... going on in Turkey as some would lead us to infer. ‘The war the Eastern Caucasus occupics sufficient of her attention and her arms. It was confidently re- ported that the Russian troops bad sustained a signal defeat from Shamil Bey. Ti ia mail arrived at ...

... handsome set of with cuds 8ft din 'lft 8in excellent cupboard and cradle single chairs one with arms loose hair seats five excellent chairs and one with arms rush scats two solid and one Pembroke table painted drab figured Brussels carpet 14ft lift din ...

... Joi'epfa Banks, Esq., Kendal ; John Whitweil, Esq., Kendal ; John Jowett Wilson, Esq., Kendal; Thompson Bindloss, Esq., Kendal; Wilson Marriott, Esq., Kendal ; C. Ll. Braithwaite, Esq., Kendal; Thomas Robinson, Esq., Kendal ; John Thompson, jun., Esq., ; Mr ...

... presence Churches tolled The population in Offi men women children took foe road to the Foreign -procession set squadrons of Cardigan’s Hussars followed The west-end with yellow gloves followed shedding crocodile tears depn-wbh !? foeir redcoats Palmerston ...

... Marquis of LanSdowne, Viscount Palmerston, Earl of Minto, the Marquis of Normanby, Earl of Claren- don, Lord John Russell, the Right Hon. Sir John Cam Hobboise, Viscount Morpeth, and the other members of the late ministry, would resign their seals of office ...

... that repeal, believing that their duty was legislate not for a class but fur the whole community. Mr. Hrotherton and Mr. 11. Grattan supported the address. Lord Worsley said that although he disapproved of the proposal of government as respected the com laws ...

... Wakefield, the county of Flint, the borough of Cardigan (two petitions), and the county of Louth. Messengers from the Lords brought down bill having for its object the indemnification of the Right Hon. John Seville Lumley, Earl of Scarborough, front the ...

... The Rev. John Topping, curate of Brampton, bas been licensed the tual ew of op of Carlisle to the perpe- sentation of the Dean and chapter of Carlisle. merton, in this County. on the pre- The Rev. John A. Pustey, , late curate of St. John's Chapel, near ...

... Baronet was distrusted by the Catholics not having the confidence of the Liberals he must necessarily throw himself into the arms of the old Orange Protestant party of that country who would foil him in every attempt to carryout any measure beneficial to ...

... steady! and together. One, two! Ground arms, boys! Ground arms ! roared he in a voice of thunder; it's the captain himself. Down went the muskets in a crakh; while, springing towards me, the fellows caught their arms, and with one jerk mounted me upon ...