... Parkhurst i 11th do, Brighton 45th Cape G. Hope, Parkhurst 12th Lancers, Madras, Maidstone Bengal, Cork 13th Light Dragoons, Dublin 47th Aldershott, Cork , 14th do, Bombay, Maidstone Bengal, Beliast 15th Hussars, Hounslow 49th Barbadoes, Parkhnrst 16th Lancers ...

... 30th Dublin, LW. 6th do, Bengal, Maidstone 7th do, Bengal, Bombay, Fermoy 35th Bengal, C Athlone 4th do, Birmingham 37th Bengal, Oo Colchester 5th do, Newbridge Bengal, Colchester 7th Huss., 6th do, Bombay, Maidstone 39th Canada, Templemore 8th do, On ...

... Manchester 4 4th, Bengal; Maidstone 7th, Bengal; Canterbury 4 lot, Dublin Ind (Greys). Dublin 4 and light, Newbridge ' 4 4th do., ltirmin • ium 4 oth do Tewbrwge 4th Bombay ;M • one 5 13th do., Dublin 14th, Bombay Maidstone lath, York . Zr, 7 th. Bengal ...

... Dublin; Pembroke, tor India 9th Lancers, Bengal, Maidstone 52d, Bengal; Chatham 10th Hussars, Birmingham 53d. Bengal, Chatham llth do, Hounslow \ 54th, India; Colchester 12th Lancers, Madras, Maidstone 55th, Enniskillen; Parkhurst Light Dragoons. Newbridge ...

... strong and efficient regiments were in Ireland nor could they be spared thence. Sir David Dundas held the chief command in Kent and Sussex. It was his intention, if he should be beaten on the snore, to withdraw his troops, not in the direction of London ...

... Carpeting at sfd., worth Is. Lot of G-4ths Printed Crumbcloth, worth 2s Gd, for Is BJd. Bargains the Boot and Shoe Department. 120 Doz. Ladies' Fine Boots, worth 3s 9d. for llid. Lot „ », ss, for 3s 114 d. Lot Ladies' Patent Slippers, Is 7jd worth 3d. Lot ...

... Colchester 11th do, Brighton 46th Preston, Parkhurst, I.W. 12th Lancers, Madras, Maidstone Bengal, Templemore 13th Light Dragoons, Dublin 47th Aldershott, Cork 14th do, Bombay, Maidstone Bengal, Cork 15th Hussars, Dublin 49th Barbadoes, Belfast 16th Lancers, Pierabill ...

... old lady of ------ Asti-Tea Drinker.—ln the town of Cumnock ,t ut flit/ ,tu,ot ™*• ~t,° ° ,her bod, to pall off your boot, wbeo you go home drunk 5,00 * 00 i c y he naui dar exactly three month, junior to the SovereigT Job a..ED.r0.,- P. ...

... Fellowes ec HystheBaron eyer Rothschild IpswichMr Cobbold e; Mr adsie i Kendal.. -Mr G C GlynZ Kent (East)Sir B W Bridges, Bart c; Mr Deedes c Kent ( West)Lord Holmesdale c; Sir C Filmer ¢ KidderminsterMr Bristow Kiog’s-LynnLord Stanley ...

... daylight approached, tbe watch was given up. entering Ross's bouse they found him in, snd his boots cleanly brushed. deniee all knowledge of the affair. One of his boots waa taken back to tbe scene of tbe tragedy, and it corresponds exactly with the footprints ...

... Coburg. Count of Flanders, Prince Frederic Charles of Pru •si,i. Prince Frederic Albert of Prussia, Prince Reuss, the Duchess of Kent, the Duchess and Princess Mary ot C iin'>ri lge, the Duke of Cambridge, the Prince of Hohenzo' rn. Si maringen, Prince Edward ...

... is entitled *' Jack and the Beanstalk, or Harlequin Leap Tear and the Merry Pranks of the Good Little People. •' Puss in Boots'* is the the pantomime at the Royal English Opera, snd is written by Mr J. Y. Bridgeman. At the Haymarket Mr Buckstone brings ...