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... ?? arm Colonial. THE UNITED STATES. The United States mail steam-ship St. Louis, Captain J. A. Wotton, arrived at Cowes on Saturday, en route to Havre, with the usual English and French mails, the former portion of which was landed at Southampton midday ...
... Stations of tbe British Arm v From Colburn't United Service Magazine for Oct. Where two places are mentioned, the last-named is that at which the DepoU of the Regiments are stationed. Ist LifeGuards, Regent's Park; i Ist, Zante, Castlebar 2nd, Hyde Park ...
... depth of water, even for ships of the line. The distance between London and Dublin many miles shorter by Cardigan than by Holyhead, and Cardigan nearly the direct line from London to Waierfoid and Wexford. Thecx:entof the passenger line will be abont ...
... JAN. 29, 1855. MISCELLANEOUS. aret° l# General Sir de Lacy Evans and Lord Cardigan made Knights of the Bath. • The bounty for cavalry and infantry recruits again raised. The Glasgow Patriotic Fund has reached £43,651 Sales of Russian prizes continue. ...
... ordered to attack the enemy aft all hasarda, sent word to Lord Cardigan to advaaee. The order wax conveyed Captain Nolan, daring and kapetaona Bolder, who, It k mid, ordered Lord Cardigan attack the Rmekn position. Too good eoldier to dmobry the eunuaand ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND THE DUKE OE GOVERNESSES' INSTITUTION, 81, RODNEY-STREET, LIVERPOOL. JOHN LIORTBODY, HON Sec. A. I T. B. FOULKES, GLOVE MANUFACTURERS AND HOSIERS, BEG leave to call the attention of their friends and the public to their SELF-ADJUSTING ...
... at o'clock. Odd-Fellows' Anniversary.—Mr. John Richardson, jun., of Cockermouth, has been chosen preside over the anniversary dinner the Independent Order of Odd-fellows, next week, iv London. St. Bees.—Sir John Maxwell, Bart., Spring Kcll. has taken the ...
... BOILING WATER. At the Belfast manor-court on Thursday last, a case was heard before John Hitchcock, Esq., Seneschal, and a jury, in which John M‘Grattan was plaintiff, and John Jardine Gallen, of 99, Donegall-street, was defendant. The action was for loss ...
... 34 THOMAS STREET, Sorrix JOHN No. 12,622. Wanda b 2.,eroderatf. rad W., litple irons. William IV. 34 Staples, Matwooci &Co Swansea Harriet Beecher 69 Anyon, Barnes .. Gannon Mary Ann 61 Hazl , thurat. J & W Ram os _ D o Emma Jano 11.96 Wood. Duncan & ...
... their houses to be inspected, and further particulars may be had on application to Mr John Hewitt, butcher, 69, Higher Ardwick, or 1, Buxton-street, Ardwick; or to Mr John Dale Chantler, coach builder, 6, St. Marys-street, Deansgate. and Ardwick Coach Works ...
... daughter of the lats Mr. John Parkeg , a'so of this tow n. On the 20th inst., at the Cathedral, by the Rev. W. W. Johnson, M. A., Mr. S. Barton, silk'mat.ofacturer, Macclesfield, to Miss Bailey, Crewe. On the 20th inst., a* St. John's Church, 'he Rev. W. ...
... - 1-- e but the place has not ye been decided on., r i) that either Bootle or E ver t on w ill b e se l e cted le of arms. g GRATTAN V. WALKEE.--There was a niee. to 9 1 night at the York Hotel, Williamson-scl °9ll 'ebs t4;ll l4 getting up such a testimonial ...