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the catalogue. Some excellentm

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FRIDAY. JANUARY 16. lil).

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BRITISH MILITARY STRENGTH.

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The New York Tribune in a friend-

ly and thoughtful article under the above caption points outilome inter- esting facts. Britain has so long been looked upou as a great naval power th it little attention his been paid to her army. but it is nevertheless an historic fact that British Wars have been more on the land than on the ses, and the honors won by her armies have fullycqualled the achieve» ments of her navy. British armies have invariably had to conduct their campaigns beyond the ses and far from their bases of supplies. They have always had_to contend with forces numerically superior to themselves, and lighting much nearer home.

Proceeding, the Tribune points out

that though much smaller than the great continental armies, the military strength of the Empire as it was at the beginning of the present war was not inconsidershle. The regular forces a

t home and in the colomea, exclusive,

of India mike a total of 171,394 men, and the army in India 73.162 more. The army reserve composed of men who had served their regular term in the standing army, numbered 83.050. The various classes of militia and militia reserve, composed of men who voluntarily enlist for six years, with liberty to extend the term to ten, ag- gregated l38_96l. The volunteers who arechieliy rid and artillery' men, numbered 263,963. The yeomanry, chiedy cavalry, numbered 11,891. There, then, was atotal of 742.421 trained soldiers ready for instant ser- vice.

Nor was it a mere paper liar, with

great deductions to be made in actual mobilization. One of the most marked

’ lsatnresof theBrit'ah armyis thepar-

ity maintained between electives and and establishment. Whatever dis- crepancy there is, indeed,'is apt to he

|r|p0rlauL__. _

0 ;:.‘.J.°’.1.‘.‘?..‘£2. ii.‘.‘.‘.T.'..£'.'.ZI.‘;f

tives actually slirpassing by 1 or 2

We here'.y beg to announce to cur

emtornera that we have sold our Grocerv

Iusieess to llessra. R. I-‘. Msddigsu & “fn” om", Ce.. sed would solicit a continuance of qieziiezirulgllghtreofn u go 1:' ibsornd mf w hbgnuy ui°°d°d m at while the period of service with

` e colors is three years in France and

tablrshment As to the indvidual ectiveness of the soldiers, mdicatsd

W. GRANT & CO.

Its opP0ttnnity nf ieiorming the cus-

Issuers ot rheabcve tirm, and the public

lollifallv. that we have in stock a full vice and twelveyears for long service

In .

lne of General Groceries, which will be seld chesp tor cash. Free delivery of goods to all ptrts ot the city.

Telephone connection.

In connection with the above we take "mmf "ld 5" °"" in Rnd*

“_ F_ L. _ strength as it would be put forth if

MADmGA\ & CO ’ the Empire were battlin for existence.

‘_>3_d & yy gf Chf1‘0'n_ In 1809, when the population of the

Queen Street,

fec ` °

per centthenumber required bythe es ` . ` '

b '. - s s a ."‘ °

.th ° ` ° `

th ' '

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d the United States, in the British my it is seven years for short ser-

Bl]

But these forces combined represent ut a portion of Britain's military

themselves in a manner worthy of the traditions of Albuera and Waterloo.

y negligible

quantity or to think that in any world conlict the aggressive energy ofthe British Empire would be sl-

coupls of million soldiers of the Queen compose an army that no Power nor combination of Powers could sEord for a moment to over- look.” '

'--iqeo-ii

The Sark Government on Lennox

basement at cost to the students, during the noon recess. The practice also prevails in Omaha, and some

thought the experiment will ere long

showing their present positions was studied by hundreds during the day. Thsrewas general satisfaction in the

The great drainage canal at Chicago,

.built at the cost of over 830,000,000. has been opened. and now the sewage ot the great city is diverted to the llississippiand thence te the Gull ol Hexise. Hithato it hd been tsrssd

Cimgo receives its supply.

limillllle forsmall the diversion of water will Inakelme small dillerenea in the volume ol water pasa- ing Niagara Falls and down the St. Lsweraee.

The two greatest Prmbyter-ian

Churches in Yew York, known as the Fifzh Avenue and the Brick Church, welcomed new pntors on the 14th iust.Bsv. Dr. Purvis succeeds the late Dr. JohnHa1l, who long held the pastorate of the Filth Avenue, the richest Prmbyterian church in the world. Rev. Dr. Hall was distinguish- ed by his close adherence to the old doctrines of the Westminster Con- fession, which he never diluted. The lame was truein good measure of Dr.

F _ United Kingdom did not exceed 15.- HUNT V*°dYk° ill *|10 Bfi¢k Cllllwb

__ New Zealand have fully

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United

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600

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llmldl Rogers

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rsckoningrhe great colonies ds-I

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at least 200,000 more.

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000,000, the number of men actually T50 N8' Y°rk Sim lays that neither under arms was 692,620, exclusive of °f *|1000* PN¢0l'l bil!! llllloll resell- 129,000 more eng-aged in the “"1 blanceto the old inmanneroi-method, gym’ ‘. ...nary ‘nd |||grin@_ DDU D36!! ltllld H10 “EYIIIQQL p 'esent population of the Ugiged ical" doctrine, undisturbed by storms Kingdom it 40,000,000 and a rin °f °=1ti¢=im , percentage ofarmed men would give

todays landforoe of 1,500,000 pro- 7' ff »,,_____' ' 0 " 0 ‘

vided by the Mother Country alone, it UU)-@l|srabr the*

navy and marines.

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together condned to its fleet. A~

the disasters occmioned by injudicioua _ ° `

leadership, the British troops have, ,A F

even according to the testimony of 0 .

their critics and enemies, acquitted . V ' e '

work, 10th February.

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