... These sufferers were allowed 8d. per .u- diem till cured. 0j) On November Gth the Earl of Essex was' O- ordered to draw out his army at once to check C the plundering of Rupert and his troopers. On he the 24th of the mouth Prince Rupert was in bed th suffering ...

... well-written dt sy or te l Clever Swindler's Doings in Canada. baper ' Three Famous British Regiments. by S.P.per author of 'Our Army, gives an account of tit jr Grenadier, Coldstream, and Scots Fnusilier Guazds e if The Holiday Number' of Lnidon 36cir5y is ...

... interest a choir, with its fiue massive ehoruses, and the composer had reasou to be grateful to Dr. Mackenzie's spirited young army for their unflagging energies. Of Miss Anna Willians, Madame Patoy, and Mr. Lloyd it is only necessary to say tltat they have ...

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... London, E. in irt . - . A WOMAN'S REVENGE, a . .. [TmUD PRIZE., e It was during a sojourn in Paris that I heard the d ; following story,the substance of which (translated) w I give just as it was told to me by an old peasant v, wom~an : 3v' It was here, in ...

... ; and that conscrip-4 e tion inhireetly, if not Airectly, is as costly to the country- which adopts it as is the raising an army by voluntary enlistment and all its attendant expenses. Mr. Ms. Puli-lues nrhchhecotnd tafurnishes a very interesting paper ...

... thes war with France calls the veteran and his son again h to active service. At the battle of Poictiers two-thirds of a the Army were Gaseous, levied no doubt by the influence t of the De Brocas, father and son. For his services Sir e John receives a grant ...

... A DARK DESTINY ?? ~t o go TH{E ROMANCE OF in~ A CRIME. of Wi de B3y WILFRID WINGATE. he AUTHORt OF THE VEILED WOMAN, &r a BOOK IL--A CHIILD O.P THE ' BE VOL UTION.to anl CHAPTER 1. ias LITTLE MIGNONcs. tbil Several years have elapsed since the abduction ...

... the Bengal Army, is to succeed General Anson as Coin- ?? at Madras. A FORMER DEPUTY-SECaETARY-AT-WAR.- Mr. Merry,who was for many years Deputy-Secretary-at-War, died at Chel- tenhamn on the 23rd ult., aged 93. He was well known to the army during his ...

... the Army as 'I le Lieutenant of the Rloyal Engineers. Sas Paeleastine Uzitploration. . or * eto, .i seI XKitcl ehe' career iatd begun ,, rt earnet; audit is hil~bly cbara~cteristic of the joan that, impatient of the ordinary routine of I the Army aud ...

... MAviLCLBE FENx. ig CHAPTER ]. o fNow, my dear Rue, you really must get rid 7eof this woman. ar This woman, sir? And pray wshy should In Miss Harley be spoken of as 'this woman?' My dear girl, there are reasons-there are a5 subjects that one don't like ...

... tile total itumbers are, in G eat Britain 380,i93 ; inlrelssid 82,941 ; making 2i'tcge i ther a patriot army of 463,13S4!A 'Fic fitate of the Army Of.Referve at Chrifnmas was as feltows -:-- raifed in England and Wales, 26,739, Of WvhOrl C 9Sz, have be-n ...