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... h, it is still more markedly anti-Turkish.—Sonchum-Keleh correspondence of The Times. Yesterday week Private Edward Money, 51st Regiment, was found in a barn, near Bury, in a very emaciated condition. He could scarcely speak, his pulse was scarcely p ...
... , it is still more markedly anti-Turkish.—Souchum-Keleh correspondence of The Times. Yesterday, week Private Edward Money, 51st Regiment, was found in a barn, near Bury, in a very emaciated condition. He could scarcely speak, his pulse was scarcely p ...
... h, it is still more markedly anti-Turkish.—Souchum-Keleh correspondence of The Times. Yesterday week Private Edward Money, 51st Regiment, was found in a barn, near Bury, in a very emaciated condition. He could scarcely speak, his pulse was scarcely p ...
... Crimea; Isle of Vight. a - 7th Piershill. 49th Turkey; Fermoy. est Dragoosis, Turkey; Can- 50th Turkey; Fernoy. Ea terbury. 51st Malta; Bury. 2nd Turkey; Newbridge. 52nsd Bengal; Chatham. ar 3rd Hounslow. 53rd Bengal; Chatham. 4th Turkey; Brighton. 64th ...
... her-litter of young ones taken from her and drowned. Next day, while the be- 0 reaved cat was wandering about in the fields, she lighted *r upon a little leveret. She gantly took up the tender foundling carried it home, deposited iton the bed from. awhich her ...
... be removed to the Himalaya. Lieut.-General Barnard is to take the command of the troops at Corfu. The depot of the 51st Light Infantry is under orders to t e move from Bury, and embark at Liverpool for Cork; the (0 depot of the 58th Regiment, from Kilkenny ...
... be removed to the Himalaya. Lieut.-General Barnard is to take the command of the troops at Corfu. The depot of the 51st Light Infantry is under orders to. move from Bury, and embark at Liverpool for Cork; the depOt of the 58th Regiment, from Kilkenny ...
... be removed to the Himalaya. Lieut.-General Barnard is to take the command of the troops at, Corfu. The depot of the 51st Light Infantry is under orders to move from Bury, and embark at Liverpool for Cork; thedepot of the 58th Regiment, from Kilkenny to ...
... the clanging of bells, and the rear of the populace, the glorious i pageant had passel away in a parti-coloured blaze of light, `i what was left but the recollection of the transitory pleasure Ur of the eye end of the indescribable excitement which the ...
... deal of confusion by breaking the lamp glasses and extinguishing the lights. After the unhappy fowl was partially roasted, the keepers succeeded in capturing him, and placing the light in its usual state of efficiency.—Cork Examiner. There is an old gray ...
... deal of confusion by breaking the lamp glasses and extinguishing . tke lights. After the unhappy fowl was partially roasted, the keepers succeeded in capturing him, and placing the light in its usual state of efficiency.--Cork Examiner. There is an old gray ...
... an English political mission was once more to be seen in Atlghanistan. A party of four officers, belonging to the 51st Native Infantry, after visiting the Ameer's camp, rode on into the mouth of the Khyber, in defiance • of the strict prohibitory orders ...