... brother of the member for Dorchester, and nephew of Lord Cardigan, from whose seat, Deene-park, he -dates his address. He informs the electors that he has shared in the triumph of the British arms at Alma, and that he has been invalided from active service ...

... on either side with the noble lord's coat of arms, surmounted by his Viscount's coronet, and having inscribed upon it his well-known motto, Flecti non frangi. the driver's seat were displa3'ed the arms and motto « of the Trinity House— Trinitas in ...

... PREPARATIONS FOR WAR. We understand that the Earl of Cardigan is to have cavalry command in the expeditionary arruy. On Thursday last week his R,oyal Highnnss Prince Albert, attended by his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, and Lord Raglan, reviewed ...

... INTELLIGENCE. BESIGNATION OF OXFORD FELLOWSHIP. The Hon. Auberon Herbert was addressed the following letter to the President of St. John's College, Oxford:—Deo. 11, 1869.— My dear President,—l write to inform you that I have decided to resigH fellowship. Ido ...

... The Spotted Negro Boy. last tit-bit of local history dealt with the subject of John Richardson and bis famous show ; on the present occasion propose supplement the account previously given by adding a few particulars concerning a curiously-coloured little ...

... attempt steal* months; John King, vagrancy, twenty-one day*! Payne, drunk and riotous, fourteen days! Geo. damaging hedge, seven days j John Smith, twenty-one days; Robert Johnson, destroying his clothes, twenty-one days ; John Hammond and Higgs, trespass ...

... W. H. Frend, 8.A., to St. Luke's Perpetual Curacy, Tiptree Heath, Essex. Patron, Lord Chancellor. The Rev. John William Ward, M.A., St. John's College, Cambridge, to Ruishton Perpetual Curacy, Somerset. Value, £74. The Rev. James Clegg, Kershaw, 8.A ...

... Lincoln-road, Peterborough. At Blackburn, on Tuesday, John Slater, a labourer, was hoisting sacks at Greenwood's corn mill, when he became entangled in the machinery and was completely smashed, his arms, legs, feet, and ribs being broken. As part of an agitation ...

... orphan asylums at the naval ports, for the admission of limited number each.— British Mtdical Journal. Sir John Pakington.—lt is reported that Sir John Pakington has been suffering from an attack of chickenpox. The malady was not severe. Crime in Mexico.—Havannah ...

... setting the Watch on St. John's Eve continued at Nottingham until the reign of Charles tbe First, and at Chester lingered until after the Restoration. In the reign of Henry VIII. this muster of armed men was forbidden. Sir John Gresham, father of Sir Thomas ...

... average. Major General Sir John Inglis, whose defence of Lucknow is still fresh in our recollections, has been appointed by the Commander-in-Chief to succeed Sir Edward Buller in the command of the troops in the lonian Islands. Sir John and his youthful family ...

... Arnold, M.A., curate of Suckley, rector of Grafton, Flyford—patron, the Earl of Coventry ; Rev. A. Beal, M.A., curate of St. John's, Ryde, rector of Whitchurch—patron Mr. J. R. West; Rev. N. Bolingbroke, 8.A., vicar of St. Peter's, Southgate, Norwich; ...