... vener- able general, who died at his residence at Brighton on Fri- day last, in his 83rd year. The gallant general entered the army in May, 1793, as ensign in the 45th foot, with which regiment he served in the West Indies until the peace Of Amiens. While ...

... carrying horses th to be towed by them. Our forces landed consist of about 400 of the 71st Highlanders, 603 French soldiers, and a few r of the 10th Husears and Chasseurs ?? blue j=cleeta are also landed, with field pieces as well as some T 1 artillery ...

... oae of those meu who make one feel how smaull Vienna is notwithstanding its million end a half of inhabitants. Not a sage, woman, or child who did not know Dr. h rankl, or smile when they heard his name. Vigorous to the last, hewrote one of his retruopective ...

... desired to. uproot, and pullic opinion was so ripe for a change thast'there vase n o fear of a revolatiin. The Queen was -a woman of, a kind and intelligent nature, and she was deeply touched -by the persecutions of the I past, for jusit before the palace-her ...

... where be many uare noblz-foim the army of the first ; and the wea~k yvuthsI who attempt Mont Ilasnc withont a single qua~flfcaton for the task, are the Prototypes of the last. But if the first cease from olit the land, and we sit down contentedly in a ...

... 73. r-AN. Brassenr, French comedian, aged 61. General Wendt Pacha%, oldest German officer in Turkish th Army, aged 79. Dr. Alexander Boges, ?? army surgeon and correspondent of Tie Lvtcrf in Paris, aged 67. The Rev. Henry White, Chaplain of the Savoy. ...

... should have been told you had mistaken your man. I have never gone beyond the lines of prudence and justice. When I said the land laws ought to reformed have always said that believe the views of those nien are visionary who think they can break the great ...

... not of the hasah kind wbich I had been usual with Prussian Princes since the t days of Frederick I. Besides being a lovely I woman, a devoted wife, and an excellent mother, t Quieu Louise was a Princess of high intellec- I tual gifts, aud sb6J trained her ...

... workman Docause had interest it, but could insure himself against any risk oi liability. THE IRISH LAND LEAGUE. Mr. replying Mr. J. the intention the National Land League not give evidence before the Royal Commission, and wlietnir tho Government would alter ...

... on of the saying ge that the habit does not mallie the molnktc. t cit SR THtE GERMAN ARMY BILL. do (FMOM OURt coRREsPOnDENfl1T.) & BERLIN, Sunday Night. th The Army Bill has now beci submitted to the en Prussian Ministry, and will probably be passed 8 ...

... (C.) for Cambridgeshire, aged 74. S MIdlle. Ilma de Murnks, ex-prima donna. Marshal Quesada, Cor ansn der ?? of the Spanish Army, aged ?? Admiral de Monte, chief of the Qhruan Admiralty, aged 57. Mr. F. Hueffer, musical critic, aged 43. F Dr. Joshua Hughes ...

... the army, and in tho following year the Married Woman's Propertr Act. He also took great interest in- the move- ment for cheapening nnd facilitating the trw>i- far of hand, and acted as cbainran of the Select Committee which sat in 1378-9 on land, tithes ...