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... Aldershot fo* service in South Africa. It will composed 'reetlv of non-coaunisaioned officers and men of tha ' Volunteer and St. John Ambulance Coriis. The Bearer Companies of the Royal Army Medical Corns for the Eighth Division are almost complete. The mem ...

... Campbell, commanding the British section the Tiemtein-Pao-ting-fii expedition, arrived at Pa-fang the 17th met. captured fifty armed Imperial who were fieeing, but afterwards released them. Pa-fang had been occupied during the last fortnight by 1,600 Imperial ...

... the wife of James Tod Brownlie, Esq. Prino. —On the 27th ult., at Sleevc-ua-Faeilte, Co, Antrim* Ireland, the wife of Henry Grattan Fring, Esq. MARRIAGES. Mair—Watt.— -On the 27th ult., at the United Free Chnroh, Calcutta, Alexander Mair, Esq., son of Alexander ...

... arrived Port Eliot, Cornwall, from Knightshayes Court, Tiverton, where they had been on a visit to Sir John and Lady Beathcoat-Amory. The Countess of Cardigan has returned Deene Park. The Earl and Countess of Derby left London on Saturday for Knowsley. Lady ...

... ” Mr. Holman (Hunt’s “ Scapegoat, and Mnrthly Moss by Sir John Milais are the gems of the collection; but there are besides notable examples of Landseer, Pinwell, John Phillip, David Cox, John Linnell, and Mr. B. W. Leader, and a remarkable senes portraits ...

... D.C. to Lord Cardigan; he was wounded, had two horses killed, and was taken prisoner, but escaped. I must .not omit the names four very distinguished and worthy men, who subsequently became oommiesioned officers Lieutenant- Colonels John Brown, Robert ...

... anld Cambridge, (4) Montgomery, Merioneth, Denbigh, and Flant, (5) Carnarvon and Anglesea, (6) Carmarthen, Pembroke, and Cardigan, (7) Brecknock and Badnor. Counties have before been grouped, but never so many one time. If this grouping counties is p ...

... moderate and sympathetic document.” There’s candour for you. From a suburban organ;— T 1 / ILL any kind, philanthropic adopt John H. E., at present getting a living leather merchant and dealer in leather fancy goods, who, albeit he is not afraid work, is ...

... Vanhomiigh Jlr. L. W. ROSE. Mynheer Buys (Dutch Envoy) Mr. H. SCOTT LAUDER. William Congreve Mr. JULIAN GADE. John Gay Mr.E.C. GAMBLE Dr. Grattan Mr. VIOTOR BRIDGES. Mrs. Mrs. EDWARD Mistress Esther Johnson (Stella) Miss DORA BARTON. Mrs. Rebecca Mrs. THEODORE ...

... France’s delightful Monsieur Bergenet,” are quite content with a small apartment full of books, a pair list slippers, honest red-armed servant, who knows bow to make pot-au feu well, and confidential dog. But the Dree hand family is not this calibre, and M. ...

... Morrison's John H.P., list (P. Woodland) 1 Mr. J. Bancroft’s Amethyst, Syrs, list 51b (Driscoll) 2 Mr. J, Haro’s St. Monts, aged, 21b (Mr. Hartigan) 3 Also ran—Six, Hampton Court. Winner trained by Sir 0. Nugent. Betting: 6 to * agit John Jl.i'., 7 ...