... spot and saw a cloak floating in the water. The woman then remarked, That's the spot where he went ?? body was speedily taken out and conveyed to a neghtouringinn, but no animation was left. The woman accompanied it to the inn and remained souse time ...

... THE ARMY. TiE GALLANT 13TH RInGIMENT OF INFANTRY.- A detachment of this distinguisiied regiment arrived on Tuesday at the Invalid Depot, Casemate Barracks, Gillingham, from Gravesend, where they disembarked from the ship Stag, 71)0 tons, Captain Young ...

... THE ARMY. I SOLDIERS' RATIONS.-With a view to further er. steps being taken to improve the soldiers' rations, 2 so far at least as the cooking is concerned, the ceec to Commander-in-Chief has called for a return to be Steu the rendered to him without ...

... fourteen persons, there is a native woman who is married to a white uan, land whe has a soil, a fine, healthy- looking child, of whom she and all the bleeks are var7 proud. These fourteen aboriginal natives of Van Diemen a Land live at Oyster Oove Station, where ...

... THE ARMY. Since the 54th Regiment went to India they lost 34 officers, 1200 men, 51 Europeahiwomen, and 135 children, a=&rom disease, except 70, who were killed in thefield. We understand that the Commissariat Establishment in Dublin-is to be abolished ...

... soldiers died befor e the storm commenced, and ten between the Mauritius and St., -elena, and one woman after leaving tie island. On the troops landing at Gravesend, It was found necessary to for- ward to Fort Pitt, the invalid depot at Chatham, ten of ...

... that surrounds her. Usually under such circumstances, with all a woman's clever adaptability, she soon learns to take her honours as a matter of course, and becomnes a thorough society woman, but occasionally one is found who is so frightened by the gay ...

... THE ARMY. GENERAL ORDEa.-florse Guards, Oct. 13, 1827.-The Commander-in-Chief is pleased to approve general officers comrmanldi ng districts in Great Britain, granting leave of absence to officers, and furloughs to non-commissioned offi- cers and soldiers ...

... 2.30 p.m. THE GERMAN ARMY. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) Blzt-N, Wednesday.---Owing to the universally low prices ruling for proverner of all kinds during the past year, the German War Office has efeccted a conriderable saving in the army estimates-amounting in ...

... instructed in the method I of infant teaching; but, as no course of education for herself is intended, she ?? be an instructed woman pre- vious to entering the institution. You will be careful to select only a wvomnan of umexcep- tionable moral character ...

... (Colon. corps). New SjuL11 Wales and Van Dieunen's Land Establish- ment-21st Foot at Van Diemen's Land (ordered to Madras), 28th ditto at New South Wales, 60.h ditto at ditto, 5 1 st ditto at Van Dibnmen's Land, 80th ditto at NesY South W Ii'es, 9t1th ditl ...

... thle Chhurch Army. DBut they must not look upon the Churoh Army wrrker 11s a cheap lay cu rate. They wanted the ourmts awl the Church Army worler as well. T'le fact that the Church Army was aplreciated was shown by the fact that the Army ...