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... detach portion of the army which now being attacked the Russians on the frontiers of Asia Minor. ** The Persian army, says the writer,” is so inefficient and demoralized that a few Turkish battalions would suffice put flight whole army corps of Persians ...
... married another woman.—Verdict for plaintiff, £75 damages. Lorp WoLskLey o 8 CoMPULSORY SERVICE.—On Wednesday evening, at the meeling of the Historical Society of Trinity College, Dublin, Lord Wolseley, speaking after a debate on compulsory army service, said ...
... strength ef*Gene-aI army. Nor could there be »a»n whatever for such a dangerous reparation Tbs force landed at Toultoha might w well have been landed Varna, and ocold have been marched in oombinalion with the I*. The Turkiah landing .t xStoha iarisariy ...
... rested. It was said that it was an attempt to reintroduce the system of purchase in the army ; but that he denied, atlinming that its sole object was ** the good of the army.” In evidence that such was the opinion of independent officers, the right hon. gentleman ...
... OEUBOK JAY brig. The Russian army.—Referring to il.« new law on military conscription Russia, the correspondent of the Tima says that altbong *j the details are not ret known, enough has tranqiir to show that the Uuswiao army and reserve will r- total ot ...
... promoted tuereby, and they were also serving their country. Mr. C. R. Syuoxwvs, in proposing “ The Army, Navy, and Reserve Forces,” spoke of the valoar of the army of England displayed on many s battle field. He was glad to see that eflorts were bdnfi made to ...
... oat Its I course to receive the fugitive, and that be has landed I in Italy somewhere between Vic mi lie and Genoa.” The Liberie says, under all reserve, that is going to Spain lead Serrano’s armies. The .Yalioiiat remarks on the extraordinary expression ...
... awarded a pension £4lO per annum. Russian nt lias decided .no jiao Government lias u to the same system division into army in the army. While painting a house in Lpp'ls, We lnc*- dmy, Joseph Amys fell from the IftilJer which was aUacUug. an-i sustaineil ...
... has been sunk near the Land's Eud, after collision with another ship, the captain snd thiree of the crew being drowned. ‘The mate was the sole survivor. An unruly mob casemnbled at Eastbourne on Sunday, though the Sulvation Army had decided to have no ...
... into committee of supply, when Mr. Hardy explained the army estimates at considerable length. The total strength of the army this year will be 133)730. Mr. Hardy spoke favourably of the state of the army, reserves, militia, and volunteers. In the House of ...
... Ann , Makinson, a woman with whom he cohabited. They , bad Quarrelled on Saturday night, and the woman was afterwards discovered lying dead the floor, with mark* violence about her bead. Prisoner « denied the charge, and said tha woman had disease of the ...
... of our forces in other lands is indicative of the mulitary strength of a small body of trained Englishmen. Of course India is treated as exceptional in these Parlismentary statistics, and we find that the pumbers of men in the army there amount to & total ...