... facts, would have , resolved that ooe of them should old woman and the peace-no violence, destraction of property , and a * b * that the contract was open to sl.l riles, and that other a yenng woman ; what was the The far—ch, far-fur tvsr from their minds ...

... THE ARMY. Lieutenant Tulloch, of the 45th Regiment, already favourably known as the suggester of the rotation system, is now permanently attached to the War-office, with a salary of 300/. per annum ; his post is that of calculator. As soon as Lieutenant ...

... Wednesday the - number was .ovcr 2000. Thus in 4 days 12,000 persons were landed for the first time upon American shores. Every year brings to our shores, from foreign lands, more than 300,000 sou l s . M os t o f th ese em i grants come hither from ...

... THE ARMY. MONTHLY MILITARY OBITUAR.Y. Graaaat..—Hon. W. Stapleton, Douglas. LIEUT. COLONEL—Tryon, It. p. 83 F. Cheshire. CAPTAINS—Robert Burrowes, 4 Dr. Catnbay, Bombay; Birch, 28 F. India; Fawson, h. p. 59 F'. LIEUTENANTS—Robert Maxwell, 11 Dr. Meerut; ...

... Church Army asks the Aid of every woman and man in the land in its efforts to UPLIET AND SUSTAIN pure womanhood and girlhood. Remember that England’s Future depends largely on her Womanhood, the Mothers of tne Coming Generation. The CHURCH ARMY is bearing ...

... there were 11 deaths on board—namely, seven soldiers, two invalid seamen, one lunatic, and one woman. The sick and wounded troops and the insane men were landed yesterday afternoon, and forwarded to Fort Pitt, Chatham, where they were medically inspected ...

... Director of the Medical Department of the Army, who expressed himself satisfied with the arrangements which had been made. A few married women have left that vicinity to join their husbands now serving in India, each woman having been previously provided with ...

... Army Our readers will remember that some time ago Lady Astor asked a question in the House on the subject of Army Schoolmistresses. Army Schoolmasters, already in the Service, were ranked as certificated teachers, but amongst Army Schoolmistresses, only ...

... oflhe memorable day. 16th Lancers— Major f'ureton, Assistant Adjutant-General of Cavalry, Army ofthe Indus. ,is selected to command the advanced guard of the army in its march from Candar to Caudahar. INFANTRY. Ist— On the 18th of July the order reaihed ...

... something in the old woman's skin ; ,he took chalk and marked the old woman's skin; put his-mouth to the old woman's skin, held it hard, and shook it like a dog biting, and spit out some glass and teeth, which he said came out of the old woman's skip; witness ...

... ARMY. BE DISPOSED OF, A CORNETCY, in a very old and molt refpcdable Regiment of Cavalry on the Britilh ERablifhment, free from reduetion or other contingency, and one of the very belt purchafes in the ferviee, with peculiar advantage.—Letters addrt 'Ted ...

... Freehold Estate. called Maple Cross, near RickmanswOrth, Ilerts • comprising a house, and 162 A. 3a. 14r of meadow and arable land ; land tar 5 4s. per annum, on lease for seven years, from 1895, at £355 a year; sold subject to an annuity of £6O, during a life ...