... van of his division. As far as the Earl of Cardigan is concerned in the famous charge of the Light Brigade, every mani there present did his duty; nor, when the fatal order was once given, did Lord Cardigan do any thing more than any private soldier who ...

... to-day, ought to be a warning against the reckless playing with fire-arms, which is ever and anon leading to similar catastrophes. BIRXEINHEAD-ST. PAUL'S UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (REV. JOHN THodPsON7's).-The ladies con- nected with this church held a bazaar ...

... MR JOHN MORLEY 0 'LORD RIPON IN DUBLIN. -li I si- RESENTATION OF FREED ...

... the fact' that there are now six fewer peerages on the roll of the Lords than there were twelve months ago. The earldom of Cardigan has been merged with the Mar- quisate of Ailesbury, while the marqnisate of Hastings, and the baronies of Belhaven, Cran- ...

... was-a rumour that there would be an attack on su Balaklava, and accordingly the troops there have been ordered to sleep under arms. He did not thinik, however, that the Si enemy would be so rash, knowing, as they did, that the plaki PE is completely commanded ...

... than fifty policemen, but notwithstanding this display of force a mob armed with heavy bludgeons obstructed the sheriff's men, and ulti. mnately compelled them to return to Cardigan. Only one distraint, to which little opposition was offered, was actually ...

... variable in. direction, while in the Shetlands it was strong I from S.E By the next morning the depression bha developed an arm or hollow over Scotland and the North Sea. In this hollow a new dis- turbance was formed, and the result was that, instead of ...

... the fund t' ad for tlid restoration of Llandaff Cathedral. I fi- Inspection of the Fifth Dragoon Guards. -The Earl 9 iw of Cardigan, who had inspected this fine regiment on l a l Monday afternoon within Piershill Barracks, reviewed t in them on Tuesday ...

... appropriation at the last session for converting fint into percussion arms? lE so, would it'not furnish good reason for extending such facilities to the States9 Virginia probably has more arms than other Southern States, and w ould divide in case of need. In ...

... Presence Chamber to the Council Chamber:- Aides-de-camo two and two, Gentlemen-in- Waiting, Athlone Pursuivant of Arms, Officers of 1 Arms bearing the Maces, Master of the Horse, Chaplains, Dublin Herald, Chamberlain, Gentle- man Usher, Comptroller of ...

... -emancipation came not fromu Grattan's Parlhamenttbutwes forced upon the Irish Govern- ment and upon Grattanas Parliament by the Government at home. Mr LLOYD GEORGE asked whether it was 'in order to-discuss thoproceedings of Grattan's I Parlia.ment. The CHAIR ...

... ready to say 1o to the proposition. It is true that Mr. Srigeant Murphy, the Member for Cork, was in lit 'place, ar. fuilp'armed for the light, too, as' he had preliateid to b'oi 'ar. an dtaiist-dent. lat the learned Sergeant was'cither asleep, r 'for ...