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... -Early on Wednesday morning a policeman met a young woman well attired in Stafford-fstreet, Wedneebury. She complained of being very ill, and immediately afterwards gave birth to a. babe. The woman wvas dangerously ill and the officer wrapped her and ...
... came into the house some time afterwards, end 85 seeing the position of the unfortunate woman, at once Oh Iis gays acn alarm. A doctor was sent for, hut the woman tt el1, was quite dead, the upper part of her body having been L~ rtt literally roasted ...
... I STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY Wbore two places are mentioned, the last named is that at which the depot of the regiment is stationed.] CAVALRY. 27th, Aldershot Ist Life Guards, Rerent's Park 28th, Malta. Aldershot 2 nd ditto, Knightsbridge 29th, Barbadous ...
... THE BRITISH ARMY. .1 ITS MOVEMENTS IN INDIA. - (Fro& (he special ?? of the Times.) Camp, Cawnpore, Feb. 22. For six miles along the banks of the Ganges 'extend the ruins of 'the English statiom at Cawapore. You observe how distinct they are from the city ...
... Allahabad; Aldershot lath Htussars, t6'ngaiore Can. 55uth Aflra, FI-Lr:.sd terbury 65th I1st bat. Nova Scotia, Pert 19th ?? land; 2nd bat. 3lurces 20th do. Aidershiot Winchester; 3rd hat Shore. 21st do.. n c-know Canterbur' dliffe, 4th hat Winchi~ster ...
... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY, . On the 1st October, 1850. (From Colburn's United Service Magazine.) [Where two places are mentioned, the last named is that In which the depot of the regiment is stationed.] Ist Life Guards, Regent's-park. 41st, Cork. 2nd ...
... I STATIONS OF TaE BRITIS1l ARMY. I where two places aro monttoned the last named la that at which the depot of tb regiment is statloned. CAVlaLIy. 25th, 1st bat Bengal; Pori het Lila Guards, Rogont's Parl. fitblerstone.2ndbatPorte5 :md ditto, Hyde Park ...
... achievement of great reforms either in the o land or the Church. Mr. Jacob Bright, M.P., presidel at d an evening meeting in the Free-trade Hall in support of ,r 'Peace and Reform. 1,A WOIIAN'S Woux.-To see a woman driving n a tack, says an American paper ...
... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY, On the 1st October, 1857. (From the United Service Gazette.) [Where two places are mentioned, the last-named is that at which the depot of the regiment is stationed.] CAVALRY. 45th C. of G . Hope-Canterbmry. Ist Life Guards ...
... whioh the pur. chase annuities will cease, a sinking fund shall be established by means of payments out of the land purchase account. (3) If the land purchase account is insaulicient to pay the said dividends and Min1dug fud payments, those dividends and payments ...
... IRISH TENURES OF LAND. The Government has begun to move in earnest in the application of a remedy to one of the monster grievances of Ireland. On Thursday night, in the House of Commons, the Irish Secretary, Lord Lin- coln, brought forward three bills ...
... IIN AND ABOUT THE LAND O' CAKES. [ [BYr AN1 OLD RIMBLEUt.J CHAPTER IV. Hugh Miller was one of the correspondents of Dick of Thurso, and the latterreudered much service tothat emin- ent geologit, in the compilation, or illustration, of some of his most ...