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... vacant by the death of Lieutenant General Marcus J. Slade. The deceased, who had attained the age of 71 years, entered the army we 4,p Jaly 15, 1819. He became lieutenant in 1825, captain in 182e coninla tzat in 1831, and lieutenant-colonel in 1840. He ...
... hatandhig to land in From* for a few home, I have the borrow to inform your lertiethp tint the Braid Oossunis.: sary of Police at Calais bee received isotrosikso set is, secewt these Laisserisasser in future, bat that may, 7 pervert now landing is Frame. ...
... Dublin. A woman named Kelly, residing at Vicar-street, Dublin, was attacked and beaten in a very brutal manner by her son, with whom she had been quarrelling. The ruffian indicted some frightful injuries by blows with a stool, and kicked the poor woman when ...
... was lying on the floor with blood about it. The poor woman hurried home, and th en beheld • most horrifying spectacle. Mr. Benson Baker, if.R.C.B., was sent for immediately, and on entering the landing saw • stream of blood coming from under the back room ...
... prisoner appeared to have borne a very good esi a rectes when in tl.e army. lie was sentenced to twelve months hard labour. THE DETSIAOADDIA.EY FORGEZIES BY A Westax.— Mary Ann Watson, the woman committed for trial on two charges of forgery the other day, was ...
... Lour looking for a policeman tort it cleared. mod. v a ik:h a d a t t er whin theth ar e woman walked on e trards ti d ie he Cefo. .Elizabeth Rosser, a middle-aged woman, was charged 6 . tiniSA:li * -7.Ree *4.1) 7: E - . -. I- i- i' It It is folly to widen ...
... tx-SLivoe.) STEALING A SHUSH. Ap elderly woman, natesxl Margaret Brian, was charged wit!! stealing • new sweeping brush, the property of Joseph Croster.—The case was clearly proved.— l'risoner is a very drunken woman, and has been several times convicted ...
... Waterhouse, dc. The PRESIDENT, in highly felicitously terms, proposed the usual loyal toasts, which were enthusiastically received. Army, Nave, and Reserved Forces was the next toast from the chair, the PREXI DENT di!ating in apt phrase upon the merits of the ...
... minuted per ens are of lied character. Meanwhile the trial of the Commueiste by Comte. Martial still continues. On Friday a woman who had served in the (into al war se a cantini&e, we. rentenexil to death on the &tame or being concerned in ehootime a ceptain ...
... profession. An army cannot retire on its laurels as a merchant on his money-bags. The intelligent soldier values the peat for the confidence it may impart. but his eye is ever fixed upon the difficult future. Intellectual scouts are to an army in time of ...
... the Bowstreet police magistrate, and ordered to find a surety of E 5 to keep the peace for six months. At the same time a woman who passed as the prisoner's wife was sent to gaol for two months for having taken part with him in the assault. Jvncs Ksoon ...
... IWICIDE OF BENJAMIN LAND, THE Mr. William Cuter oueleded as inquest on the Mk lad. at the Fox Hotel, Reigate, %edit( the death of Benjestia Lad, aged 67 yeses, the well. known trainer of steeple chess hones. Elisabeth Knight, an elderly woman, said that she ...