... thiune personally at the head of his army. These fears, however, though nal I, were short-lived. The Duke of Cumberland, with a powerful army, undertook to crush the rebellion, and succeeded. Menaced by two armies, Prince. Charles Edward was compelled ...

... buildings right rouhd the island of Great Britain—from the Land's Eod to John O'Groat's (600 miles), from John OGroat's to the North Foreland (540 miles). and fr the North Foreland back again to the Land's End (320 miles), equal to 1400 altogether. Two MEAN ...

... names of the dead men. TUE SALTATION ARMY IN INDIA.—The Time.? correspondent, telegraphing from Calcutta on Sunday, says :—The Indian contingent of the Salvation Army, consisting of three men and one young woman, landed at Bombay on Wednesday, with a great ...

... Sheila's SAFETY OF THE Woman Sant.—The foil Johnsen, the British Con way, was received here b 'this evening :— Smack safely brought into Lep copy of the telegram was up is the News Room, an the tows like wild-fire. the people seemed lucre , News Room ...

... heinous ecclesiastical nces, with the object of restoring him to is proper, penitential, and submissive frame of mind. A LAND reform scheme is about to be put in operation in Denmark. The Agricultural Bank of Copenhagen has been empowered by the Minister ...

... association'', however good. So lam sure you will excuse me. RECRCITS VOR THE ARMY.—It may he gathered from the returns shortly to he i-sued that the recruiting staff of the army has failed to keep up the supply to the level of recent years, both numerically ...

... police of the Glasgow Central District of the city early on Sunday morning. So far as can he ascertained it appears that * woman named Bridget M 'Vey, residing at 38 Claythorn Street, was in Hunter Street about midnight on Saturday somewhat the worse of ...

... snatch at intervals when the weather permitted. SAD INCIDENT AT A SALVATION ARMY WEDDIND. —Last week a Salvation Army wedding was celebrated at Torquay between two Captains of the Army, and there was a large muster of officers and rank and file from various ...

... were delivered at Billingsgate Market, of which 10,149 tone came by land and 4080 tons by water. Of this quantity 42 tons 18 cwt. were seized as unfit for human food, 22 tons being land.borne fish and 20 tons wster-borne. Six tons were shell-fish. The fish ...

... English words to the fair American face. ' Have you an appointment here!' ailed the old woman. 'No, I—' Mrs Maitland was about to say why she had come, when the old woman checked her by asking, hurriedly: ' :Mother of any of the young ladies at the school ...

... 44 d amis . stained- Tbe their Lawn Hews° Wednesday. Of shoot 690 hosts est Kraft night, not more than one-half yesterday, land* a total of about 2,000 crane, some having shots orfrom 90 to 40 craw. Quality fair, prices from 66e to 45, per wan. About ...

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