... noble landed proprietor of a rabbit or a hare; or a third may have appropri- sted to his own use the property of others. All these men seek shelter from the penalties of the law under a red eant. When poverty and crime fail to drive into the army a fufl- ...

... certainly it is not to the army that our congratulations can extend. It is not in the army that the marriage tie is deemed henour- able-it is not in the barrack-room that we are to look for our national morality. How can it ? Can a woman pre. serve a sense of ...

... behalf of the woman, whose position was so perilous. His efforts were crowned with suc- cess, and amid'the cheers of the troops and all pre- sent he landed her safely, though not without con- siderable difficulty, on board the vessel. The woman and child ...

... The Quzeen anx th., Army. TaE w.vr seems to have had a exceltent effect open the hak end spirits of the Queen. Cul- sidering that her Majestv is now in herei*:; first year, her activity is something marrdkum On the day of her return from Baiuoral Al reviewed ...

... ARMY AND NAVY. STAIONS OF THE NfAVY.-APRIL. Aearo, Cbloa Palcn, West Indies ~'Prsevaemssee 'iv. sera Actoan China Fanny, Porismouth Phensanot. par'. svloee ~Advlme, ?? Fautemo, Cheatbana - ioner, Wont Indies httics. DlsearnaSs Farrot, D-osonpot Pke. China ...

... probable n wants of an army in an enemy's country during a ri coming winter T I should like to have heard-the 'complaints which would have been made out here, 'e had there not been more warm clothing thin suffi- a-ient for half the army. Instead of the imputa- ...

... of the army frocR Dorlog, East Gdrnstead, and other provindial towns, it was estimated that about 2,000 '4 soldiers took part in the march. At II the first mass mcstitnrof the day was presided over by Mr. William Noble, dirertor of the army, who stated ...

... SALVATION ARMY LODGINGS. At the Worship-street Police-court yesterday t Mr. William Booth, of the ?? Salvation Army, 101, Queen Victoria-strect, appeared to a suminos taken out by the police fur that be being the occupier of the premises, 194, Uatub ...

... SNOBS AND SURGEONS IN THE ARMY, (From Punch) Pray don't imagine, Punch, that the surgeon- famine in the army is the fault of the swells. I suppose I am what is called a swell. My aroestors came in with Canute. They have never exercised any branch of industry ...

... ABOLITION OF PUROHASE IN TEE ARMY. Subjoined is the text of the Royal lWarrant, dated 20th July. 1871, to cadcel and determine all Riegula- tions authorising the Purchase o Sale or Exchange for Money of Commissions in the Army, from the 1st November, 1871- ...

... X THE MOTHER OF THE SALVATION ARMY.' EXTRACTS FROM THE LIFE OF MRS. BOOTH. THE late Mrs. Booth, wife of the General of the Salvation Army, was generally credited with being the power behind the throne in connection with that extraordinary organization ...

... paid for the support a of the army already, it is said. Now this -is a thorough, a though common, fallacy, Toosnaicc is sotgiveocforthe support p of the army. As a class none are worse paid than the officers of the army. They begir with £90 a year, and ...