... horse artillery having taken up the most advantageous position which could be found for pouring destructiorn into the retiring army, the storm fell with merciless violence upon the fugitives, who were now struggling in one mighty confused mass to reach the ...

... of the Army taos lax to the last degree, so that the disferoisce beteeen the contending forces seas not by ony mcean sd so great as our first impressions wsould lead us to supPOSe. The Incite of the disoipline in those times in the English a, Army was a ...

... by whom in life ho wasi surrounded. INQ1JESTS BY WV. BItUNNER, ESQ CORONER. e n Monday the 4th inst. lit the Crickelter's Armie Cowley, en viewo 'of the body of Johia Lee, eho was accidentally killed the previousm Suitardaly by a cart passing over ?? ...

... Cheltenham, aged 77, Ai. wlu~ztmoro, Req.-Tn George- street, Hanover-square, aged 29, Captain .Johnl Flarwood, of th~e Madras Arm~y, third son of the Rev. Dr. llar~vood, of ILichfiekl. -James Lee, Esq1. aged 7P many years an inhabiato lae street.-..Mr. Jennings ...

... IeBSao-Oo the Sth ibstant, at Itchenor Church, I by the Rev. Henry Mitchell, J. C. Longcroft, Esq., 16th a Regiment Madras Army, to Catharine, eldest daughter of WiMliam tibbs, Esq., of Itchenor House, Susrex. v LtAL-COTTONr-At the ?? Church of St. Bonitace ...

... youngest daugh- ter of lMr. John Chewer, HTipley, near Soujthwick, Hants. A few days since, in Soutll View,, lsurch-patll, Land- port, Mr. George Moss Howell, aged 60 syears. In ReLt-street, Portsca, on Friday, aged 20 Yearo, Mrs. Pickford, relict of ...

... CommissIoners holding great portion, and others having only occupied land since d I Michaelmas, adding a similar rate would carry them through 'u tthe remainder of the year.-A poor woman, wife of jobbing o, I carpenter, residing In Brighton-tecrrace, Brixton ...

... Ludlow, a-staunsch Ia Consservative, whose mans, we believe, to elsiefly reside iy there. Lypinott Pane,. 'with a portio of thle land Sr attached to it, Isas been purcisased by J.Dorrinsgton,Esq., ofof thea House of ConinmonsoGloucesterskhi,.e Ckrsesicfe ...

... Clerk of the Cheque Il of time Rion. Corps of Gentlemnii-at-Armis ; Sir Benjamin I Smith, and the Exotis of thre Yeominc Guard, were also tlb preisenlt. Il' Soon after tire arrival of the Queen land Prince Albert a fromn Buckinghiam Palace the procession ...