... Russian government to increase their telegraphic lines and extend them as much as possible. M. has just presented, through Mr. Grattan Cooke, to the band the 2nd Life Guards, two splendid cornets piston, of the value of guineas, as a mark his high app*e. ciation ...

... UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. Oxford. In Convocation holden on Thursday sat the Rev. C. Cook son, M. A. Bt. John’s, took the oath las Master the Schools, and Rev. W. Keys, A. M. rinity, Dublin, was admitted ad eundem. » T * Congregation holden immediately ...

... Montgomerie, Lord Eglinioa’s eldest son, hes just entered tbe Navy Cadet. He baa nearly completed bis 14th year. The Ear! of Cardigan has left town for Paris. Sir Benjamin Hau has left town for Paris. Tbe right bon. baronet will remain absent for about ten ...

... M.P., has left Cockermonth Castle, where has been entertaining a numerous party of friends, for his seat at Westward. The Cardigan returned to town Saturday, from Tinting the Bari and Countess of Hardwicke, Wimpole Hall, Cambridgeshire. The Earl and Countess ...

... Parliamentary Summary. HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY. The Earl of Cardigan complained of certain reflections upon his professional conduct, contained the Report of the Commissioners, respecting the management of the army in the Crimea. He aneounce.i his intention ...

... representatives, all Liberals and members of the Reform Club, will retire from parliament* consequent the unfortunate end of Mr. John Sadleir. * A despatch from St. Petersburg announces that' M da Fonton to replace Prince Gortschakoff as Russian Ambassador ...

... were, Comet Bambndge, appointment to 17th Lancers, General hir t. M‘Mahon; Captain A. Bolton, on appointment as Geutloman-at-Arms, by Lord Foley ; Captain H. .S. B. Brace, by the Mar-mis Doaogail ; Lieut. G. K. Clarke, by the Duke of Richmond; First Lieut ...

... intention of the commissioners appointed to inquire into the charges made against Lords Lucan and Cardigan, and other officers in the report of Sir John and Colonel Tulloch, to commence their sittings during the past week. It was distinctly understood ...

... Prince of Wales (Clarence Street) from John Clevely Georco Dyer: the Britannia (Cavendish Stieet) from Georgo Gates to Henry Shelley; Reservoir Tavern, from Joseph Harris, the elder, to Charles Thunder; Dorset Arms (John Street), from Charles Hall to James ...

... constituted what was called the armed neutralitv.” Even Fox (Whig-like) privately offered to yield the point to Catherine, but better councils prevailed, and, spite of the armed neutrality, we enforced the law. . , In 1800, the armed neutrality was revived ; ...

... General Williams’ splendid services. But we cannot let paw the opportunity of calling attention to his brave colleagues in arms. Teesdale, Mr Thompson, and Dr. Sand with are, understand, to rewarded by the honourable, but still somewhat barren, title ...

... police. (A laugh.) Henry Hooker was charged with embezzling some ■mall sums of money belonging to his employer, Mr John Isted, 37, Cbeapside. John Isted, the younger, stated that be assisted his father, who resides at 37, Cheapside, in his business of milkman ...