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... information if the rumour-mongers had remembered that the office of Secretary at War, being, in trntb, the finance minister of the army, is one which a nece-sary etiquette invariably assigns to a member of the House of Commons. Rumours, however, like these are ...
... m- Eyeryriroig this land of snows and serfdom strange, „irind all the rest of the world: even her greot- „ drf „to, and not by Gro«t capitulated on the Pruth Caiherin. conquest the Crimea long aenta of disaatera. Poland French army 1812 ann.liilthe .leady ...
... structure in timber and glass, in bumble imitation of the Great Cryatal Palace of 1851.” Thb Army thb German Confederation.—A general view of the force forming the army the German confederation will not be without interest at the present moment. Its actual ...
... America.—Maine Star in the East; Mew Ibe State; Vermont the Green Mountain State; Massachusetts Bay State; Connecticut the Land Steady Habile; New Tor* the Empire State; Pennsylvania the Key Stone State; Virginia Ancient Dominion; North CereKna the Turpentine ...
... m4.1-army army Waa perilled to save tb. reputation of nn incompetent Administration. . .. can Scarcely credit that thi. crime, C ™‘ has been It any Minister at home has When himself to urge Lord Raglan to storm Sebastopol, as him to land bis army tb. ...
... immediately returned, and telling the woman that die she mast, ordered her to choose one of three deaths—by shooting, banging, or burning. The poor woman fell down insensible, and the wretch proceeded toad- just ropsto the woman's neck and the house-beam. Fearing ...
... the southern and eastern —bank of the Tchernaya, and that the entire Bussian army in the field has moved to a position that may enable it to intercept the Turks landed and landing at Jiupatoria. We hear, too, that the Russians had again posted themselves ...
... be exceedingly well made. —Times Carre- OF THE RUSSIAN ARMY. {From the Conslittitiomnel.) The battles of the Alma and Inkerraann, and the siege of Sebastopol, have enabled to study the Russian army employed in the Crimea. Although this array is partly ...
... Contkiblttoxs to the War.—A letter from Metz says:—“During (be last month we have sent by way for MaraeillM and Toukto* lor the army of the East, upwards ol million of Congreve rookets, large bomba, and howitser sheila, and 160,000 kilogrammes gunpowder. ...
... following drcuinstances. On that morning a woman named Glenn, with five children, had been landed from the Scotch in Belfast, having been sent there the authorities at Paisley under the previsions of the Scotch law. The woman was a native of the county Donegal ...
... ponies, and males had been landed for the use of the army, but they were going off dozens. The fine weather continued. On Christmas Day the tberroomoler marked 60 deg. The 18th Regiment arrived on the 27th, but had not landed on the 28th. Troops were leaving ...
... kad been unduly excited by the descriptions by learned counsel of the cruelty shown by the officers the prison in leaving a woman labouring under obolersio symptoms » remain without medical aid. Baron Pennefather—The damages appear me to have excessive ...