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... POSITION OF THE ARMIES. We have no intelligence of any recent movements the army of the Potomac. A portion of General Sickles’s brigade advanced as far as the bridge at Rappahannock Station, Saturday, to support with his infantry Gen. Bayard's cavalry ...
... Poor Law ard ? Was it humani ti at induced him to send an ignorant of 15 attend the woman Bridger in her confinement last year? And—without alluding the case of the woman Mahoney, now under the cou*ideratioo of the Poor Law B lard—was it humanity that led ...
... THE KENTISH MERCUR ARMY RESERVIST'S FATAL FALL. at Camberwell, on the body Charles William Harri*. age! 26, an Army reservist.—Edwin Ivee.of 2.Biirrey.road.'rhe New land*. Peekham that deeeeaed, who wee brother-in-law. had l>et-n staying with him. Shortly ...
... _ , Fiuiko at Inspector Bichabds. Monday evening. Mr. Henry Crawley, of 17, St. James -place, was leaving the Army and Navy Club, when an army pensioner named Edward Hubby went up him, pro•acted pistol him, and then put it into bis pocket, and walked away ...
... end it has'the great advantage of the lion. E. T. Yorks, M. P., as auditor. The Land Transport Corps.—On Monday night, nine o’clock, meeting of the members of the Land Transport Corps was held the Hose and Crown, Crown-strsot, Westminster, for the purpose ...
... upset in the Thames, near Tilbury,? lie occupant-,three men and woman and her two children, being thrown into the water. The party struggled in the river (or seven or eight urinates, the woman—Mrs. Garner—heroically keeping her children afloat. A rescue ...
... drowned the harbour on Tue.'dav morning. The evidence showed that Mitchell was drinking with a woman named Alice Barber a late hour Bank Holiday, and this woman had not been seen since. The enquiry was adjourned [tending the finding Barber. An alarming accident ...
... IKOM CAKDIKF TO LEE BY AIRSHIP. illl WILLOWS WONDERFUL FLIGHT. THE LANDING AT LEE. of ho* a&d the turToandiac di*> L . t ir«r« tiirowa into srvat > iatUv morainx it bccamo known that fcrwat Tkoßpaoa Willows, tbs Welsh r had completed joarney from Cardiif ...
... 0 IU) • Utte«i*g ConrrE»fEiT Con. —On Tueaduy. woman M*Oarthy call-d the boose of Mr. Haggor, crots 100, and tendered a counterfeit »bUling. Its «pnrioosness being detected, and she being re- Th« late Attempted Mi edem. —The prisoner cognised a» haring ...
... rersian armies, sad the army of the Pacha of Bagdad, died lately Kerniaiw hah. is said to haie b- en poisoned by the government the country. Sunday evening young woman. years of age, threw herself out of a window in the Rue I'Egout: the fell upon woman carrying ...
... HANNAH CROMARTY'S FUTURE. stated la=t we«k, Hannah Cromarty, the young woman with whom Alfred Stratton, one of the men executed for the Deptford murder, Lad associated, i* abmit be placed, at her o*vn request- mitable home, provided for her by the Committee ...
... 10 minute, to 11 on Sunday morning, the 16th, he in Cannon row, Woolwich, where saw defendant .landing outside hi. house. He watched for time and saw woman come out with quart can under her ehawL On aeeing witne*. .he ran to 7, Cannon-row, spilling a ...