... second time On the motion that the honse into committee on the Army Service Bill, the Marquis of Londonderry and the Earl oi Cardigan slated Iheir objections to the measure, Earl Grey briefly replying to the two noble lords. AJ* from the Ear! Ellenborough ...

... statement should be put on record, ae it might put other persons on their guard who resided in similarly constructed houses. Mr. John Farey said, I am a civil engineer, and am now residing at 26, Regent-street. Up to the time of the fire I resided at 67, G ...

... Reading ; S, Smith, Chemist, Windsor; John Sainsbory, Chemist, Market Place, Newbury; J.W.Tanner, Chemist, Egham R. S. Holbert, Church-street, Basingstoke; John Dyson, Chemist, Andover; R. Hayward, Chemist, St. John-street, Devizes; N. B. Randle, Bookseller ...

... his head and body severely bruised. ~—— Moffat, with a leg broken just above the ancle, and one arm broken in two places, is scarcely ex ed to recover. John Char‘eston severely bruised. Connelly and Boyles were two of the sufferers when a similar accident ...

... the tender mercies of these took flo the execution’ of hie Among the ances afew nights experienced tde with arms, and occasionally force er arm at ae dé, aux Champs Ell; sees Was announced are tO. prov: o the no small discomfiture of the gang, on essts ...

... issued to the barrack . ers by the Master-General and Board of Ordnance. By Of the ight Hon. General Lord Hill, commanding ai —John Macdonald, Adjutant-General. wit Saturday alarge party of the friends of Africa ; at Woolwich, on board her Majesty's steamer ...

... the publication of Low! John Rlijssell’s letter; and feeling that he could not bring matter to a successful Issue without the support of a * cabinet, he determined to place his resignation in the hands tier Majesty. Lord John Russell was sent for; and ...