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... army. Maior-Gen. A. Hill, lieut.-col., retired pay. late Uorder ReoimeDt, died at 10, Hyde Park Mansions, W., on the S ult, aged 56 years. He joined the Army May U,1855 ; becamecapt. Jan 7, 1862 , major. April 16. 1875 ; Lent col., i ifiSl • col., July ...
... to 230,000 men. of which 137,000 were assigned to coast defence, 34.700 for the mobile army, and 32,327 for the defence of the Queen’s person. London furnished an army of some 20,000 for the defence of the capital at Tilbury, where were assembled all the ...
... THE EDITOR OF THE ARMY NAVY BEARDS. gazette. Sib, —The Army i« now go much foreign geryieo that almost every individual must take bis turn abroad, while the constant flow of men and officers backwards and forwards renders certain local regulations exceedingly ...
... THE ARMY AND NAVY Antarctic Disaster, 145, 153, Army Review, 529 Aylmer, Capt., Murder of, 551 Balfonr, Mr. Arthur, 269 Bath, Order of the, 4 Battle Honours, 49 Bethune, Maj.-Geu., Bingham, Lt.-Col., Birthday Gazette, 629, 512 Bomb dropping, 218 Bowers ...
... civilians—until they, too, ere fathers of ten soldier sons—that the Army, is maintained solely offar them hospitality. That a new and unmonied class of officer is coming into our future Army is certainly the case, but it Atm primarily, and not the C.O , that ...
... THE ARMY AND NAVY GAZETTE. IRe views. MEMORIES, DISCREET AND INDISCREET. By A Woman of No Importance.” (Herbert Jenkins, Ltd.) These recollections will certainly find many readers, for the authoress who thus humbly describes herself has travelled much ...
... THE ARMY AND NAVY GAZETTE, Ac. appeals to man’s self-respect and regard for the esteem of others. Lady Hamilton was the woman of conspicuous beauty and consummate art who administered to Nelson rank and heady draught of flattery which he was powerless ...
... —UBS a IRaval Officer. lions everywhere. ith Germany in command . of the seas, all our land operations would cease for lack of reinforcements and supply. Ihe Armies in France would be wanted in the United Kingdom, if they could be withdrawn, to meet invasion ...
... neutral vessel reported lost during the week. The crew have been landed. The Malmland was vessel of 3,676 tons. Mai.—The Danish steamer Lynn Aug. 9 landed at Copenhagen here seven men and one woman from the Swedish steamer Mai, which was sunk three days earlier ...
... (yesterday), it had cleared up ; we made the land at daylight, and arrived here at half-past 7. We came in, in single column line-ahead, through the eastern passage; the Minotaur anchored abreast of the landing-place, the Neptune and Sultan passed her and ...
... prostitution, and as tho medical ex■ rainatioua are periodical, a sort of guarantee afforded that the woman may bor avocation unmolested, non com pliance of tho woman with lion i ro, * ou of the Act, or any infraol,or part the hospital rules, subjects .'or if ...
... Herbert Devereux, dismissed the Army and contemptuously driven from his father a house, would seem to have touched the depths in humiliation and despair. Thanks, however, to the trusting love of a true-hearted woman, this falsely-accused, much misunderstood ...