... prepared to resume the correspondence M (Callon)— Sir John Moore was not acting under Wellington during the retreat on Corunna but in supreme command Wellington was sent to taka up the after John Moore’s deaths ieiyartant will be Ituntl )uUy rtferted ...

... invalids and 70 convalescents sent home to-morrow in the as. and I have therefore give on ‘a sleeping suit Cardigan and each con- and pair of drawers Cardigan vest for their benefit in encounter on arriving in England the depth of winter. I shall ve each man ...

... arranged to. give on embarkation eich 5 pe 1invalid a- sleeping suit and Cardigan -vest, ant! hea- 7each convalesosutn- woollen undervest and pair end Fof drawers, andl Cardigan vest for their benefit 'in the cold weather they are likely to encounter ...

... glowing ru ibies by the fe:juag s'e r win him tbc pr-vioi!y kep! Hunt’maa's ly CALLS TO ARMS Bow the Nation has Responded Them Them have been sir great call to arm cur land during h-t three hundred bt’idts the 4io which is now the country and it 1- in’erting ...

... Thomson, Edinbur-h, rast who has kindly undertaken to- forward it to the om 'Royal Scots. The box ?? shirts, by dravwors, cardigan jackets, handkerehieh.. hel- es mats, mafflers, chcst protectors, es o' Shrnters, tle, pipes, cufs, notepaper, sveets arld ...

... are cured It, and the health greatly improved. Bottles 2s and 4s od eacr. told all Cuemlsta Mr JOHN MORLEY at FORFAR. CONDEMNATION OF GOVERNMENT POLICY. Mr John Motley addressed meeting of his constituents at Forfar last night. He had noticed, said, that ...

... England, mho: her in Scotland, but didn't give any direction In Ireland at all. (Laughter Tho privileged Church would found arm arm with the priv'. g. public hou-c at the election. Adam deal! with tho land monopoly and the necessity frr land law reform, ...

... kicked the police on the le,s. arms. and body, besides assaulting a civilian who endeavoured to assist the police. Accused pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to suffer forty days imprisonment without the orlon of a fine.—John Gordon. residing at 59 Buchanan ...

... Fond which amounted £1 I Os. «■!. were given Bros. Win. Fyfe, D, WhltcforU. M’Dongall. It Hunter. Wm. saw. John Knox. G. Darroeb. John Dunphle. John Fyfo. Wm. Houston. Tho*. Orr. Wm. Berryman, and others, and Bro. Jas. Glen gave humorous recitation. The ...

... Wednesday evening a very interesting and scholarly address was delivered to the members of this Association in St. John's schoolroom by Rev. John Urquhart, the well-known author and lecturer. Rev. Moho Douglas, of Douglas Support. occupied the chair. The ...

... front. Ler or Grass PArks.—On Monday the grass parks on Low Knockrioch Farm were exgmsed to let by public roup in the Argyl: Arms Hotel, for the period from Ist April to 15th November. There was a good turnout, but bidders were scarce, and only two of the ...

... and being pushed for time, instead of crossing the railway footbridge, they determined to cross the rails. One of them named John Dolan, and known the workers Soldier Dolan,” jumped from the platform on to the railway ; ho fell, and made several attempts ...