... OUTRAGEVUUS ATTACK ON A WOMAN. At Wednesday bricklayer, and John Bryan, labourer, were indicted for an Sarah Cohen, and inflicting upon her not guilty. As they were the case by their different “the shorter who was a respect- On a able lane, Spitalfields ...

... presented a truly horrible and sickening sight. It was found to that of a woman, apparently about 45 or 50 years of age, of short stature and dark complexion. “That the deceased woman has been the victim of a most brutal outrage appears only too evident. ...

... Tue Army tn Cutwa.—On Saturday morning last, at eight o’clock, the detachment of the Commissariat Staff Corps which we announced in our last issue as about to proceed to China, took their departure for that distant land. The party consisted of six sergeants ...

... intimat ed to his land- ly that he ucd to London during the day. His supposed wife had the of an actre was a fine- woman, 3) old. he vee sed ow full me is Jubann Lachmann von in a aative of Prague, 10 old. and w-s formerly an officer in tie army. About 12 ago ...

... friends, and Mr. Warren's own experiences in the Holy Land and Egypt, were listened to with much attention. Fines for Drunkenness.—A new coda of reflations for the punishment of drunkenness in the army has beep issued by the War Office. For third offence ...

... oorpa their army in auch positions that they can be easily moved to the scene cf action when the decisive moment arrives lor taking the field, so the movements which are about to take place in the various corps which compose our own home army may be regarded ...

... three French veasels, when was working the guns. That the marines having been landed Cipe May, in America, her hoaband waa taken prisoner by Captain Plnnkelt, the rebel army, near Mad Fort Nied, and sentenced death: that by har means enabled to escape ...

... the law. They the members of the Salvation Army were in the streets where were ill He (the chairman's) late brother was on his deathbed, and althoagh a sym- congregated in front of his house and of the army, as he also was himself, yet disturbed his they ...

... from every true man and noble woman. We are honoured too with your brave officers. A community of suffering in late years has caused fellowship respect to spring up between the officers and men of the world renowned British army. May these kindly bonds be ...

... ARMY RVICSE. MEN wishing to JOIN HEB ARMY an information es to the and advantages of the Army, on application at Promotion are offered to eligible Young = can be made, either personally or letter, to the Papen Winchester, or to the nanrest ‘ANTED, LADIES ...

... will, we think, be found to deny. A woman named Annie Jones, wife of a slater, of Gate-street, Oswestry, has just died under circumstances of suspicious character. A few days ago Mrs. Jones fought with another woman named Wilson, a neighbour. The fight ...

... enlisted for the Confederate army, has called forth a letter to that papet from Mr. Muir, the English Consnl, in which he says :— It not the fact that one or two isolated cases of British subjects who enlisted in the army, and ' bavin; thought better ...