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... and extensive landed property by his eldest son by his first marriage, the Hon. W. H. F. Denison, M.P.:for Scarborough. LraUT.-GaNERAL C. G.FALcoNaEK.H., died at his seat atHazelbanir, near Edinburgh, on the 10th inst. He entered the army upwards of sixty-four ...
... The fecond battalion of the 53d regiment cqmpofel of the Lancafhire army of referve quartered for Come time paft in the county of Cumberland, have received their route for Ire. land. On the 7th inil. the non-commilioned officers and privates of Captain ...
... large landed property in England. In addition to an only son the countess leaves five daughters. MAJOR-GENERAL NEPEAN died at Dover on the Sth inst. He was the third son of Sir Evan Nepean, first baronet, and was born in 1785. He entered the army early ...
... 6 been seriously hurt by tho falling of a beam. THE FRENCH AND RUSSIAN ARMIES. Paris, Tuesday Evening.—l learn, on indubitable authority, that the effective foroe of the French army is at this moment greater by 75,000 men than it is represented to be the ...
... Greenwich West. Cholera was fatal to two men, aged severally sixty-six years. on the 20th, and to a woman aged twenty-six years on the 19th. Only one person, a woman, in- cluded in the present returns, had attained the age of ninety years, Last week the births ...
... that she was possessed of con- sidesmble property. Objection was made to the woman H. remainiog in the house. Tho woman stated to the Board that she had 300 in the Conservative Land Society and some in the Birkleck, but she did not know bow much. She had ...
... Regiment, in nlu- which her father ra atiws ordrd to India, After tion a long and tedious oaete landed at, Calcuttat, cud re- Lby oinaied there nearl the erwhen the army was ordered rho to Dinapore, some dsacinte in terior, by the Governor- hue Gen~eral, Lord ...
... Canlgeron Highlanders) of a son and ?heir. d At the Manse of Mid Calder, MIrS SOMnER3, of a daugh- ter. Last week, a poor woman in Chapel Street, Durnfries, wac- e delivered,,of three ehildren, The mother is doing wcll, 'bt the children all died on Sunday ...
... whose ill-treatment accelerated the death of a woman with whom he previously cohabited, and there was little doubt in his mind that he intended a similar fate for Roy, who was a steady, hard-working woman until she made the fellows acquaintance.—The m ...
... Perry. The ?? wes well known for the last quarter of a centary as one of the mest successfal amateur florists in the Alid- land counties. The Countess Maurice, a (laughter of President Thiers, died in San Francisco recently. She had only been married ...
... He pleaded guilty, eind was fined 20s, with su asthe option of ten days' imprisonment. Co a A WOMAN INTEP.FERING WITH THE POLIC13- ref ?? Burk, a young woman, was charged at the Ali Aberdeen Police Court yesterdrsy- -Baillie Smith on tins gin it benrch-with ...
... ly the Countess was in her seventieth year. Her father was in the army, but after selling out lie became manager of the Plymouth Theatre. He married a beautif l and accomplished woman, and a member of a family of fortune and. high respectability. She ...