... which teaches our arm: y how to die, bat not to run without an order from their commander, prolonged the bloody eon: flict. Captain Low thus addressed Lord George t. rd jeorge, what are we to do? Lord George Paget: Where is Lord Cardigan?’ Captain Low: ‘ ...

... if General Markham was not the man, He is be~ lieved to be the coming man—a second Wellesley. I trust it way turn out Lord Cardigan has not answered the charges made against him, and I suppose will not doso now. He will not go out again. He couid not go ...

... joined his father and mother in giving mortgage securities to defendaat Bradiey for 1300/, and another to the executors of John Lovegrove for 500/. The grounds upon which they were songht to be impeached were pressure, undue exercise of parental influence ...

... children with her, saying she was going to put them to bed at the Railway Arms. In 20 minutes she returned without them, and said she had put them to bed. It appears that at the Railway Arms she had taken a bed only for herself and a baby. Mysterious Murper ...

... public-houses were sigued by the magis- trates. The license of the ‘* Mariners’ Arms” to be transferred from Elizabeth Jones, to Isaac Baugh. The license of the “* Star” from John Clift to Roger Oakden. The license of the Victoria Inn from William Thomas ...

... Cassidy. home » prisoner was found guilty, and the Judge sentenced him to years’ transportation, ‘The trialof Rickard Raine and John Cain, charged with murdering Mr, Robert Stirling, at Winlaton, on the Ist to obtain evidence. November, has been postponed ...

... picture, representing dead men and old enerals, broken guns and mangled horses, with Florence Nightingale and Redan Massey, arm in arm in an illuminated cloud at the top. In after years the Russian war will teach its lessons of value to us all. At present ...

... against Lord Lucan, Lord Cardigan, Sir Richard Airey, and Colonel Gordon, for their conduct in the Crimea, was commenced on Thursday week The Board was composed of Sir Alexander Woodford, President ; Bean- champ, General Rowan, Sir John Bell, General Peel, ...

... and 528. 6d., postage 1s. 8d. Price of an Umbilical Tri 42., aud 528. 6d. tage 1s. 10d. Post-office orders to be made bie to John White Piccadilly. , Post-oflice, I LASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE-CAPS, &c. The material 4 of which these are recommended by the Faculty ...

... Newnham, for the purpose of electing a coroner for the Forest of Dean Division of this county, in the place of John Barnett, Esq. deceased. John Burrap, Esq. the Under Sheriff, in the absence of the High Sheriff, presided, and from 150 to 200 individuals ...

... national flags, ensigns, &c. and streamers of rose colour and white. On both faces it bears the arms of the patrons of the show, surmounted by the Royal arms, banners, lestoons, roses, Ac On the otier side of the Shire-hall is a small arch, which may be ...

... barley for J. end C. 266 bris ag ‘a and From Liverpoot- Acorn, of Cardigan, D maize for J. and C. St tone enal for P_ From Saundersfou—th e ‘Enterprise, of Ten! From Port Madoe—the John and Mary, of [ with 70 tons slates for Smith and the M Madoc, Griffiths ...