... hus- band, Prince Frederick William of Prussia. Arthur Thomson, Esq., Prussian consul, acknowledged on behalf of Prussia. The army and navy, acknow- ledged by Sir A. L. Hay, and Captain Farquhar, and a few other toasts lbrought the entertainment to a close ...

... appointed him General of Infantry, sad gave hire landed estates In Silesia, the rent-toll of which axceeded 10,000 dollars a ,esr. In 1815, it was chiefly Count Goeiiaenau who enabled the r'nissian Army, which had been defested by the French, near Ligny ...

... Indulged io, to whiob, under ordinary .ireumataose, the meambers of the- Salvatiton Army are subjted - whenever they appear In public. The women wore 9 the well-known Army bonnet with red ribbon, and t plain blue serge dresr3 a white band on the left arm ...

... A young woman named Theresa Rooney and a, man named Joseph Lesterare in custody on suspicion. Deceased was found in a low house in Bagot street, occupied by the prisoners, insensible from a fracture of the back of the skull, which the woman stated was ...

... unfortunate woman,whish had the effect of making her vonait: but it was not thought, appatently, that n anything serious would happen. As sbe felt very il l some time afterwards, Dr Robertson was sent for about a half-past seven, but the woman wae dead before ...

... Morning Herald learns from a creditable source that M Ciellan's army Is likely to evaeuate the Yorktown reninsnla, and fall back upon Wash. Ington. The James River at Harrison's Landing is not more than three quarters of a mile acroes, and the south bank ...

... Somerset, and was born in 1803. Ho received his education at the Norwich Grammar School, and afterwards entered the Indian army. After some active service, during which he was seriously wounded in Burmab, he abandoned a military career, and, purchising ...

... experienced prevented the boats from getting to sea, and the quantity of fsh landed 1 was consenuently small, A large number of coal e ships have discharged cargoes, while one vessel 1 landed a cargo of cement, and others general goods, &c. Several ships have ...

... her life and works constitute an unanswerable refutation of the fallacy that a woman's brain is of necessity unfitted for abstract studies ; that it is impossible for a woman to be successful in scientific research, or to attain proficiency in mathematics ...

... of letter Lichbhe Mr Edward Dawkins. ' 'he gallant Colonel depar s been was educated at Rugby, and entered the a ton of the army in 1851. He served in the Crimean amon; rharge war, and at the ?? of InLkern - he were a tine was taken prisoner by the Russians ...

... establish anotirer chair at the rnatitu- t tion, h le advi'sed tire committee to invite Dr. ?? Evans 10o come hack to his ?? land to fill Eire ml chair 'of' Hebrew and Old' Testament exegesis. be The invitation was accepted, and Dr. Evanh placed Of his ...

... which gave rise to suspicion. It r appears that a woman calling herself Brown engaged lodings some time, ago with a person named Thomas, Mresident in Bartholomew-street, and on Tuesday last the woman became confined' of a child of which she delivered ...