... was a relative of Earl Grey, and returned some two or three years since from the command-in-chief at Bombay. He entered the army in 1798, and served in the campaign against Tippoo Sultan. He served with the Stis Fusiliers in the Peninsula, particularly ...

... and held a good many important appointments in the army. All Hohenzollerns do; for to them the army is Germany. Every prince of the house must be a military leader. In the Austriin war in 1866 the army unler the command of the late Emperor-then Crown ...

... carrying horses th to be towed by them. Our forces landed consist of about 400 of the 71st Highlanders, 603 French soldiers, and a few r of the 10th Husears and Chasseurs ?? blue j=cleeta are also landed, with field pieces as well as some T 1 artillery ...

... creed-to pay their tributezof respect to a good woman. Still more striking was the scene at the memorial service held at Olympia on Monday night. At least ten thou- sand persons, most of them members of the Army, were present. As at the Congress Hall there ...

... (1889-94) the indebtedness of landed estates to private land banks increased by 84,000,000 roubles, and these banks last year reaped a profit of more than 7,500,000 roubles on these operations. Of the enormous capital of the Nobility Land Bank, exceeding 50,000 ...

... Mitchell, a woman who had long cohabited with Hal- lett. Information has now been received of the death of Hallett himself, who expired in the county gaol a few days after his committal. The evidence at the in- quest on the nremains of the woman Mitchell ...

... , and was born at Wootton in that county in the year i8io. At an early age she became the wife of an officer in the Indian army, and soon after her arrival at Madras she established a Home and School for soldiers' daughters, which was so successfully ...

... Aberdeenshire, &c.-Lord George William Russell (son), Celonel in the Army, Brigadier-General in' Portuggal, and Aid-de-Camp to the King-Elizabeth Anne (daughter-in-law), Bedchamber-woman to the Queen-Lord' Johr 6 (son), Secretary of State-Lord Wriothesley ...

... regret. He was a native of Wales, having been born on the 21st of October, 1786, at Ctierbyn, inCarnarvoushire. He entered the army in the year 1803, serving with much credit,'until the events of S15' gave a peace to Europe that has lasted nearly forty years ...

... decided ieeadopt the needle-un throughout the whole P5russian army. On January 1, 1856, was celebrated his l h year of public service, when the Ring gave him a sword oe honour, the officers of the army silver shield, the old warriors a silver helmet, while ...

... Quarter- ?? at the Horse Guards, which office he retained until nominated to the rank of Brigadier-General to a division of the army in Turkey, and served zealously and indefatigably in the brilliant operation consequent thereon. At Balaklava his division ...

... oae of those meu who make one feel how smaull Vienna is notwithstanding its million end a half of inhabitants. Not a sage, woman, or child who did not know Dr. h rankl, or smile when they heard his name. Vigorous to the last, hewrote one of his retruopective ...