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... ILLNESS OF THE MARQUIS OF Ws regret to hear that the Marquis of Is seriously indisposed at his resid•sos, Abbey, war Dover. INNISKILLING DRAGOONS. Colonel A Froom, commanding regiment, from typhoid fever at Fietermarieberg. Natal, on the eilt January ...
... selected Senator for Khevle Island, iu the room of Mr. Chace, who resigned his Intelligence has heen received here afating that a war-ship recently fired on an American schooner, which, however, in oulsailing the Cardinal Gibbons, Archbi-hop of Baltimore, has ...
... who resigned hie Intelligence has been received hore stating that a Dominican ou an war-ship recently American schooner, which, however, succeeded in Outsailing the war-ship. Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop of Baltimore, has invited the clergy of his diocese ...
... Alderman for London, but that his claims are regarded with disfavour by both parties in the Council. Ir iz in contemplation at the War Othee to 80 re- arrange the comp at Aldershot as to enable it fo permanently thres more battalions of infantry, to make in all ...
... large allowance to the adull population. Te completion of the West Coast of Afrien telee Tx completion of the West Coast of Africa tele. raph cable, which sir johu hopes to seein working orler within the course of the months, will be regarded with satis ...
... The & assian Government, it is stated, is orgunis- ing an administrative railway staifof military mén who, im the event of war, will replace Civil officials on the western railways of the eapire, The Grand Duchess Alarie Pantovua, sister-in-law of Czar ...
... Government, it is stated, is o is- an administrative railwa: y staif of military men | PISCOVERY OF A SKELETON. who in the event of war, will replace Civil officials extrao: and shocking discovery has been on the western railways of the empire. made by H cary ...
... of the War Ollice towa “7 the Volunteers ; aud in his address to the battalions the Secretary of State for War only fol- lowed the usual precedent. in many parts of the country, he said, the Volunteers had satisfied the requirements of the War Office ...
... falling into the clutches of a Britis mau-of-war ; and it would have been as well, per- haps, if he had. Of course, he protests angrily against English intrigues. beyond yuestion is working to secure East Africa north of che Tana for herself. English money ...
... and there is Health. ao eaying what might not happen in the event of a Pender, however, pre- In Hove or Blown, Hide Bound, war in Europe. Sir John ferred to dwell chielly on the benefits which the Loss ot Appetite, Staring Coat, new cable would confer ...
... prosperity of its Péople without trastiug to the hazardous arbitrament of war. The barometer was scale of peace, (Uther toasts follow. a rising in the who fer some years was Ol war. Lhe darometer was manager of the Gas Works here, died in Belfast on scale ...
... am. Gry Shama BAM AND ENNISKILLEN UHKUN Large rent orders dase ab FROM Ci fe War materia’ TY, .CORRESPONDEN ES. J ‘that Sir Henry Loch has been Notising bas yea heen arranged be because he the masters and menon nt Stockton, solucted as Governor of the ...