... M.P. —This gentleman, for many years the Whig representative of the Cardigan District of Boroughs, died on the Ist inst, at the age of thirty-nine. Death of Mr Vivian, M.P.—Mr John Henry Vivian, M.P. for Swansea, expired, after a few weeks’ illness, ...

... week, and worth of property. A member of the fire brigade was killed, and two other, se- verely wounded. Loan John Missioi* Vik-vva.— Lord John Russell left London on Toewl.y morning for Pane, end was accompanied one of his daughters. He will have an Interview ...

... reckless of the true interest of their country in it* hour of peril. Here are men deploring the want of soldiers resdy trained arms, and knowing they could not procured at hos^,. , refusing the only means of providing supply, because Ministry had omitted ...

... Roebuck : Lord Seymour, Chairman. Mr Roebuck, Mr Ellice, sen., Mr Drummond, Sir G. Cornewall Lewis, Sir John Pakington, General Peel, Mr Layard, Mr John Ball, Colonel Lindsay, Mr Bramston. Four of these—Sir J. Pakington, Colonel Lindsay, Generrl Peel, and ...

... 249 captains ; subalterns; 251 staff; 1329 serjeants under arms, 248 otherwise employed, 186 in camp, sick, 452 sick, absent, Isl on command, and 12 prisoners of war; 527 drummers, under arms and otherwise employed, 28 in camp, sick. 93 absent, sick, ...

... Highness the Duke of Cambridge having resigned the Inspector-Generalship of the Cavalry of the United Kingdom, the Earl of Cardigan has succeeded the noble Duke in the appointment. On Wednesday, the whole of the flying squadron left the Downs, where it ...

... till after the 10th inst., as the answer from St. Petersburg to Prince GortschakofFs despatch cannot be received sooner. Mr John Ball, M.P. for Carlow County, is appointed Undersecretary for the colonies. Mr Ball was formerly the Assistant Com nissioner ...

... woundedj Privates--William Scrutton, wounded; John King, wounded; John Simmons, Thomas Garrard, John Rutter, wounded; John Burt, wounded ; Emanuel Barnard, wounded ; Samuel Hibbard, William Burrell, wounded ; John Hoy, wounded; Peter ...

... from his soldierlike appearance, as well as seeing his arm off from the socket, her Majesty was induced to ask several questions. ** What’s your name f* Breeze, your Majestv.” Where did you lose your arm !'* ** At the battle of Balaklava.** Poor fellow ! ...

... Edward Russelb R.N.; Colonel Fortescne Graham, Royal Marines; Captain Charles Eden, R.N.; Major John Williamson Lovell, Eoym Artillery; Captain William John Cavendish Clifford, Captain Henry Shank Hillyar, R.N.; Colonel Noel Thomas Lake, Royal Artillery; ...

... W. Bentinck ; Lieutenant-General Henry John Lysaght Pennefather, C.B. ; Rear-Admiral Houston Stewait, C.8.; Rear Admiral James Tlanway Plumridge; Major- General the Earl of Cardigan; Major-General William John Cotlrington; Major General Richard Airey; ...

... of such high rank abandon celibacy.—Letter from, Rome (December 31.) Opposition.— -“ A certain amount of opposition,” says John Neal, “is great help to man. Kites rise against and not with the wind. Even a head wind is better than none. No man ever worked ...