... Colonel Taylor entered the army as an ensign in 1832, joining the 96th Regt., In which the late Col. Bush then held the rank of captain. He passed through the various grades of promotion, and on his retirement from the army he was in command of the Royal ...

... Egypt, If a few badly-armcd ArAb tribes in Tunis required an army of ocroupation of more than 30,000 men, Egypt, with a united population of five millions and a well-armed and well dicciplined army, would require a very much larger force, Besides this, the ...

... -Judy. Eight steamers last week landed live stock and fresh meat at Liverpool from American ports, bring. ing a total of 2845 cattle, 1511 sheep, 6971 quarters of beef, Bnd 1015 caroasel of mutton, Capt. Stanton, a retired Army officer, committed suicide at ...

... certain impostant pointe. Captoin Damien, a land sgent, sustained very Feveret ?? yrsteroay, while bunting, between Waterfoid and Kilkienny. Tbe War Office authoritieq will have Ruppliel the ?? of the Indian army with the inagazine rifls by the middle of ...

... Indulged io, to whiob, under ordinary .ireumataose, the meambers of the- Salvatiton Army are subjted - whenever they appear In public. The women wore 9 the well-known Army bonnet with red ribbon, and t plain blue serge dresr3 a white band on the left arm ...

... A young woman named Theresa Rooney and a, man named Joseph Lesterare in custody on suspicion. Deceased was found in a low house in Bagot street, occupied by the prisoners, insensible from a fracture of the back of the skull, which the woman stated was ...

... Ppcn warrener, for shooting rabbits, his property. Defendant, th *at who, it appeared, bad the land adjoining the warren, isite said the owner of the land had given him leave, haut he failed uni- to produce his witness. Fined l0s, Gd., to include ?? 10 ...

... TheaccidentocrurredonSatur- hi rday, and no one for three days identified the body, although V if it was known that when the woman fell under the wbeelsof Li the carriages she was accompanied bya man. It appears thst B Id abouG twelve o'clock on Saturday ...

... tier leg, and desired the woman, with whom site was washing, not to be frightened, her leg was bleeding. Pita blood opined out very rapidly, just above a wound on the dun, and all attempts to stop it proved abortive. The poor woman cried out far Jeremiah ...

... whioh behaved J well through a new series of land and sea combats, its a band of only 400 combatants often beating the enemy's corps 600 men Strong, at the close of which exploits its soldiers refused grants of land offered to them by a D grateful State, the ...

... Thursday morning near TjEy- ford, and considerable damage was tise result. Mr. Burt, M.P., appeals for help for the Northumber- land pitmen, who, by 6802 against 1562, have resolved to continue their strike, the masters refusing arbitration. At a recent sale ...

... of being pre- ro sent at the funeral. On Saturday the new King will make Y his entry into the capital,'aud will review the army and the I civic guard, after which his Majesty will take the con- in etitutional oath in the preaence of both Chambers. 7^ ...