... MIaxse, of waI as igham Hill, Surrey, by a daughter of tifthe arm of Earl of B erkeley, and entered the army in 1849. He ir He served in the Crimean campaig n as t in aide-de-camp to Lord Cardigan, including o ie tbattles of Alma and Blala lav5, as well as ...

... compared with the dead John Anderson, she was Es informed, on what should be conceived the very best po authority, that John Anderson, her husband, was new, coi alas I n6 more. She was further informed that the pay vid k due at John Anderson's death to ...

... named George Cardigan, G who resides at 10, Frederick-street, on Fridaymong last. Mr. Clouh stated that the pisoner had beeno tiken re .into custody, Charged with stealing a very valuable watch, by, Which shlaoffrdi pledge to Ma-. Henry John Syred, by ...

... mesrm Jaaes Bo Winliam Strong, I. X. Little, Alexander Gillies, Rfllis s Marari, E. X. GeWdirn, John M'Egw, hi Frederick Fisher, J. El?is, Henry Mitchell, John Gnat, and Thomas Grant, &c. The rer. W. - t Rob-rts, of HArtangte? ong a lost the f.',nec-al. ...

... O'ciLOO A.ML-TAe Qvec V. John Bolden; James Porber; John Roach; Willam Mawdeley' John Bamford ane Margaret slale; -Thomams Reezlfy; Soseph FIot; Kenry Green and Biridget M Cabe; Eizabeth YIbelil, Bridget Ohen. Jane Jones John Toner. nn A ill. reterHenratty ...

... Whittaoker. S. Hloughton, and 0. sudkin, Eaqi's. Judge: noa . IR. Westrepp q. Slipper: IV, Wdidlkson. FlagStewardJ WI hlr. John e. es ec ud Hont, Seeo,: E. W. Stocker, Esq. 1i be t- This meeting coimnenced yesterday, with the he: a following result:. ...

... defeated bythe disastrous ctaosequoncesof A that climate, before they have been able to bring the native enemy to the issue of arms. The proper course, therefore, is to take every possible means for bringing, the chiefs to a united and Ox decided system of ...

... twelve and two, to Mr. John Ellison, 57, Church-street. afiseool Eleven Freehold HOUSES, all front, In good repair, and well let, the very best part Brerton. small outlay would ensure a rental about £210. between twelve and two to Mr. John EUison, street. ...

... that he has te borne arm against the Crown in Ireland, I and has passed the best part of his - life -being still a ?? man- in efforts to bring about separation. But, to use his-own expression, he has 1,brown ( a-down his arms. The magic of Mr.. I -e ...

... of the successful candidates, who are placed in order of merit :- John Owen, Dowlais; 0. E. Williams, Blaenau, f Festiniog: 0. J. Owen, Fachwen, Carnarvon; t] Thomas Thomas, South Cardigan; W. Williams, fl Poutrhydyfen; WV. Thomas, Ilansaint; W. b Mendus ...

... St. John. New Brunswick, to this port. On be Bth October, 1859, during a violent hurricane, ie down on the brig Syphax, Captain Crosbie, belonging to Yarmouth, in Nova Sootia,. ho wed signals of distress, and by the intrepid of his mate, Mr. John Lemlttee ...

... quantity of gunpowder, causing an explosion, which resulted in Peter Burns, 16 years of age, being severely scorched about the arms, neck, and face. Burns was taken to the Borough Hospital, where he was detained and treated. Three or four other boys were ...