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... most, as arc pretty well inured to it now. The 62d landed about a fortnight back, and heard yesterday they had lost men. The 46th landed about the same time, and hear that they have lost more. The 9th landed last week, and they are burying five and six a-day ...
... NEW ARMY APPOINTMENTS. The Queen baa approved of the aollewiaf appoftf* menu to the Staff of the Array operating on tbn Nile Maior F. M. Wardrop, 3rd DrK*o»». a Deputy AMistant-Adjutant and Quartermaiter- General ; Captain the Earf ef Airlie. 10th Htueara ...
... THE BRITISH ARMY From the general annual return of the British Army for the year 1891, just published, appears that the «vc rage effective strength of the regular army during the year was 209.699, th** lowest figure being reached in June, when the strength ...
... ARMY ORGANISATION, should Lord DORCHESTER complained of the growing practice of officers in the army writing to magazines and otherwise airing their complaiats, and disparaging the British forces. A gallant officer m;:Iy wrote in a :zuin that the non ...
... sold off for the *um of £16,000. The sum' realised for the wood on this waste land during the fifty years are stated to equal per acre to the return from the best arable land in the country. Tup. Duke op Wklueotoe and Marshal Net’s Dkatm. —Mr William Fraser ...
... LAND FOR RIFLE RANGES. The report of the Select Committee the House of Common-* on Rifle Ranges has issued. The Committee rejiort that they consider the SecreUry of State should have power under the Defence Act in acquiring land compulsorily for the purpose ...
... tho Lands Committse of Hospital had soino months ago got into sort of quandary about ro letting the farm Whitsunday, 1887, “as separate holding,'’ or “annexing it another farm ; ,r and tbeir state of duhioty had consulted Mr Oeorga Walker, land surveyor ...
... return borne. Dragoons and police are billetted iu the town, but were not required. THK LAND LEAGUE AND CHIEF-JUSTICE MAY. MEMORIAL TO THE LORD MATOR DCBLTIf. The Land have prepared the followioe memorial the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor Dublin : —“Sir, —We ...
... UiMionroWoinsui Hbatbb* Lands.—A nMtu« of Aberdeen wudUu; of theee nWowaCe Mi I* tKeiUU of the Free Obmtoh OoUen reetadar. Th«e wee ettendenoe led fee, eai tawseeleg edifi leea beer the eieeilset work eooompllehe theee eniein the aeeeeeity for farther ...
... but it is known that fifteen twenty carcleaners, including woman, were the train. Six bodies have been recovered from the wreck, while seven men were taken out fearfully injured. The woman was burned beyond recognition. THE CANADIAN ELECTION CAMPAIGN ...
... arrive'l off Plymouth Sound at : landed mails, and proceeded for Cherbourg; mails forwarded by speHal train at 11'30 Wt-lnewlay. The Castle packet Norham Castle, l.ondon Line to Pape Colonies, arrives! 3 o. ni. to-dav; landed mails, and proceeded for London ...
... would thereby be guilty of a breach of piopriety, if not of breach of the law of the land. going out breaks no law. while it serves a protest. When K.” saya if a woman has -\ gift of speaking in public, it i» right to exercise it. I add— Very well, let ...