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... followed up by an outrage on a young woman at North Shore, and the criminals, on account of youth, escaped the death penalty. Not long after this an outrage was committed on an old woman in the neighbourhood of Ultimo, land I have no hesitation in saying that ...
... BLOODY WORK IN THE ARMY. To TI5E EDITOR OF LLOYD'S WEEKLY SEWN'SPAPERt B-(i reat vms the wail of horror which wont through the land hens hr Nibuer fiogged her two apprentices to death: and eely kess waO the indignation expressed whben the picture of ...
... ntaing 18,769 I of all ranks ; engineers of all ranks, 3980; infantry, 64 battalions, all ranks, 57,607 bayonets: Army Service Corps, 2946; Army Hospital Corps, 1470; makiag a total of 97,699 British troops for the home establishment. In the Colonies we have ...
... LIUII, diil nu wrk, andl lie culisulutes lootl Nhideb is 1tiffioilt to get, land often readers AL rosutd oain Winltlcient by retiviriilg to Lo looked mofter ; COtiSnu1cutly, it an army is to La loupt. nlirinit in fiont, there moait be af stream of lain and ...
... been said and written, give way utterly, the resultant incon- venience will be small, inasmuch as to every brigade of our army the Land Transport officials will find excellent roads for their cattle, be the weather what it may. The firewood famine, too, is ...
... IN THE LAND OF GRUYERE SwiTZERLAND is supposed to have been so thoroighly explorel by the tourist that it might be open to doubt if any portion of it still remains where 'Arry has not yet penetrated, and the irreverent shouts of the Cockney excursionistsha'e ...
... I REVIEW OF THE IRISH ARMY. One of the finest military spectacles which has ever been witnessed at the CurraIh came off on Monday, and in tho preseuce of a mere handful of people, Very few, indeed, were aware that the review was to take place, and probably ...
... SALVATION ARMY DEMIONSTRATION, SUNDERLAND. [.SUDJEoT OR ILLCSTRATION,] ON Thursday, last week, Sunderland Was favoured with a visit from General Booth, the chief of the Salvation Armly, accompanied by a number of his soldiers from various parts ...
... ARMY STATIONS AND DEPOTS. let Life Giuards. Windsor let bat. S. Lau. B. (NOW5. Perish 2ud do Regenit's-park 28165),. Weleli It. 14131) Egypt, ?? (nsie Fyde-prk OCariff let Dracoon Gu rt. awu let bat. It. Highs. (42ed), Malta Pindoe; CaterloflY lt bat ...
... el fortresses rendered still more impregnable, and with field armies reinforced to what strength he ti likes. Query, then, would not a sound policy aug. at gest the detachment of our own army from the a operations of the siege-for every purpose of which ...
... position when the army landed at Varna; and the Quartermaster Ge- neral, Sir Richard Airey, with Lieutenant General Sir Colin Campbell, are the only two officers who were then Brigadier Generals, and now occupy other positions with the army in the field. ...
... the I i best conditions he could, conditions such as would t inflict no humiliation on the army. Those con- 6 i ditions prove to be the surrender of the whole | army, not less than 100,000 men, as c prisoners of war, with all their arms, baggage, 6 horses ...