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... responded for the army and in the course of his speech said-I am calles upon to respond to this toast on behalf of the army, and I most gladly avail myself of the opportunity of doing so in this distinguished company though I am well aware that army matters Lave ...
... Priestley, of the Army Service Corns, having been tried by court martial for embezzlement and forgery, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to two years imprisonment, to be reduced to the rank of private, and then to be dismissed the Army with igrnominy, besides ...
... SaUwRsi ProGrEiSS OF THE WAR IN AMBRICA. The fourth attempt of the Federal army to advance on Richmond has commenced with a terrible repulse. Already General Eura- side'a army has lo3t seven generals killed or wounded, many oflicers, and a multitude of ...
... Caswell, a farmer, was summoned for poaching on land in the occupation of his grand. mother, and belongingto Lord Dudley. Defendant said he had the permission of his grandmother to shoot game on her land, but the prosecuting coun. sel said the act provided ...
... of course, would be brought round to the reinforce- mnent of the Cyarewitch's army. But, on 'the face of it., the strategy which surrenders a chance of harassing an army in the rear does not seem to be of the best. Lord Derby has created a great deal ...
... standing there threats there is every reason to believe that the Confederate chiefs and armies beyond the Mississippi will very soon follow the example of the armies of Generals Lee, Jqhnstone, and Taylor, on the eastern side of that river, unless the Federal ...
... one tragedy is in the neighbourhood of Stockport, where a woman named Shaw terminated a day of quarrel with her hue- band by shooting him dead. In the other case, which occurred in London, a woman whose name Is at present unknown is the victim, and her ...
... grievous bodily harm. On the 1st Alt. the prosecutor remonstrated with the prisoner, who was drunk, for his con- duct to a woman, whereupon Barry struck him on the head with a poker, inflicting a wound which for a time endangered life. For burning paraffin ...
... especially on account of its firm adherence to the Army and Ballot Bills. , At the close of the meeting, an elector asked whether Mr. Mundella considered the Prince of Wales a fit person to rule over the land. Mr. Mlundella replied that he would consider the ...
... Germany was present. In the Eouse of Lords, on Monday, the Duke of Richmond gave notice that he will move an amendment to the Army Regula- tion -Bill when it comes up for second reading. Lord Dunsany raised a discussion ipon- the state of Ireland, contending ...
... Queen. 'Tie Princess Victoria and the rest of the royal fitniilv. His Majesty's Ministers. -''he Army and Navv. The Land we live in. The Land o' Cakes. T'The Established Church of Scotland and her Clergy. 'This was atlv replied to by the Rev ...