... The lady appears nominally a parous rider, but as rider she is not worth seeing. As a woman, however, who few days ago stood charged with most heinous crime—as woman whose reputation has been made by the association of her name with villainy and abomi ...

... himself among men the old race and old clans. THE NEW AUSTRIAN ARMY BILL. Vienna, Nov. 17, Evening.—A committee of the majority of the Lower House of the Reichsrath has adopted the Government Army Bill without modification. At the same time, motion of Czedik ...

... fight for their own ends. sary that Englishmen should inform;,! whether their armies have eSS. crushed the .enemy, or whether they Z struggling and starving the snows of hostile land. The peoplo have a right know these things. Unless they assert that right ...

... 'T said that about a quarter-past twelve o'clock this morning he heard the screams of a woman, and on going to the place saw the prisoner and woman some vacant land in Alexandra-road. As soon as saw the officer approaching, the prisoner ran away into Park-road ...

... JANUARY 6. Disturbances are said to be impending in Herat, and a British force is to be despatched there. Portions of the army of occupation Afghanistan are suffering from sickness, particularly the forces at Thull and Ali Musjid. Contentions have broken ...

... Freycinct to the German Ambassador, do not feel uneasy at the increase of the German Army. To-morrow evening, the Empress Austria will leave Vienna for Ireland. Landing at Dover Tuesday, her Majesty will, it is believed, arrive in Dublin on Wednesday morning ...

... aud improbable, j There mystery about Oliver's method life before entered the army, and had really been brewer (instead being a country gentle- ■ man farming his own lands) impossible that home authoritative evidence to that effect been preserved.--A'utn ...

... sapphires, in alternation, are seen upon tho fingers of most of the men who are above the lower middle class—noblemen, clergymen, army officers, university dons, hardhe&ded men aflairs, merchants. Not one ring only; indeed, a single ring upon a man's hand is ...

... Liverpool are profiting to the utmost their trip to the banks of the Mersey and its pleasant pleasure resorts. The Salvation Army appears to have succeeded, up to this, their American mission. They have taken New York by storm, and as one the American ...

... home in Liverpool yesterday. The learned gentleman was greeted on hit arrival front Ireland immense throng assembled on the Landing-stage. In the course of an address delivered subsequently, Dr. C'om; mina the people of Ireland, whose rights had been paltered ...

... dying woman. j all his conquests and resources, and coc* gratulatory embassies from and tha I West, there is scarcely a more miserable or man in this world to-day than tne Czar Ail -.u aias. Ilia life id nut«scura from one another, and his armies cannot ...

... says the Transcript that place, whose grandfather was sergeant in. the British army in the lie volution, while his wife's grandfather was a sergeant in tho American army. old soldiers moved to Canada alter the war, and pursued the useful arts of peace ...