... . The warlike preparations are not so easily disposed of; and it appears that the levying of troops and the manufacture of arms proceed on a scale of such magnitude as to indicate vast designs. Thirty thousand men are engaged at the fortifications. The ...

... Viscount Kenmure —This nobleman died at London on ihc 2lst curt. His lordship was John Gordon, Viscount Kenmure, and Lord of Lochinvar, in the Peerage of Scotland, was son of Mr John Gordon, whose father, the fifth Viscount, forfeited his honours, and Lady Francis ...

... Marriage of Lord John Russell.— We learn, on good authority, that the noble Secretary for the Colonies shortly be united in marriage with one of the Ladies Elliot, daughter of the Earl of Minlo, First Lord of the Admiralty. iMtd John Russell, it will ...

... tions of former ago, would only end in confusion and bloodshed. Loiu> Cardigan and Captain Revnolds A oorrespondoot resident in tho county of Huntingdon writes us—“ The Earl of Cardigan must be exceedingly galled by (lie newspaper attacks, for lie is very ...

... ATTACK UPON SIDON—TAKING THE TOWN ASSAULT. don, September 27- SiJon, with its garrison of neatly men, its immense stores of arms, ammunition, provisions—of of every description-are all in the hands of the Sultan s troops. After the reconnaistance of the ...