... the left and was taken between Knotty Green and Beaconsfield.atthe farm belonging to the late highly respected individual Mr. John Rolfe, in an hour and a half. The pace was very fast, which but few had the good fortune to see, the others not getting well ...

... Countess of Chesterfield, Earls of Wilton, Cardigan, Granville, Uxbridge, Strathmore, Bessborough Viscounts Ciifdsn, Maidstone, Newport, Canterbury, and Exmouth ; Lord George Manners, Lord C. Manners, Lord John Scott, Lord H. 6. Lennox. Lord Stanhope, Lord ...

... immediate apprehension of invasion has happily passed away for a time, and the course of events in eastern Europe point rather armed alliance than to anything like a hostile en counter with France; but the formation of a military camp on Common cannot fail ...

... artilleryman who lost his arm by the premature firing of gun at the Woolwich field-day on Friday The piece, it appears, was fired before the ramrod bad beet withdrawn (a common occurrence at continental aham-fights) and the man’s arm being shattered by (he ...

... followed theirs. Be it so. But has Lord John Russell, that jaunty declaimer on negotiations just commencing,’ considered what that light phrase implies in all its practical consequences Does he fully comprehend that this armed suspense is absolute ruin to Turkey ...

... her age, Kilfane, on Tuesday last Lady Power was the relict of the late Sir John Power, the sister the late Mr. Gervsse Parker Bushe, and the niece of the patriot Henry Grattan ; and she bersalf formed a * bright particular afar’in the galaxy of beauty ...

... boat to secure some of the stray stsgiog. Murder in Shropshire. A man named John Lloyd had been committed for trial the next Shropshire Assizes, charged with the murder of John Gittins, a blacksmith, who resided at Nescliflf, eight miles from Shrewsbury ...

... the night on the left bank of the Bulganac, the former having previously sup: ported the advance of a part of the Earl of Cardigan’s brigade of | Light Cavalry which had the effect of inducing the enemy to move up a large body of Dragoons and Cosaques ...

... held a Privy Council, at three o’clock on Wednesday afternoon at the Castle. Present: His Royal Highness Prince Albert; Lord John Russell, Lord President ; the Earl of Aberdeen, First Lord of the Treasury; the Marquis of Lansdowne; Viscount Palmerston, ...

... slipped quarry, while engaged in atte his left arm being driven into the and fell forward on the cogs, he threw himself teeth. Seeing the nature of his position, and to one side, to allow, as he said, nis arm to be smashed off, but to save his life, which ...

... —The Queen and Prince walked in the Home Park H™ Highness the Maharajah Duleep Singh armed this afternoon a visit her Majesty. The Duke and Duchaas of Argyll and Sir John Logan also arrived. , The dinner-party to-day included her Royal Highness the Duchess ...

... MILITARY AND NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. By the death of Rear-Admiral Sir John Hill, Captain the Hon. Frederick Win. Grey, C.8., brother of Earl Grey, now in command of the Hannibal, 91, in the Black Sea, becomes rear-admiral, and Sir Richard Grant senior captain ...