... ?? am,' ■■■■■ ■-.iiin--_i ■ THE ARMY. (From our Correspondent.) Colonel Wylde, C.8., Royal Horse Artillery, left Woolwich on Saturday morning, October 31, to proceed on fpecial service to Portugal. A detachment of the Royal Artillery, consisting of Captain ...

... Church, to be allowed to languish and to die in a foreign land without that spiritual con- solation which nearly all, when sick and dying, naturally looked for ? Was there a mother or was there a woman ! present,who having; a husband or relative engaged in ...

... ALLEGED EXCESSES OF THE BRITISH ARMY IN AFFGHANISTAN. The enclosed is a copy of the reply of Sir William Nott to the questions sent to him by the Government, and which was forwarded by him to the Adjutant-General of the Army. Lucknow, April 4. Sir — l have ...

... THE ARMY MEDICAL SCHOOL AT NETLEY. Sib,— l was yesterday present at the final meeting of the session just concluded of the Army Medical School at Netley, and witnessed the dismissal of a number of young medical officers— about 50— to the different public ...

... MUSKETRY INSTRUCTION in th« ARMY. The annual report of the progress of musketry instruc- tion in the army, prepared bj Lieuteaant-General C Hay, inspector-general of musketry, for the information of hia Boyal Highness the Field- Marshal Commanding-in-Chief ...

... EUROPEAN RECRUITING fix the FEDERAL ARMY. The .-Veto York Herald contains the following in regard to the recruiting in Europe for the Federal army : — It is generally known that: agents of the State of Massachusetts imported from Europe, as labourers ...

... lilt LAND ?? our Correspondent.) DUBLIN, Oct. 15. The Governmcut having at length d.awn the sword •gaiust the disartected, we are in hopes they will uot sheath it till they Lave done their work effectually. There is no oue thing which loyal people dread ...

... The Land op the Obsolete. Along the same well-beaten trail—but (or all that ao many million hooves have trodden it we have no suro chart thereof—by which the hosts of the bison travelled into the Land of the Obsolete it is fated that the decimated armies ...

... — IRK LAND. (From onr Correspondent.) DUBLIN, August 30. II it tiresome to have to write the name of Mr. Daniel n Council so frequently, and to have to advsrt so often to I n— misdeed- ; but, in fact, at this moment, we have but cdc subject, though ...

... ARMY QUALIFYING EXAMINATION. 6EPT-. l«. The Folloerlnf PASSED from n» I Mr. B. C. HOPKINBON. ♦Mf. B. H. W. BRTTI.B- I EUT.-OOLON POX tad Mr. TINNISWC CAMBERLEY. AMT |:t:£;g SMta. Hr, B. B. BHIIBBICB. gimggßPT.. MBS. THIOTT-—VIH PAAP»_ TTAILEYBURY CXJLLEOE ...

... bourgeoisie and the peasantry. Generally speaking, they give a good character to the soldiers of the invading army. At Domremy a hardy peasant woman, of the thick set and bronzed type made familiar in the pictures of Bastien Lapage, had a vivid recollection ...

... The Salvation Army and the Corporation. — Yesterday, at a meeting of the Corporation, Mr. Johnson, Chairman of the City Lands Committee, replying to Mr. Treloar, said a tentative cffer had been made by the Salva- tion Army for a piece of land on the Thames ...