... WOMAN'S REALM. DRESS—FASHION-HOME Keeping tjp Appearances. Itrturtsa woman a great deal more than a man to imagine that outsiders know, or guess, how the land lies, and that her husband is down on his luck, or has been hard hit, as tho ' phrase goes ...

... HE ARMY BREAKDOWN at. It is commonly believed that the admitted break. down in the organisation of our regul to the fact that we have had two wa ar army is owin; Ts on our hands a; once, the Afghan war which is now happily at an end. and the Zulu war ...

... MEN-MILLINERS AND THE ARMY. About a fortnight ago, the Times, by virtue of its recently-assumed office of national recruiting sergeant issued a naming appeal to the spirited young men who serve behind the counters of the drapers and haberdashers of ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY. On the Ist January, 1851. iWhermJ ? m Col °urn's United Service Magazine.) ere two places are mentioned, the last named is that at which • ct t depot of the regiment is stationed.] «td n? it?*' cgenfs-park 41st, Cork ...

... THE WOMAN IN GREY. | The barren plateau on which the allied armies were encamped before Sebastopol (says a writer in the Welcome Guest), was naturally suggestive of many superstitious fancies among the troops. The outlying sentinel, with his eye at the ...

... have displayed. In the French army tbis is less striking, because, with the strictly defined system which prevails iv a Freuch army, the organisation may be kept up by meu of second and third-rate talent. But in the English army, only a man of first-rate ...

... nd * certain point go she would not. What a godsend she was to Calcutta, to be sure . away the prettiest woman there, saicl Brown ; ' not a woman in the place could come near her, and all the men were wild after her. Yes ; and you remember the great ...

... TWO MEN AND A WOMAN. g [Adapted from the French, j - And that is thy last word, Annette ? Remember, I am leaving to-morrow. We have got the route, and our destination is Lyons. Well, do you know how far it is from Beaulaire ? They say it will take us ...

... that he was with the woman whose body was found at the time named, but had left her as she was so very drunk. He also admitted that he cohabited with a woman, but her name was Miller, and she resided at Dukinfleld. Of the dead woman he said little, but ...

... MR. THACKERAY ON WOMAN'S LOVE. The current number of The Virginians equal any of its predecessors in point of excellence, whether o style, narrative, or the delineation of character. In the last department of the novel are to be found some of the happiest ...

... She was going, she said innocently enough, to Port land-road Station. I was also, strange say, going to Portland road. before got to Portland road I had asked her to po«e me. She hesitated. The woman who hesitates is lost. She agreed. But she stipulated ...

... HOLBECK WOMAN WENT TO THE NEW JERUSALEM. Some sixty years ago Joanna Southcott, an Exeter woman, and a religious fanatic, created considerable t-x--citement in London and throughout the provinces by her announcement of herself as the woman spoken of ...