... recently captured in Dublin shows the disorganisation amongst the bands of armed civilians Lo. Tipperarv caused the arrest their leaders by the Crown forces; The document is from John Tracev. an important official of the Sinn hem organisation, and is*addressed ...

... Made Easy.— The third edition of Lieut. Col. S. T. B-inniug’s work. (Gale and Poldeu, 4s. Cd. net.) Hart’s Annual Army List (John Murray, 21s.).—The sixty-eighth volume of thit valuable work of reference. May Reviews and Magazines. Blackwood and Nineteenth ...

... immediately behind Lord Cardigan, in the gloriously-absurd Balaclava Charge. Lest rnaqnifique, mats ce n'est pas la guerre. Captain White (as he then was) told me that, when he was ‘forcing the pace’to escape the feu deiifcr. Lord Cardigan, though he had never ...

... 1866, when he met Mrs. Norton in society, and she sent him Lord Cardigan’s statement, apparently in return for some Cashmerian photographs. The statement had been written by Lord Cardigan for Mrs. Norton’s private information, and Colonel Light copied ...

... that in the later interview Sir John asserted that while there is no reason to doubt that the Germans have at Specialities: Obtainable at all Stores. WAISTCOATS FOR MEN AND WOMEN IN NAVY BLUE, KHAKI, OR GREY. CARDIGANS. THE ARMY AND NAVY GAZETTE. sea ...

... Andrews to Mercury (Mar 14); course (Mar. 15). Surg. A. F. Mackay to Vivid R. K. Herbert Talbot (Mar. 29). Engr.-Lts. . PaxcH.—Arm sposal (March 8). Hill. T. E. F. Lilburn to Amethyst, on commis., undated, civilian schoolnl et Paymrs. C. Roach-Smith to Egmont; ...

... who is an alderman and ez-mayor of Wednesbury, gave the toast Our Noble Leader, the lari of Cardigan, and all our Officers.’’ He had, he said, known Lord Cardigan well a man of no half measures. What he wanted he saw that he got. His name would live, and ...

... Surrey. Bcle Proprietor and Principal: Mb. H. P. TEIPPEL. Examinations, combined with Training Earge Gymnasium and School of Arms, Gymnastics, Drill, and Pnyaical Troinintr under Sergeant Bogera, 0t ?. theQuards. Military Biding under Mr. Savigear, late ...

... acknowledged.-29, Hereford Square, S.W. Prince wales’leinster regt. (royal CANADIANS).—Mra. MATHER lm« undertaken to COLLECT CARDIGAN JACKETS or SWEATERS, and MITTENS for the Uatn. ; boga everyone who roads this to send her jacket or sweater, old or now, ...

... he actually had the effrontery to suggest that if we were to have a League of Nations must welcome Germany into it with open arms! Happily Mr. Lees Smith is only one, and assuredly the least representative, of the Members for Northampton, and we believe ...

... ruv. ARMY AND NAVY dated to Feb. G. Wylly, c.b., M. V. Hilton P. Schletter, c.b., O‘D. C. Grattan. '^ G. L. L. Armstrong, J. P. Gethm, and J. H. Verscnoyie. MEMORANDA. Mai -Gen Sir. A. E. Turner, k.c b , Inspr.-Gen. oi Auxiliary Forces, continued on active ...

... the throne room. The Sword of State was borne by Sir Antony Mac Donnell. Capt. Wilkinson, the newly-appointed Ulster King of Arms, was not present, owing to illness. The Bast African Standard of Jan. 25 states that during the Kisii revolt 15 persons were ...