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... *HE ARMY. (j All Official Articles relative to the Army will appear in future in the Columns of the Standard Newspaper. Slandurd-Ofjicc, Bridge-street, li lacl.fr iars. CIRCULAR. Horse-Guards, 1820. Sir.- In consequence of representations which have been ...
... THE ARMY. THE LATE COLONEL HUMBLEY We regret to have to announce the departure from amongst us of one of the most distinguished officers that i the military annals of this country can boast of. We allude to the late Colonel Humbley, of Eyncsbury, whose ...
... Tin-: ARMY. Captain the Tion. TT. W. Campbell, of the CeUtfreani Guards, we understand goes out to Gibraltar as aide_enuM to the newly appoiutod governor, LUut. General Sir W. Cod ring ton. The adjutant general at head quarters, by tli« de___ of al* Royal ...
... thl. dreary region oirrounded by the Woman • Cuero are that oppottunities and the River: also tor Coal Grocery, sad Bread ler coin, cubit th. to .UpG(lO, S. those to 00, Do_,_ plearebeip us immediately. Weise lands. this Needful and Urgent Work, and P ...
... THE ARMY. (From the Limtriek Chronicle of Wednesday } Military staff in the West Indies.—Captain Crowe, 93 Highlanders, is now Fort Adjutant at Dominica ; Lieutenant Marne, '9Bth ditto, (k. Kittt; Lieut. Wilson, 93d Highlanders, ditto, at St. Lucia ; ...
... TIIE ARMY. The 2d division of the 53d (Shropshire) rogiment of Foot has embarked at Cork, and sailed for Gibraltar. The 2d division of the 65th (2d York North Riding) regiment of Infantry has also embarked at Cork, and sailed for Barbadoes. I'.AItItISOKS ...
... persons who, in mother land, might especially object to this 1 1 of ranks aro proud to encourage it They think that it carries on a classic tradition. her in the Borocgh. — At about half- lay morning the details of irder of a woman in Tabard-street were ...
... THE INDIAN ARMY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. SIR, — I observe hi your issue of yesterday (129 th Dec, 1874) two letters and an editorial on India and the Indian armies. Having been long resident and actively employed in that country, both as a military ...
... Salvation Army, which was for the first time pene- trating the Irish quarter of Boughton, to attack the devil in his stronghold, as the announce- ment went. — Mr. Henry Speed, honorary secretary of tho local branch of the Salvation Army, said that ...
... THE INDIAN ARMY. (Tbkouob Rxutkm’s Aokkct.l SIMLA* Mat 13. At the request of the German Consul General, the Indisn Government is preparing an entire set the Summer and Winter equipment of the Indian Cavalry and InfanUr, with the exception of their arms ...
... ARMY APPOINTMENTS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD, Sir, — Of all the appointments recently made by the authorities at the Horse Guards we defy any one to exhibit a more flagiaut combination of the fatal leaven of family interest and favour, bearing with ...
... THE SALVATION ARMY. A special meeting of the Eastbourne Watch Committee wee held last night, when it was decided to persevere with the °monition to the Salvation Army's 11111 during its further stages, and the Mayor has issued appeal to the inhabitants ...