... lieutenants Royal o Marine Light Infantry have been promoted to F the rank of lieutenant, dated 27th September, q, 1889:-John Brecknock Noble, John Arthur o r. Tupman, William Herbert Foster, Arthur Engmont U Ronibulow Pearse, Ernest Sacheverell Coke, an id Bernard ...

... s a local one to Portsmouth and other Hampshire towns, for in such an important military centre as Portsmouth,theappealsto arms in vindication of outraged honour naturally pro- vided a fair proportion of such hostile meetings. The lest duel in England ...

... sister. Grattan 's Parliainent was as honotirval)le ais the l timne aiid circumlstasnces allowed, until English bribery aid Euglish trickery filched back time rights which hlllad been so grudgingly given. He sketched the diflferent phases of Grattan's Parlia- ...

... a I .r second boat was despatelied, which reache'd St. a d John's during the night. The tug Favourite was v if next sent out to the Anhoria's assistance, and v towed her safely into St. John's ion Tuesday. is d The passengers were-placed on allowance ...

... W. G. Bother, 010. will preside. Medals for long service and good conduct hare been awarded Sergt. John Fairohild and Corporale Ja ?? ,Bugle-Major John I Elliot dan Alfred ?? Wld. L.I. IMPORTANT TO RETIRED OFFIGEIts.-Wo are asked to state that it has ...

... loyal feeling expressed by his Ori *,as a visitors. ec of the A party of armed men with blackened faces on Thurs- wel 'ochial day night entered the house of a farmer named John tha 'rotes- Lynch, at Derulk, near Fuller, and brought him out of eati ement ...

... day. Lord Brassey of Bulkeley should really publish nieiuoir of the persons who formed the connect- is' links between Le Sire John dle Bressey, enulerly of Lorraine, and who came over with ti1c Conqueror, and the sturdy and clever navvy a lto was Isis Lordship's ...

... to committing wiilful damage by Smeasheing anl ?? er embossed plate glass windowv, value £94. at the, FoIr~tp Er. Cumberland Arms, kept by Frank Strcets.- fa ?? wvent into thle bar on7 Saturday. night. and op itie created a disturbance, and on' being ejected ...

... Lion Queen was killed at le Chathan in 1850, and John McCarthy in 1872. ?? this year the experienced Pezon was almost tcrushed to death by his own pet bear. it 'It E rapacity of the executors of Lord Cardigan Ie in refusing to sell the ruins of Kirkstall ...

... JohnaLowncy, to Vthe Lion; George D Trevor Roper to the Indus; 'y Robert Hickeon to the Cambridge; John Moore, bt M B., to the Duke of Wellington; John S Fogerty, t M.D., to the Asia, all additional for disposal. ...

... It- Charles-street. The child took ill suddenly in I a , its mother's arms about six o'clock on the evening J Ut of Thursday, the 27th ult., and after giving a hgasp expired in her arms. Dr. Malpas gave it as his opinion that death had resulted from con- ...