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... use every effort to frustrate i ts object by strenuously supporting the Irish National Land League. He read a telegram from the Ballagha- derin branch of the Land League, stating that on Saturday the police fired on the people without provocation. Two ...
... at wI i.Spithead, Glasgow honourea the Commander-in- st FChie of the Army by making him a citirien, he 3 ssued it to be an evidenc t}hat her peoleOD mi 0o wished to see ou~r little army made similarly able na to take her shar in the defence of the emupire ...
... despatched to Kabylia. rBoCLATMATION BY THE EMPEROR i;ApOLEON TO THE FRENCU ARMY IN AFtI(IA. P'lts, JUNE S. The E mperor Napoleon has isaued a proolama- Vion to the French army in Afrioa, thanking them for their Isbonrs and the fatigues they have undergone ...
... balloon, which was near the ground, C and brought It safely to land. M. Godard only el reeeived a sllght contusion. EXTRmAODINAxRY MURDEU--An extraordinary tM case of murder, committed by a woman, has just It been taed in Parts. The prisoner, a widow named ...
... mdl-da ,oy sesral of: ra en were wounded. and ele then ?? f be~e PROPOSED SALVATION ARMY flting COLONY IN CANADA. ?? - excepti . O vW , THusRDA'r.-The Salvation Army de- etody r legates who have Jna returned here from the w North-West favour Alberta as ...
... friend, Ninus and Semiramis, who reigned 217. years before Christ, had armies amounting to nearly two millions of fighting men. The first guards nnd regular troops, as a standing army, were formed by Saul, 1093 B.C. So says Eusebins. The first translation ...
... threatening to murder Thomas Siviter, lieutenant of the Salvation Army, under extraordinary circum. stances. On Thursday, upwards of five hundred children were assembled in the Salva- tion Army barracks, and whilst the meeting was proceeding the building suddenly ...
... yield immediately, it should be burnt. When Warsaw is free and the citadel razed to the ground, the communes will select an army of two or three hundred thousand men for the deliverance of the Polish provinces groaning under the yoke of the autocrat. Art ...
... g fellow, who gave the name of Robert Page Vernon, was placed in the dook at Wandsworth police court. He was dressed in a woman's long night-gown, night-cap, with long hair hanging from underneath, and drawers over his own clothes, and the charge against ...
... series given in bonour of the Duke of Cambridge on his retirement from the chief command of the army was held on I Saturday evening. when the members of the Army t and Na; y Club, of which institution the Duke is - president, entertained his Royal fig~hese ...
... quitted the territory, Dr. Barry elected to leave tbe army, - and take up his residence for the rest of his days at Corfu. He there died about a month ago, and upon his death was discovered to be a woman ' Very probably this discovery Was elicited during ...
... called out by tho Government to join the active army. , AvOcNNB, AUG. 8. Carliet advices announce that Don Alfonso and Baballs, after reorganising their forces at Prato del Lusanes, left that town with their army divided Into three corps. The first 'Marched ...