... terror lqut and alarim tbhrough the various provinces, againd Sasl whicl l he naas direatd -his march with ;a h,rmidable Son army, boafts-of being a lineal defcenedant. of lhse fied pres Mogul Eniperar: and deelares hirrnfel a 'fioft irive- tr1 terate enemyvto ...

... -where, by Hyperboreap- fhores, Tie frozen gale. ungenial blew, To fultry- Lands that Indian furges lave, AtlatlticIlli, and fam'd Canopa's Wave; - . T ho' from ?? -coaff - whsty Armies fwept-the Vidorft, ?? From.y tiran-bsands,. where Br~ti:h Valour won; ...

... tile total itumbers are, in G eat Britain 380,i93 ; inlrelssid 82,941 ; making 2i'tcge i ther a patriot army of 463,13S4!A 'Fic fitate of the Army Of.Referve at Chrifnmas was as feltows -:-- raifed in England and Wales, 26,739, Of WvhOrl C 9Sz, have be-n ...

... pue tfhall a Neville prfs I rn When m eyii-ey'd Ptace, again ith Founteoua hand, P $hiall fa tter eaie ind comfort o'er the land i P4 T iMute and rabor to the dante may play, Anid right, with blizing tapers, mock the day'I Ala.! the Neville's roof muft ...

... tire glossy shelter of whiela the public tat nray admuire a taste for tire snare esreftil urasagemerst of sce of tiro Crasrn lands. It is cheer, tciroefore, tines no grrnt wbr ef public uronsy will be given to save tire Cryotal Palace stir from destruction ...

... hecse, as much as ever I could eat. Tea, and toast, and milk and sugar, plenty; lots of table beer;, What besides can any woman want ? What fools we are, oh dear ! Now I'm thist reduced by want my bones is nearly through my skin, 'Caus, my drunken husband ...

... fbrm a text l d which honest India reformers would do well to study 4 L- most thoughtfully-well to themselves, well to Eng-E o land, well to India:- ' J The fllndoo is a shrewd observer and an easy reasoner- e lls argument is clear and simple: I My religion ...

... her Majesty s Indian army at 30,000 in the whole, including the officers, commissioned and non-commissioned, and authorizes her Majesty to enlist and retain 6,000 non-commissioned officers and men belonging to the said Indian army in the United Kingdom ...

... had their legs fractured, a of third had a flesh injury of the leg, a fourth woman had a bad compound fracture of the leg, and amputation was are performed. This poor woman says that her two children part were killed in the train, and she believes her ...

... toasts having been given, The Ar-my, tenls Navy, and Volunteers was proposed, end tion Captain Seward responded on behalf of the latter service, part The volunteers were her Majesty's reserve force, and wvhen The: the army and navy were absent the volunteers ...

... officers should select a farce with strong marine flavour about it was just as natural as that their fellow Thespians of the army should cboe dramas containing plenty of drum and uniform; bile both, being geatlemen-some by birth and all by eqq, tion-might ...

... for something; ha and behind their armies, behind their fleets, behind the ta memories of the glorious past, there was much more, if they were able, when war impended, to say, and say truly, ev We covet nao man's land; we hate war; we love peace.. ca ...