... young woman. Between Tottenham-court-road and Portland-road he abruptly left the cab, paid the cabman, and told him to drive the young woman to the Baker-street station of the Metro- . politan Railway. On arriving there the cabman found the woman insensible ...

... av.enues were' as full' as they could poffibly be. The railing oh that fide' of the e cathedral was occupied by perfons (landing ey tqpon it. The' greatefl order was-flill obferved, And not tihe 'lea tendency to difutrbance was 4ifcoverable throughout ...

... Egypt, If a few badly-armcd ArAb tribes in Tunis required an army of ocroupation of more than 30,000 men, Egypt, with a united population of five millions and a well-armed and well dicciplined army, would require a very much larger force, Besides this, the ...

... talented woman, she was widely known for her charitable works. ?? Frederick George Ravenhill, late Inspector-Gereral of Renmounts at the War Office, died on Sunday morning st St. John's Hospital, Black- heath. General Ravenhili entered the Army in 1852 ...

... leceived in town, that xi Ambaffador from the Dey of Algiers had landed at Ramfgate. The proper ollicers fct off on Mon- day to conduct l'.Sm to town. This ambalia.lor, we learn, landed without haying performed qua- rantine. TudHay, the Lord Mayor was ...

... -Judy. Eight steamers last week landed live stock and fresh meat at Liverpool from American ports, bring. ing a total of 2845 cattle, 1511 sheep, 6971 quarters of beef, Bnd 1015 caroasel of mutton, Capt. Stanton, a retired Army officer, committed suicide at ...

... -.ledlock, Man- chester, England. Jan. 30, near Powhatan Court House, Virginia, U.S.. aged 127, a much respected coloured woman, familiarly known as Old Aunt Naunie. Such a case of longevity is .scarcely on record. She was much respected for piety by ...

... Fort-street, Douglas, rsle of Man, the wife of Thomas Murphey, diver, of twins. (In the menth of August last year the same woman gave birth to three chil ren, aud consequently received the Queen's bounty.) PEA8E-June 8, at Bushel Hill, near Darlington ...

... day records the death of General Sir Rtonal Fergusen, a name equally dear _ to the army and to the friends of civil and religiolls liborty. Geneml Ferguson entered the army as an ensign on the 3rd of April, 17. 0, and asttained the rank of major-general ...

... of the army of the Ohio, was then near Nashville, 1 Tennessee, hastening to unite with the army I under General Grant, at Shiloh, before the 1 latter should be attacked by a superior Con. federate army under General Johnson. On reaching the army under ...

... French army has returned fron) Madagascar. It left Paris ten months ago 2°00 strong, and received last August a reinforcement of 500. It comes back numberiag 380. The survivors are, with few exceptions, invalided. Immediately the regi. ment landed it was ...

... certain impostant pointe. Captoin Damien, a land sgent, sustained very Feveret ?? yrsteroay, while bunting, between Waterfoid and Kilkienny. Tbe War Office authoritieq will have Ruppliel the ?? of the Indian army with the inagazine rifls by the middle of ...