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... THE SALVATION ARMY IN INDIA. The Times Calcutta correspondent telegraphs:-. The Indian contingent of the Salvation Army, consisting of three men and one young woman, landed at Bombay oin Wednesday, with a great demonstration of military posmp. A triumphal ...
... THE BENGAL ARMY.. (Erom the Times.) in the uninterrupted discussion of the discipline and general state of the Bengal Army to which its mutiny has given occa- sion, frequent allusion has been made by Indian officers, to the opinions of General Jacob, ...
... THE KAISER ON TH PRUSSIAN ARMY. (aiawrnS TELEGPAMS.) ' Berlin, October 18. Tho Emperor William yesterday addressed the commanders of the regiments to which be pre- sented new flags in front of the monyment to Frederick the Great. This morning's newspapers ...
... whenever and r. wherever they can, while the duty of repair falls exclusively on our army. This is scarcely fair, especially when the French , do'not permit our Land Transport to use their road to Kamieschi. It is no exaggeration to say that the traffic ...
... days a woman was elected n Popo; womenhayebeen enlisted as soldiers and sailors; but in all such cases it was by accident. Cardinals a do not avowedly place the triple mitre on a lady's e head; there is no instance of a commission for the t army issued ...
... by not pensisting 'in the exaction of the land tax; but titat it should be culti- p8 vatied by the natives, and not by Englishmen. As to 1. hindrances to cultivation, in consequence of the tenure of iso land, it Ivas really less a qutestion of property ...
... position when the army landed 3 at Varna; and the Quartermaster-General, Sir Richard Airey, t with Lieut.-General Sir Colin Campbell, are the only two l officers who were then Brigadier Generals, and now occupy I other positions with the army in the field ...
... dasger arises from their inactivity. The army traimed Jby Runjeet Shigl's lieutenants could not rest till they hald crossed the Sutlej and invited defeat, simply because they hati aothing else to tlo. Tlie army raisetl ?? Lawrenice to save India may be ...
... TlE ADVENTURES OF AN ARMY CORRE SPOND NNT. (Adapted fron tile New York laorald.) The army correspondents of the NewYork journals are so numerous that if they were all massed together under the leadership, say of James Gordon Bennett or Horace Greeley ...
... A WOMAN 110 YEARS OF AGE. 1.1 ?? - ?? Probably usnny of our, readers, in their peramnbulations through the town, have observed an old wouian who seems to have long set at defiance the limit assigned to human life by the inspired Psalmist. To those who ...
... -1 THUPSDAY MORNINGg DEICEBE'9. 1I ?? , We publish today the ?? of the .new 1 army mobilisation scheme.. The eight army ?? :+ lrin.1h the British army' will in ' armay Luu- - - wll ; corps into which the British aray will in' future be divided have. their ...
... adjoining land and the company, considered to be worth 250 per acre; when it was also stated that the land would make bricks; -there was a good site for buildings good water, gravel to make roads, and houses maght be built on the high land,' and corn ...