... this Court, before Messrs James White and George Alston, a woman, named Agnes Cousin, residing in Auchinairn, pleaded guilty to having, on Sunday the 14th inst.. in her house in Colburn's ,Land, had in her possession mor- than von gallon of opirits, which ...

... desired to. uproot, and pullic opinion was so ripe for a change thast'there vase n o fear of a revolatiin. The Queen was -a woman of, a kind and intelligent nature, and she was deeply touched -by the persecutions of the I past, for jusit before the palace-her ...

... Government, which ware accepted, and hie da was sent out to join Hobart Podia's army in Turkey, be; along with the special English surgeons, hut Onl the gli Turkish army being engaged in- thle Crimean war, he In rV went with them for the pur~post of ...

... the 2Sth ult., has been, found cra the Moat, at Moat Farm, Lexden. Charles Henry Richards, formerly colour-sergeant in the Army Pay Corps, was sentenced to three years' penal servitude, at Edrnburgh, yesterday, fo; stealing L belonging to the corps. In ...

... where be many uare noblz-foim the army of the first ; and the wea~k yvuthsI who attempt Mont Ilasnc withont a single qua~flfcaton for the task, are the Prototypes of the last. But if the first cease from olit the land, and we sit down contentedly in a ...

... brisker than it has been for the last few years. The moi t large Government contract for the manufacture of shol a canvar for army tents and other articles, which the was L- firm succeeded in obtaining in Frbruaqy last, has been fee' almost completed. The ...

... and in 1576 was sent to Ireland by Queen Elizabeth, as Chancellor of the Exchequer, wvhen he obtained extensive grants of lands end' a lease of the exports and imports of Dublin (wises excepted), for the annual rent of £183. Re married Catherine, daughter ...

... -'naostentatious usefulness, done nobly d ...

... the ap- adi had pointmentAnd mainutenance. of chaplains ini the Royal ter the army and nuavy. .' There Were, the report stated, the ler, 18,798, declared, Wesloyans in the army and navy, see h at with 1172 church members. 'Mr Walters gave an in- Pri eful ...

... it will be necessary in 1880 to make some arrange- ment about the army, owing to the expira- tion of the “‘ Military Septennat,” which in 1874 fixed the peace establishment of the army for seven years. The Liberals are bound by their principles to object ...

... employ of Mr. Rowe, farmer, of Narracott, in the pariah of Spreyton. . Abott three o'clock in the afternoon of the 29th alt., a woman named Elizbaoeth Lang, ?? awaggon drawn by two horses going at a forions rate down the hill near her house without any one ...

... Esq., for many years Colonial Secretary of New South Wales. Nov. 8, at Calcutta, Charles Kilkelly, Esq., M. D., of the Bengal Army, to Louise Isabel Routh, eldest daughter of the late Commissary-General Sir Randolph I. Routh, ?? of Dorset-square, London ...