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... House then resumed, and on the Speaker rgtalking the chair, :e Mr. MILNse GIBsON asked if Lord John Russell ,o would now condescend to answer his question. Lord JOHN RUSSNLL said other opportunities for o the discussion would occur, and he should say no more ...
... that rations capable of sustainibg 100,000 men for four months have been destroyed. On the Circassian coast the success of our arms I has been not less successful. On the approach of the fleet the enemy evacuated Soujak-Kaleh, after having destroyed all the ...
... Lahore, accompanied by Sir John Login, has arrived at Claridge's Hotel from a visit to her Majesty at Osborne. Lord Panmure has left Beigrave-square for Brechin Castle, Forfarshire, for the Christmas holidays. The Earl of Cardigan is entertaining a succession ...
... Woodcuts by John Leech, uniformly with Sponge's Tour. Bradbury and Evans, 11, Bouverie-street. SIR JOHN DAVIS'S NEW WORK ON CHINA. In 2 vols., post Svo., with Woodeuts, price 18s., cloth, f HINA, during the WAR and since the PEACE. C By Sir JOHN FRANCIS ...
... Emperor and Prince, the brigade of cavalry regiments, which were drawn up in two lines, were inspected. Accompanied by Lord Cardigan, who was in eommand of the bri gade, and who was most enthusiastically cheered upon the ?? Forrester, and a numerous staff ...
... set by L3rd Lichfield in the London Post-office, fully jaiiied the exercise of patronage which was WhAllud to. The Earl of CARDIGAN drew the attention of the ]3Mae to the prosecution which had been instituted ?? some of the military for the part which e ...
... that, in the mean time, r an allowance would* be made to the individuals in question. - Lord John Russell's motion was agreed to. A discussion arose on Lord. John Russell's next b motion, for giving orders of the day precedence D over notices of motions ...
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... people were in the aot of leaving the justice-room, the prisoner was about'to make a rush with them, when lie laid hold of his arm, and told him that he wanted him. The pri. Aoner inquired what police-station lie was going to take him to, and ho told him ...
... tents immediately on their arrival. The 1st Life Guards, from Windsor, on tihe extreme right, under the command of Colonel John Hall; the 13th Light Dragoons, from Hounslow, under the command of Lieut.- Colonel Charles E. Doherty, C.B. * the 17th Light ...
... Wadlhalm College. Yorke, John Reginald, commoner, Balliol College. CLASS 111. Acock, Eilgar Morton, cleric, Magdalen College, Bevwell, Henry, commoner, Exeter College. . Bradehiaw, John Mills, commoner, Lincoln College. Hawvkler, Samuel John, scholar, Queen's ...
... the Horse erve Guards, will present Arms and reverse Arms, and having ,ffin, saluted the Body, will move off the Parade at 8 o'clock, sue, followed by r om l d Marshalmen on Foot. O-M Messenger of the College of Arms on Foot. lx- Eight Conductors with ...