... 1BRlll'SIi AUXiI.IARY LEGION IN SPAIN. 1,8 ( I 'rhe Geheral Staff, Heads of Departmenats, 18 ?? of the British Auxiliary Legion are as fiollow: ?? de Lacy Esans. rai Aidles-de-Caqi-ap.-Liertrenant-ColoneI Considinia, Military se- four cretary, - D~owbiggin ...

... Asso. ciation, and thence taking occasion to pay a high tri. 1, bute tofemale excellence in matters of religious feihng. (, Women, he observed, were the last at tile Cross of their * Saviour, and the first at his grave. They had exhi. w bited, in the present ...

... PORTSMOUTH POLICE. Te MONDAY.-Present thd Mayor, eaj;r Travers, and e es B. W. Carter, Esq. a to g 'The only case before the Court to-day was a charge .Tl eo against a women forstealinga blanket, but, the evidence . as bein' insufficient to warrant a ...

... hand-gonnes. This ancient Volunteer corps is cor ,nd dnow the Honourable Artillery Company of anw iso London, and-it is an interesting fact in cennee. ho! a tion with it that there exists at Boston, U.S., a age ad Volunteer corps bearing the name of the life ...

... conduct of Mr. Solomon in not attend- ise and that it appeared he had niade use of the police no a medium of settling his pecuniaoy affairs. COAtn'a or Feroyy.-Tsvo women, nanesd Harrict Bursows and i Miry Anaeitg, were chatted with robbing a sailor, at Portsea ...

... PORTSMOUTH POLICE COURT. WEDNESDAY. —Before E. Emanuel, Esq., and Capt. Hodgkinson. Deserter. —Edward Darrah Mclllree, 21, was brought remand on a charge of being deserter from 2nd Life Guards. —At the first hearing the prisoner denied being deserter; ...

... GOSPORT POLICE COURT. FRlDAY.—Before .Admiral Purvis, B. W. Carter, Esq , and Colonel Mansel. Whitsuntide Holidays and the Publicans.— Several publicans appeared tbe court, and applied for extension of hours during the Whitsuntide holidays, and amongst ...

... PORTSMOUTH POLICE COURT. WEDNESDAY. —Before W. H. Garrington anil E. Emanuel, Esqs., and Capt. Hodgkiusou, en. Thirkait 24 Liceksed vis charged with being drunk and disorderly.—P.C. proven the Town Quay the previous night, offering men out to fight. He ...

... t the woman who was stopped ] by the police had been to his house do the work of his servant while the latter had gone to the theatre. He gave the woman , the beer for her supper, and he heard her tell the police so, but - whether hoard or not did not ...

... Saturday night prisoner came to the I'ortsea re9r Police-station nod said that ho wanted a sileho's pris lodging. Witness ref erred him to Sergeant Dig;veed noti who directed him to the Buckland Police Statino, otis. where he could get an order for the ...

... - Infantry of the -Line, 126,663; Colonial Corps, 2,331 - Commilasaridt and Transport Cop- 280 I Ordiianec Store Corps, 650; Corns of Ordnance Artificers, 41;- Army: Post O ce Corps,'14; Medical Staff Corps, 2,470. -The nunber of recruits who joined ...

... and instrnc- 1 A tions has just been issued to the Auxiliary and Reserve Mt Forces. Perhaps the most important of the clauses arc those at the beginning of the Circular, referring to the e Auxiliary Cavalry and Mounted Rifle Volunteers, who are h directed ...