Feb. 23, at Plas-hy-fryd, Holyhead,
Sarah, wife of Commander A. Stock
Symes, R.N,

Feb. 17, at Brompton, in her 45th
year, Frances Hallam, daughter of the
late Major-General Codd.

Feb. 25, at Gravesend, Captain Wm.
Rogers, of the West York Rifles, late
96th Regiment, aged 33.

Feb. 25, at Glenmarnock, Aberdeen-
shire, Mary, relict of the late Edward
Lee, Esq., Capt. and Paymaster of
H.M.'s 10th Foot.

March 1, at No. 9 Curzon-street,
Mayfair, in the 76th year of his age,
Dr. John Robert Hume, C.B., one of
H.M.'s Commissioners in Lunacy, and
for many years Private Physician to
His Grace the late Duke of Welling-
tan.

Jan. 4, killed in action, in Canton
River, while in charge of a ship's cutter,
Edward Warwick Pearn, Master's Assis-
tant, R.N., aged 17, son of Mr. E.
Pearn, Master Attendant at Deptford.

March 1, at Walworth Castle, Dur-
ham, in the 80th year of her age, Anne,
relict of the late Lieut.-General Aylmer.

Feb. 28, at Peckham, Surrey, Mary
Ann, wife of Assistant Commissary-
General George Yeoland, in the 75th
year of her age.

Feb. 28, at the Vicarage, East Bud-
leigh, Devon, Elizabeth, widow of the
late Gen. Sir George Pownoll Adams,
K.C.H., and last surviving daughter
of the late Sir William Elford, Bart.,
aged 72.

Feb. 28, in London, Miss Dorothea
Money, sister of Rear-Admiral Money,
C.B.

Jan. 22, of dysentery, in the 20th
year of his age, on board the African
mail steamer Ethiope, while on his
passage to England from Sierra Leone,
Edmond Morphy Elgee, Esq., Gold
Coast Corps, youngest son of the late
Capt. Elgee, 67th Regiment.

March 3, at Blackheath, Martha,
wife of Commander T. G. Nichols,
R.N., in her 77th year.

Feb. 7, at the Rice Lake, Coburgh,
Canada West, Francis John St. Quintin,
late Brevet-Major 85th Light Infantry.

March 7, at Lawn Villa, Clapham-
rise, Elizabeth, wife of Major Wood,
Staff Officer of Pensioners.

March 2, at Dalkey, Dublin, in her
57th year, suddenly, Ann, wife of Lieut.
Harrow, R.N.

March 8, in Albemarle-street, Colo
nel Godfrey Thornton, late Grenadier
Guards, of Moggerhanger, Bedfordshire,
aged 61,

March 3, at Nice, of decline, brought
on by exposure and hardship in the
campaign of the Crimea, Major Charles
Aldersey Stevenson, 47th Regiment,
aged 26.

March 8, at Carberry Tower, Mus-
selburgh, N. B., Lieut.-Colonel J. D.
Fullerton Elphinstone, of Carberry, in
his 69th year.

March 10, in Eaton-terrace, aged 76,
Henrietta Martha, relict of Admiral
Sir Charles Hamilton, Bart., K.C.B.

March 10, at No. 8, Lansdown-ter-
race, Cheltenham, aged 74, Harriet
Rebeckah, wife of Major-General A. K.
Clark Kennedy, C.B. and K.H., of
Knockgrey, N.B.

March 10, at the Belvidere, Malvern,
Wells, Major J. Norris Warrington, late
Madras Fusiliers.

Jan. 23, at Lucknow, in India, aged
23, Lieut. William Morse Crowdy, of
H.M.'s 32nd Regiment.

March 4, at Chichester, Henrietta,
wife of Lieutenant-Colonel G. Nicolls,
aged 54.

Feb, 25, at Charles-street, Bath, Mrs.
Mary Nicolls Fenton, widow of the late
Doctor Frederick Fenton, M.D., of
Sligo, Staff Assistant-Surgeon to the
Forces.

Feb. 21, whilst with his Regiment
at Gibraltar, aged 22, Lieutenant James
Wellesley Leith, of 92nd Highlanders.

March 11, at 21, Ladbroke-square,
Frances Anne, wife of Thomas Mella.
dew, youngest daughter of the late Ad-
miral Sir Ross Donnelly, K.C.B., and
sister of the Baroness Heurteloup, and
of the late Lady Audley.

March 11, in Rodney-terrace, Chel-
tenham, Major-General George Ni-
cholls, late of Her Majesty's 60th Re-
giment, aged 81.

March 4, the Rev. John Richard
Bogue, of Denbury, Devon, aged 48,
only son of the late Captain Bogue, of
the Royal Horse Artillery.

March 15, at 25, Burton-street, Ea-
ton-square, Duncan, third son of Cap-
tain Grant, R.E., aged 15 months.

March 17, at Park-lodge, Streatham,
in his 33rd year, William Forster Laps-
lie, Esq., youngest son of the late
Lieut.-Colonel Lapslie, of the 39th Re-
giment.

Abernethy, John, Memoirs of, by
George Macilwain, F.R.C.S., no-
ticed, 119

Admirals, French, Sketches of, 215
Adventures in Portugal, by an Eng-
lish Officer, 243

Advice to Officers in India, by John
M'Cosh, M.D., noticed, 268
Alderney, Fortifications of, 271, 272,
and Braye Harbour, 614
Alexander, Lieutenant-Colonel Sir J.
E., K.C.L.S., 14th Regiment, The
General's Hut in the Trenches, by
193, 358, 517
American and British Frigates-the
Shannon and the Merrimac-by an
Old Man-o'-War's Man, 46
Appointments and Promotions, 147,
307, 472, 628

Arctic Search and the North-west Pas-
sage, 595

Armies of Reserve and Voluntary En-
listment, a Few Remarks on, by an
Officer of the Royal Artillery, 321
Army, British, Stations of the, 143,
303, 468, 624

Promotions and Ap-
pointments, 147, 307, 472, 630
Army Estimates, the, 456

39

Increased Efficiency of the,

List, "by Authority," 21
Our, and the Causes influenc-
ing the Military Superiority of Na-
tions, 483

Messing, 455

Regulations for the, 349
Artillery, Royal, Remarks on the Or-
ganization and other Matters con-
nected with the, 55

Artillery and Rifle Improvements in
India, by an Officer of the Royal
Artillery, 71

Austrian Empire and the Austrian
Alliance, 63, 220

Soldiers and Statesmen in
the 19th century, 373

Baltic and Arctic Medals, the, 133
Campaign in 1854, the History
of the, edited by G. Bullen Earp,
noticed, 426

Banquet, Crimean, at Nottingham,

134

Bermuda a Colony, a Fortress, and
a Prison; or, Eighteen Months in
the Somers' Islands, by a Field
Officer, noticed, 267
Births, 156, 480, 638

Black Watch, Legends of the-No. II.
The Lost Regiment, 579
Boatmen of the Coast, the, 382,
Bonaparte's March to the Pyramids,
229

Boxer, Captain, and Lord Panmure,
116

Braye Harbour and Alderney, 614
Brazilian Frontier, Narrative of a Bri-
tish Expedition to the, in 1842 544

Brevet, 114, 150, 152, 154, 155, 311,
312, 313, 314, 315, 475, 476, 477,
479, 631, 633, 635, 636, 637, 638
British Army, Stations of the, 143,
303, 468; 624

German Legion, General Or-
der, Horse Guards, 128
Bushire and Kharrack, 562

Calais and its Fortifications-Past and
Present, 501

Canterbury Garrison, 133

Canton, the Bombardment of, 278
Cardigan, Lord, and the Staff Officer,

422

Cashmere, a Scramble through the
Hills to, 365, 508

Caspian and its Shores, the, 406
Casualties, List of, 443, 615
Cavalry College, the New, 112
China-Chusan, 205

the War in, 261, 299, 428, 615
Coast Guard, Appointments and Re-
movals, 147, 308, 473, 630
Code of Signals to be used at Sea, 500
Colchester, the Camp at, 133, 289
Correspondence, General, 120, 268,
614

Crimea, the Operations in the, 265
Crimean Sketches, 84

Critical Notices, 117, 267, 424, 611
Curragh, the Camp at, 289

Dauphiné, a Pilgrimage into, by the
Rev. George M. Musgrave, M.A.,
noticed, 425

Days of my Life, the, by the Author
of Margaret Maitland," noticed,
424

Deaths, 158, 481, 640

Despatches, Official, from Persia, 433,
China, 615
Devonport Steam Factory, 109
Discipline of the Navy and Admiral of
the Fleet, 201

Dodges in Military Life, by "Portfire,"
528

Dress of the Army, 260
Duke's Justice, the, 112

Earp, G. Bullen, the History of the
Baltic Campaign of 1854, by, no-
ticed, 426

East, Reminiscences of the War in the,
by a Military Chaplain, 93
Editor's Portfolio; or, Naval and
Military Register, 110, 259, 417,
606

Embezzlement, 204

Empire, the Austrian, 220

England and France, Wars between,

10

Gallipoli, the Pause at, 120
Gazette, Militia, 150, 151, 152, 310,
312, 314, 316, 476, 477, 480, 632,
633, 637, 638

General Correspondence, 120, 268,
614
General Orders, Establishments of
Regiments, 126, 287, 455, 615
General's Hut in the Trenches, by
Lieut.-Col. Sir J. E. Alexander,
K.C.L.S., 14th Regiment, 193, 358
517

German Legion, British, General
Order, Horse Guards, 128

Gray, Rosa, by the Author of " Anne
Dysart," noticed, 118

Great Operation of Breaking the Line,
the, 1

Guards, the, and the Medal, 615

Half-Yearly Public Examinations at
Sandhurst, near Farnborough,
Hants, 30

-

Hall's, Captain, Pilot, Death of, 165
Hardinge Testimonial Colonel
Hardinge at Albuera, 403, 417
Helena, St., Scraps from, 255
Herat, 75

Surrender of, 140

Heroine, Death of a (Mrs. Reston),

254

History of the Baltic Campaign of
1854, by G. Bullen Earp, noticed,

426
Hood, Thomas, Pen and Penci
Sketches, by, noticed, 118
Hoseason, John Cochrane,

Esq.,
R.N., Remarks on the late War
with Russia, with Plans for the
Attack on Cronstadt, Sweaborg and
Helsingfors, by, noticed, 427

India, Rifle and Artillery Improve-
ments in, by an Officer of the Royal
Artillery, 71

Intelligence, Naval and Military, 125,
278, 428, 615

Invalids, Clothing of, 129

Iron Battery, the American, 228
Isabel; or, the Young Wife and the
Old Love, by the Author of "Crewe
Rise," noticed, 117.

Leeke, Rear-Admiral Sir Henry J.,

K.H., R.N., Despatches from, 435
Legends of the Black Watch, 579
Legion of Honour and the Military
Medal, 454

Letters from Head - Quarters; or,
Realities of the War in the Crimea,
by an Officer of the Staff, noticed,
117

Libraries, Garrison, 129

Life of Elizabeth de Valois and the
Court of Philip II., by Miss Freer,
noticed, 425

Line, the Great Operation of Breaking
the, 1

List, the Army, "by Authority," 21
Lonely Hours, by Caroline Giffard
Philipson, noticed, 426

Louis XIV., Military and Political Sys-
tem of, 552

Macilwain, George, F.R.C.S., Me-
moirs of John Abernethy, by, no-
ticed, 119

Malta, Murder of Two Soldiers at, 141
March to the Pyramids, Bonaparte's,

229

Marriages, 157, 481, 639

Medal, the Guards and the, 615
Military Adventures in Portugal, by
an English Officer, 243
Military Affairs and Matters relating
to our Army generally, Remarks on
our Conduct of, 166

Military Superiority of Nations, the
Causes influencing it, 483

Military Life, Dodges in, by "Portfire,"

528

Military and Naval Intelligence, 125,
278,428, 615

Register; or, Edi-
tor's Portfolio, 110, 259, 417, 606
Military News, Items of, 135, 293,619
Road to Ruin, the, 35
Science, Notes on, addressed
to Candidates for Commissions, 90,
183, 392, 571

Napier, Admiral Sir Charles, his
Baltic Campaign, noticed, 426
Napier, General Sir Charles James,
G.C.B., Life of, 317

Naval Courts-Martial, 294, 464, 622
News, Items of, 467

Prize Money, 462, 621

and Military Appointments-
Promotions and Vacancies, 131,
291, 455, 618

and Military Intelligence, 125,
278, 428,615

Register; or, Edi-
tor's Portfolio, 110, 259, 417, 606
Navy, the Royal, in Commission, Sta-
tions of the, 144, 304, 469, 625

Discipline of the, and Admiral
of the Fleet, 201

Estimates for 1857-8, 464
Reform for the, 420

New Organization of the Staff, 110
New Rifled Gun and Rifle Musket,
Colonel Jacob's, 273
North-West Passage and the Arctic
Search, 595

Notes on Military Science, addressed
to Candidates for Commissions, 90,
183, 392, 571
Notices, Critical, 117, 267, 424, 611
to Correspondents, 277
Nottingham, Crimean Banquetat, 134

Packet Service, the, 263

Paddles and Screws, Gossip about, 174,
536

Pause at Gallipoli, the, 120
Pembroke Garrison, 290

Pension of Naval Officers' Widows,
339

Persia, Declaration of War with, 125,
262

Despatches from, 433

Philipson, Caroline Giffard, Lonely
Hours and Eva, by, noticed, 426
Piedmont, Shooting in, 237
Pioneers, Regimental, 126
Poems, by Eliza Rogers, noticed, 207
Portfolio, Editor's; or, Naval and
Military Register, 110, 259, 417, 606
Portugal, Military Adventures in, by
an English Officer, 243

Promotions and Appointments, 147,
307,472, 628

Refuge, Harbours of, 123, 268
Register, Naval and Military; or,
Editor's Portfolio, 110, 259, 417,
606

Remarks on the Organization and
other Matters connected with the
Royal Artillery, 55
Reminiscences of the War in the
East, by a Military Chaplain, 93
Rifle and Artillery Improvements in
India, by an Officer of the Royal
Artillery, 71.

Rifle and Projectile, Col. Jacob's Im-
proved, 489

Roberts, Edwin F., the Christmas

Guests round the Sea-Coal Fire, by,
noticed, 118
Robertson, Captain Alexander Cun-
ingham, H.M. 8th Regiment, In-
creased Efficiency of the Army, by,

39

Royal Navy in Commission, Stations
of the, 144, 304, 469, 625

Ruin, the Military Road to, 35

Sandhurst, near Farnborough, Hants,
Half-Yearly Public Examinations
at, 30

Sargent, Major, the Case of, 114
Schools of Music, 128

Science, Military, Notes on, addressed
to Candidates for Commissions, 90,
183, 392, 571

Scraps from St. Helena, 255

Screws and Paddles, Gossip about, 174,
536

Shooting in Piedmont, 237

Signals to be used at Sea, Code of, 500
Sketches, Crimean, 84

Small Arms, the Manufacture of, 141
Snap-Caps for Rifles, 127

Staff Changes, 130, 291, 618

264

Officer, the, and Lord Cardigan,

Statesmen and Soldiers, Austrian, in
the 19th Century, 373

Stations of the British Army, 143,
303, 468, 624

Royal Navy in Com-
mission, 144, 304, 469, 625
Sunken Ships at Sebastopol, the, 109
System of Punkahs, Lieut. Cook's,
423

Taking in a Reef, 111

Theory of War, the, 159, 32

Tower, Punishments in the, 173
Traces, Supposed, of the Franklin
Party, 465

United States' Legation, 430

Victoria Cross, the, 259, 419

445

List of the Decorated,
Libraries, 260
Voluntary Enlistment and Armies of
Reserve, a Few Remarks on, by an
Officer of the Royal Artillery, 327

War in the East, Reminiscences of the,
by a Military Chaplain, 93

Wars between England and France, 10
Wellington Monument in Guildhall,
the, 134

Wildflower, by the Author of "The
House of Elmore," noticed, 267
Williams, General, General Kmety,
and the Defence of Kars, 11
Woolwich again looking Warlike, 427
Arsenal, 131
Garrison, 132