... was fully acquainted with the history of the deceased. He had served as sergeant in the 4th Dragoon Guards in the Peninsular war, and was present at the scene of Waterloo. On an envelope written by the deceased was the following:— Oft and oft the Right ...

... Adams, with regard to the claims of American citizens for losses by the destruction of their vessels during the late civil war, has just been published. H. R. H. the Duke of Cambridge has consented to take the command at the grand volunteer review wliich ...

... Stanley's reply to Mr. Mill, that in a serious war England would ignore the provisions of the Declaration of Paris. If so, would it not be more honourable recede from a false position? If the horrors of war ought to mitigated to the utmost, for what reason ...

... greatest victories, the greatest forgiveness. Among the ac- cusations against Maximilian was one of attempting to prolong the war by the decree of March 7, and creating a regency in case of his death in the coming battles. Jesus Miria Vasquez, one of Ma ...