... -Wounded : Sergeant John Mould, daii- gerously (omitted in return, October 25). Gunners John Wilson, slightly, John Calihurn, slightly. 07th ftginsent of Foot.-Wounded: Private Henry Mullen, slightly. 63rd Regiment of Foot.-Wounded:, Private John Leonard, sligtly ...

... gave most hearty signs of os ttheir sympathy, desiring to shake theta by their en- she dauaged hand, for most of them had one arm in a : I,, sling. Voila des Anglais, des blesses de l'.lnmi, was 1e heard in alldirections, siingled with words of good-fellow- ...

... makers, who are IIow several thousand stand of arms in anu d arrear. Contracts have been entered into for the supply ing c of a number of rifle carbines, it being the intention of the sci r. government to arm two light cavalry regiments (which mi r will ...

... ONeill, . ly; lost a leg; John Cohig, lost an arm; Thomas Fitzgerald, n hn severely; Charles Hogan, severely; Thomas Dillou, lest all mE ick arm; David Condon, lost an armn; Patrick Camminss, lost an en- arm; John Fallen, severely; ...

... days ago eqs a renasrkable deserter came into camp, He seas a conl- tras Vict, wsiths a Piece of chain still rivetted to his arm. Hle sun and others had been chained to thee guns. Thius do the and Russsians sit this (late msaie thseir batteries l Tue poor ...

... Mathew Cooper, John Clonnors, John Corbett, Michael Cunimings, John Cushion, Johnl Day, Henry East, Patrick Foian, John Farrell, Joshua Graham, James Gray, John Harding, Francis Higgins, John .Jeffrey, Thomas ...

... ; MaJ 'r-General the Earl of Cardigan; It bs Brigiadier-Gesseral and Major-General the Hon. Jasies Yorke a if Scarlett; Major-General Henry John William Benthick ; Major- cl :0General Sir Colin Campbell; Major-General John Lynaght ti 0 Penneflather; M ...

... esay therefore be considered as the flower ainn .of the Ottoman arney. It is remarked that thle Ruscians Sil .have begun to arm thiser ships in the harbour of Sebas- Itopol, wvhilst a portion of the Eceglish fleet is thought to ARR-I - be at Sinope, and ...

... the Battle of ?? Cardigan at the Battle of y a ed Balaclava-Tirailleurs in the Trenches-Nesv Year's Day in pre he China and New York. The i-rst volume is now on sale, price n- 5s. eel. stiff paper covers ; 7B. Od. cloth.-London: John Ca tow rente as ...

... cavines. In scone deserted Londoac enclosnree, a wcere rubbish toay be shot, in tlce outskirts of the greatt metropo lisaout St. John's-wood, where tice town and ?? have lon joined battle, and have laid waste the fields tar whicha thy contended ; where heaps ...

... point out to the committee such curative measures ti baill as he may deemi necessary, and that it is binding upon the tomn. r, arm, mittee, whether approving or not, to ado~pt themn. te The meia eifconcrittee dontdsecover any legislative t,( teauthority for ...

... in- nqest yesterday, at the Liverpool Arms, Chester-street, wirkenhead, on the body of Elizabeth Matthews, a child, five years of age, who was severely burned, on Monday I last. The deceased was the daughter of John Matthews, residing in Windsor-place, ...