAR. wer forty years since a farmer in the parish to the Kirkton Pu uest will be tedious and costly if n the lands of the Ear lof Fife ...
... impression that the husband was a labourer. and had been in the army, have lived for the past two months a very unhappy and dissipated life in the top flat (4 a house in Nutbrown Street. When the woman was last seen, on Sunday forenoon, her husband wns dragging ...
... CASUALTIES ON SEA. AND LAND. Very results from the galas are reported from the north-western meet, the midland, and north-country oistrints, and There has been serione damage property, unfortunately anoorepthied in more than oaf Manses by loan of life ...
... down. Constable Alexander Fraser, seeing the condition of woman, at once procured a cab and drove to Dr Pirie’s, with the view of getting medical assistance, but before they arrived there the woman had who was thirty-five years of had been complaining for ...
... thole dal , no went. News from*, army ! Great battle! Two th e p ule d. metering the room as he awoke. and Waggon Company, at Saltley, near Bir- Newport to Castleber by a band of armed men. thousand killed I of the royal army ! ISO a prisoner, he replied ...
... Europe ? Is it desirable to maintain the pre ccused, ‘aluusy | armies distinct as at preseat, and are the lave setting [and separate departments now maintained vss stated the etticiency of the army administration u ed bal) present presidential system ? Way ...
... Turk, bat asa ne ne of resisting with sufficient vigour first place, the Ru army quitted their menacing | external purposes, the rule of the Sultan was complete, | with the Army Bill, the Ciiminal ; Ol ! pointing of the; the Hoe Russian agstession it was ...
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... THE INQUIRY PBOARDING ARMY I EXAMINATIONS. I BRIGANDAGE SICILY. * tli. M» Wj, Ofc. L.aU»S™J».f Pri«i, .pruinUd «,„. 1 , w bri.,.,1.. I T™ h'ttar tb. r~-»t k«ni. ,i«-„[ . u- I'imfnaoon* for army Np| ...
... ornament which he wore not only on account of hie near relationship to the king, but who as commander-in-chief of the army, both by land and MA. The amiability of this prince was charming, and his curiosity unbounded. Nothing escaped his notice. He wished ...
... than a clear third spun their value in hard each, which was provWesly only 12. But the army is the only body which la at all enthusiastic, and the success of the army will rely Diereses its dispositios to regard itself se the Stale, to maks pronounciassentoe ...