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... helpless suffer; or Homke i. cowardly scoundrel (and we must expect that some such will be found in all armies) fires without e orders, or bayonets a woman in proof of his adoubtful courage. There are wretches base ) enough to act so, as I well know, but, ...
... cnti-, vate; that all lands should be revalued for the more equitable imposition of the land tax, with the ivew. of bringing, as far as possible, all land under cultiva- tion; and that in order to carry out these reforms. a Land Court be established for ...
... ordinary men. AB to the alleged Intemperance In h was the army, she was glad to say that the army would neet- compare favonrably with any other class, for the se re- total abstalners In the army numbered one total that abstalner to every 16 men, and she ...
... -Early on Wednesday morning a policeman met a young woman well attired in Stafford-fstreet, Wedneebury. She complained of being very ill, and immediately afterwards gave birth to a. babe. The woman wvas dangerously ill and the officer wrapped her and ...
... an address. He said that the Army believed in doing things 'daeetly and in order. Ho said that advisedly, because those who did not understand the Armys business perhaps did not know what true, real order was, As the Army meant war, their move- ments ...
... the door. They found the woman lying on the l floor, bathed in blood; she had received the contents of a pistol right in her breast. The man, on his part, i had sunk to the floor in a state of complete prostration. L The woman was alive, and muttered a ...
... TB ARMY M X QUVI 5-,. I.m -~ t -Chilanark, Friday, At last the two, armies have Cospq~,tegethersifl con,' Ohl forces il (lire ?? against the I Of the north. The day is a, iiotpblen Onte ' lisx hist ory frit is the anniversary of t~f 6a~i1J1ition of th- ...
... THE ARMY & NAVY ESTIMATES ThO supplementary vote for estimates for her Majesty's navy was laid before the House of Com- mons on Friday, and the supplementary estimate for army services on Saturday. Notwithstandlng the completeness with which the work ...
... A|RMY STATION5 FOR FEBRUARy ?? I CAIVALRY. 25thb lot bat Bengal F ?? Guarda, Hyde-park Hubn3e FOrt, 2nd ditto, Windsor 2nd haone o I. IL Guards, nt's-park Rubbeatore t let Drag. (luards,Maaohester 25t, Glaso,. paisley 2nd. Calir 3rd Dublin 0bth ch her ...
... STATIONS OF THE BRITISI( ARMY. CORRECTlD UP TO TIE 4TII OF .JULY, 1868, (F-orom the United Service Gaozee.) lnere two places are meiitioned, the lant-montloned In that at which the depot of the reginiceut is stationed. CAVALRaY, 25th, It bat., Glaagow ...
... came into the house some time afterwards, end 85 seeing the position of the unfortunate woman, at once Oh Iis gays acn alarm. A doctor was sent for, hut the woman tt el1, was quite dead, the upper part of her body having been L~ rtt literally roasted ...
... I STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY Wbore two places are mentioned, the last named is that at which the depot of the regiment is stationed.] CAVALRY. 27th, Aldershot Ist Life Guards, Rerent's Park 28th, Malta. Aldershot 2 nd ditto, Knightsbridge 29th, Barbadous ...