... at the Salvation Army. Defendant was also there with about thirty others, who were throwing stones at him. When lie went home they followed him, and kicked his door, The previous Sunday afternoon defendant came into the Salvation Army hall with two others ...

... ing to the rites of the Church of England, at Walta. He had formerly been an officer in the Army, and was stationed at Malta. On his retirement from the Army they resided for a time in London, hut subsequently removed to Win. chester. The petitioner, ...

... barracks, a Prisoner was accompanied by a woman, and I ld while witness stopped to lock the ?? t the pair went on across the barrack-square. Wit- a of ness at once reported prisoner's entrance with a J woman to the sergeant of the guard.-Prosecn- s rtor: ...

... entering the army, which it is evident will be the readiest way to lessen-if not altogether to do away with the standing army; but, if military flogging was to be done away with, hundreds of young men, who ought to be employed upon the land, but who, from ...

... for himself fol twelve or thirteen years, first in Hvde- street and then at Martyr Worthy. At the latter place he touln sonie land and in looking after it neglected his bread business, which he could not subsequently recover, though lie vwent bacic into ...

... lane called Shepherd's-close and purify the same by filtration on the part of this land where the ditch or water course loses itself in the field. The owners of the land (Christ Church) have given their consent to this, and the surveyor hopes by Saturday ...

... to the West London Police oinrt 'I S. and charged, before Mr. Curtis Bennett, with the wilful murder of the woman Augusta Dawes, in flol- land-park-road, on the night of Nov. 2°5 actL Mr. Horace Avory prosecuted on behalf of th Treasury, and for the first ...

... knife in his ?? prisoner said the woman, whho i vas mal drunk, had stabbed himn several times about the tl head and neck, and he had taken the knife away from her. b -In reply to questions, the policeman said that the c woman was not at all injured, and that ...

... with Brown got under the trees he heard a scuffle, and elso the woman cry out ( Oh dear. That was before Charles Brown came out and whistled. When lie was in the Crown lie saw the woman hold up three fingers and whisper to Washington. -Cross-examined-Seven ...

... Bri- tifh army. He had no reafon to fuppofe that the con- du&t of the French Commander anid his army would not, with refpeft to Lilbon and its inhabitants, be in- fluenced by the fame confiderations which-have adtu- ated other Commanders and armies, in firnilar ...

... W. Bastick. PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE SALVATION ARMY. Anker Deans (Captain in the Buckingham Salvation Army Corps) and John Ralp Morris (Lieutenant) were summoned at the instance of Thomas William Trodd, land- lord of the Red Lion Inn, for refusing to abstain ...

... Whiting, of the Army Works Corps Mr. F. Morgan, ditto ; Mr. Gilroy, Assistant-Surgeon White, and Dr. Dee, of the Turkish Contingent; Mr. Groghan and James Carruthers, &c. In all, 34 first- class, two second-class; five servants, one woman, 469 soldiers ...