... situate the county of Waterford, will sold in the month of April next, hy the ('onimiesionert of Knenmhered Fatales:*George Bennett Jackson. d.P., Glanheg; Edward Galwev, J.P.. Duekspool; James W. Wall, J.P., Ctxil nan nick Court; Richard Duckett, J.P., ...

... Anstev, Tlios. C. ' Grattan, H. i Armstrong.Sir A.| Greene, John Armstrong, R. 8.l Henry, Alex. | Birron, Sir W. Herbert, H. A. Blake. M. J. Herbert, Sidney Blewitt, R. J. Hey worth, L. Bright, John Higgins, Ouseley Burke, Sir T. Hobhouse, T. B. Butler, P. ...

... i TV IV 4L I a tl a I I 'IC I I a I II I ? I I 0 8 9 f A Cl I --- . I ?l ---, NO0TI CE. TnE SEcoN-D Evmroii or B M AJOR 'HERBERT EDWARDES' YEARI ON.THE PUNJAB FR0.NTIER, is1S0~ Readyand canhebhad of all Booksellers in the United Kinwdoin Two VOIs. demy ...

... Foot. 12th Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Constable Curtis to ba Captain, porchase, vice Maunsell, who retires. Cornet Robert Herbert Heath Jary to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Curtis. 16th Ditto—Lieutenant William Thomas Dickson to be Captam, purchase ...

... on reeei, ly condem e. AH. h J l; Lll wigs the best eml.cr of /lomhury, Amjnst lit). Another obstacle has been ihrown Bennett; such, for t 1 lover.iment, and should advise him to get quit the way tlie evacuation Holstein tlic federal morning prayer ...

... oner Henry Massev, from the 68th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Trit- ton, who retires. Sth FooL-Willim George Herbert Taylor Fairfax, to be lEnsign, by purchase, vice Wilkinson, promoted. 12th Fcot-Lieutenant George Lloyd Studdert, from the ...

... clergyman had written to Mr Bennett, requesting an explauation, but he had received no answer; but the chief offender in the matter was not Mr Bennett, but the Bishop of Bath and Wells. That prelate, he contended, instituted Mr Bennett with undue baste, and ...

... republic reinstated after great loss lour days.-1 Times. , on both sides. Hearing of this disaster Pomaiil hastened Mr Sidney Herbert set out fur Paris Thursday ! tQ i»i atca> - ]n to encourage her soldiers, but the night, in haste; Munmoned the dangerous ...

... published, and their trose TO CLUTHA AND W. R. general results are exhibit e d i n th e f o ll ow i ng t a bl e. Amelia, Bennett, at do., 22d ult, from Arbroath Both regards entries and clearances, th ey s how a Seagull, Wellies at Leith. 22.1 u lt. f ...

... severely ; Brevet-Major J. B. Sharpe, severely; Captain W. T. Wood : slightly; Captain C. Butler, severely; Lieutenant G. Bennett, severely; Lieutenant and Adjutant F. Padfield, slightly; Ensign L. Kekewich, slightly. 21st Regiment—Lieutenant-Colonel F ...

... Windham, and at the same moment Killeany and Cornellis were both wounded. The latter claims the reward of £5 offered by Colonel Herbert to the first man of his division who entered the Redan. Running parallel to tbe faces of the Redan there is, I have described ...

... shouther lies, Yll doubt if Neptune's wife's ashore, or Neptune in disguise, To her sem fr., simmer lieht, her Hannan match hangs coon; She leteirli the road but doesna see an inch abase her shoon • sly. howl's the ripe potatoes, leaves the green-ends to ...