... regiment then formed open column io front, marched pa*t in open column, then at quarter distance column, with trailed arm*, formed line, arms, ami aiterwards marri ed home sections. The tiffict-rs of the regiment afterwards entertained General KaUm.-r. Baron ...

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... Another part of the second fl'»or was ocipied Mr. John Battley abutlle maker, whose loss supposed to be about 100/.: snved a small portion of his property during the fire. The third floor was occupied by Mr. John Holme, engineer his loss it supposed to not ...

... his family, killed by one blow of Allen's tomahawk. 'I he head of the murdered man was thrown at his feeble wife, from whose arms the infant was torn, anti dashed to death before his eyes! It has been said, continue. the White Woman, though I wi.l not ...

... (Tiverton,) General Ligon, and Mr J. S. Pakington (Chairman.) CARDIGAN ELECTION. The following members were called to he sworn the committ„• on the petition against the return for Cardigan:—Sir C. H. Conte, Mr. NI. Blake, the Earl of I.eice•ter, Mr. W ...

... and The Peace of the World was responded to by Mr. W. J. Girard. Mr. M. H. after a few complimentary remarks, gave Lord John Hay, commander of her Majesty. ship Werspite. Welcome for himself—weltome for the messenger he brought. His Louisa ir, on ...