... in findeing officers to accept them. One is to be given to Colonel Chippindall, C.B., 19th Regiment, and second to Colonel Hardy, half pay, late 84th Regiment; one is offered to Colonel Armstrong, who is retiring upon half pay from command of the 2nd Battalion ...

... army o corps had been mobilised by the CZAR, and in all p *e parts of ?? thedrill-sergeantswere S ;o at work transforming the hardy peasantry into the t] )r semblance of soldiers. It was a busy, feverish, sl ;y anxious time. At the very moment when the I ...

... laid up with soro backs. t Strangely enough, the Cossack ponies do not seem to ,suffor from this cause, though seine of the hardy, en- Fduring little brutes litvo been quite as severely tested as o even the Guard cavalry. The cavalry divisions of tbe tactive ...

... replied, No. He then struck her en the face, making her nose and mouth ?? Bench ordered hint to pay a fine of lOs. and costs. Thomas Brown and James Palfreyman were severally charged with being drunuk and disorderly on licensed premises at Msrelay, near Bipley ...

... the chancel of Carham. Chureb. The following gentlemen were present at the ?? Thomas Hodgson- Archer-Hind,- Ceombe Fishasre House, New-ton Abbot (brother of deceased); Mr Thomas Thorn- bill, M.P., Riddlessworth Hal, Norfolk (sen-in-law of de- ceased); Rev ...

... Professor Tynedll's series of Christians lectures to children ou the subject of heat waa delivored at the Royal institution. Sir Thomas Chiambers, Mi.1, ywis ,ray presided at at. meetilg convenled with a view ci' ostablishillg a People's Coutribution Fund in ...

... future, all mnanure and team J labour be contracted for. I IMPORTANT COUNTY .oURT, CASP-Py'itt v. WYit-. t ?? the case of Thomas Henry Pykitt v. Wilson, 2 C~ark. and Stephenson, which has occupied the atten:r tion of the County Court for nearly a year ...

... Secretary for Ireland; 3Mr Hardy, Secretary for War; and Lord 2Lanuers, the Pos-i master-General. We may observe that there were 200 divisions in the lar.t eessin:-| Crichton, V. ?? 2601 Gifard, Sir H. ?? 214 Dyke, SirW. ?? 26U Hardy, Rt. Hon. G. 214 Wiin ...

... two thirds upon trust for theformer I and one.third to the ?? will (dated October 14, 1870) of Lieutenant-Colonel Claud f Thomas Bourchier, of the Rifle Brigade, who died t on November 19 last, at Brighton, was proved on t the 22nd ult. by Charles Joln ...

... over the bellicose -portion. of it. Whether or not, as Truth asserts -this week, Lord, Beaconsfield, Lord Cadrns, and'aMr. Hardy'nre'on one side, and Lord Derby, Lord Salisbury, Lord Carnarvon, Sir Stafford Northc6te, and Mr. Cross 'n the other, with the ...

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... for spinning a and other machinery, Thomas Lawson, Leeds. Improve. ;o mentsin lubricators, Wmi. EHineworth, Settle. .d NOrIoES or INTIMONrsO PRORDE' 'Wrrn PATENrS.- a. Knives for tobacco-outting machines, George Thomas ;o Parkin and William Moore, Sheffield ...