... I _ . _ _ T o _ _ _ . . . _ ?? 1 OI CORORETED CU TO TBHE IST OF FZBRUABY, 1870. ?? the Arm I List.J Where two places are mentioned, the latter is that at which the Depot of the Regiment is stationed. CAVALRY. I OFANTRY. let Life Guards, Regent's Park 41at. Bengal; Cotcheater 2nd Do., Hyde rark 42nd, Al ershot Royal Horse Guards, Windsor 43rd. Dublin lot Dragoon Guards, Cahir 44th, Ennlskillen ...

... I A.MERICA. 1 BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPYL1 NEW YORK, SATURDAY. The President has appointed Judge Frazer, of Indiana, to be United States Commissioner under the Washington Treaty, and the Hon. Robert S. FHal, of New York, attorney, to be the agent for receiving the claims of American citizens against Great th'itain. NEw YORK, SUNDAY. Senor Valmaseda is about to return to Havana. Rumours are current ...

... THE BARNE S CONVALESCENT ROME, CHEADLE. On Saturday afternoon the foundation stone of the home for convaleneents in connection with the Man- hester Royal Infirmary, to be built by the munificence of Mr. Robert Barnes, was laid at Cheadle by Mr. Hugh Birley, MP., in the ?? of many of the most aotive supporters of the Infirmary. The honoured founder of the institution was unhappily detained by ...

... | SATLFORD TOWN COUNCIL A quarterly meeting of the Salford Town Council was held on Wednesday, the Mayor (Mr. Alderman Davies) presiding. TUlE lBROP09SD VISIT TO WOODREAD. Mr. Alderman PELLETT moved that a resolution of the Salford district water committee, as to the inspection of the waterworks at Woodhead-the consideration of which was postponed at the last meeting-be adopted. In ex- ...

... On'Saturday, an inquest was opened at Bolton, as to the death of William Schofield, one of the men Who was in- jnred on the 30th November, in the riot which took place when Sir Charles Dilke, M.P., was announced to deliver his address on registration and representation in Boiton. Evidence having been heard, the jury, after a consulta- tion of over an honr's duration, returned a verdict of ...

... On Monday night, Mr. B. Lucraft, member of the London School Board (Finsbury division), was entertained at supper at the large clubroom of the Hole-in-the-Wall, Kirby-street, Hatton Garden, by a number of his friends, t chiefly composed of the working classes, in celebration of I his return to the School Board as being the only working r man candidate in the metropolis elected to that body. 5 ...

... THE WEEKLY TIMES. I 'ANfolSTER, MR. CARDwELL was premature in his hope of abolishing the ranks of cornet and ensign this session, and one item of his plans of reform in the army is withdrawn. The Secretary for War ex- plained on Monday that he had provided in the estimates for a considerable reduction of the number of subalterns, and had set down a sum of £49,000 to be paid for the regulated ...

... AFFAIRS IN CHINA, The Homeward Mail publishes advices from Hongkong to the 18th October, and from Shanghai to the 11th. The following is a summary of its news:- Massing of Chinese troops between Tien-tsin and Pekin continues, and evidence of intended resistance to foreign powers becomes daily stronger. Energetic preparations for war are being carried on both at Tien-tsin and Pekin. Days of ...

... The Madras Times of October 24th publishes the sub- joined details of the accident (already reported by tele- graph) which recently occurred on the Madras Railway: Heavy rain had fallen all along the, line between Areo- num and Cuddapash, on Wednesday and Thursday last, and the whole country was under water. On the arrival of the train from Xadra on Thursday night at Codoor, appear- ances were ...

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... THE WEEKLY TIMES. MA&NCHESTER,___ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28,1871. Tun chief interest in foreign affairs just now centres at Vienna. The constitutional difficulties of the Austrian empire have reached a crisis of suspense which has lasted for more than a fort. night, and of which the issue can hardly be further prolonged. Thursday's telegrams state that the policy of Count BEST has carried the day ...

... I H[OW Tb MAKE £1,000 A YEAR. The Court of Exchequer was engaged on Tuesday and Wednesday in trying the ease of Fielding v. Rankin, which wass an action for libel published by the defendant I of the plaintiff. The Attorney-General, Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., the Hon. Chandos Loigh, and Mr. Maorae Moir f were counsel for the plaintiff; Mr. Digby Seymour, Q.C., I and Mr. Lucius Kelly appeared for the ...