... 14th -Mareh, and by 11 votes to 10 recommended that the appointment be offered to the three nurses of The West Poorhouse mn the order of their seniority of serv-ice under the council before advertising- the salary to be the same as paid to N nrse Lyall, ...

... East India C !m- pany's service. In 1844, four years later, he A had attained the rank of lieutenant, and in ! 1854 he received his bapties of fire in an l expe*dxtViagabnt Usa hb11 tribes in the Peshawur district, when his services were re- I cognised ...

... colonial assistance had been intimated by the Imperial Goversment, Lieuitenant Leask was one of the first to volun- teer for service, and -his example was instantly followed by many of his comrades of the Queens- land Mounted Infantry. In Queanslaud Mr I ...

... comamission- in - the medical department of the ELd.I.C. service, kand at once proceeded to India. He took part . in the operations against the ]Ndabrattas in 1044, and -being sont to Burmah on active service in , l1852 wazc present at the actiont wvhich culminated ...

... commanding, he will be I buried with military honours from the house of I his son-in-law in Royal Park Terrace this after- i noon. , DEATH OF MR M'QUEEN, GROUND OFFICERt, HATTON. By the death of Mr Alexander M'Queen, ground officer, Hatton, which took ...