... thse report of the be Commission. of inquiry into tle organization of the tTl Indian army,obut 1stthe first place referred to the con- an ditieCA of the English army, woich', im.his opinion, could agi ant-in case of invasionl-bring 26~000 effective men ...

... of law. Irish Officers in the French Army.—The Nation gives the following list of Irish officers who are serving in the French army :— M'Mahon, Duke of Magenta, Marshal of France ; Barry, Captain, Staff Army of Lyons ; Barry, Intendent Militaire ...

... ousness and temperance were forced upon its attention by the Christian delegates. The tree of life might again take root iv the land wbere it was originally planted, and though this event might still be afar off. and nothing was more vain and foolish than ...

... clutched hold of a tree, and by that means effected a landing. One lady was carried down the stream towards tho river, but lodged in a tree top, and heard several float by crying for help. One woman, who was on the train with her husband and five children ...

... Tuesday evemaga lecture was delivered by the Bey. J. C. Bobinson, in connection with the St. Margaret's branch of the Blue Ribbon Army, in the Schools, Navigation-road, en- titled York in Olden Time. Solos were sung by Mr. G. and Miss M. Dawson. A short ...