... persons who figured most conspicuously in the fatal results of the operations in the Crimea, Lord Cardigan having been appointed Inspector-General of Cavalry, an arm of the service he is alleged to have shamefully neglected in the Crimen; while the Earl of Lucan ...

... Crawford-stieet, St. Marylebone— William Henry Woollett and ’John Frederick Sanford Woollett, Lime-street-square, City, shipping and insurance agents—John Styles, Putney, Surrey, waterman— John Baxter Folkard, Jermyn-street, St. James’, tailor— Thomas William ...

... EbbuttandSon 0 14 11 yt John Thorp 13 0 tf Close and 3 19 4 .. Jas. Jones 7 17 6 „ Hall Brothers 7 2 „ Thos. Pascall 26 3 9 M Hammond and Parrott 14 6 Thos. Pilbeam 5 14 0 „B. Burnett 1 6 0 „ Chas. Henman 14 0 „ E. G. Grattan 3 7 4 „ 0. Bradford 0 „ ...

... B. Hannam and Gilder, Esqrs.)— Benjamin Davie, master of the schooner Tame, of Cardigan, now lying in the harbour, wu charged with having, on the 27Ui ult, uuulted John Quelch, the cook on board of the uid vests!.—Fined £2, cuts 13s. fid. »OZ.W»nSir ...

... The Court at once granted the rule ii'iti. At the Petty Sessions, on Saturday John Williams was committed for trial fur stealing 371bs. of copper, the pro* perty of John Nightingale, of Bochester ; and Mary Gill, chained with stealing 45., the property ...

... Light Dragoons; Lieutenant James John Neil Buchanan, from 10th Light Dragoons; Lieutenant John Wynter James Gifford, from 3rd Dragoon Guards; Lieutenant George Silvester Davies, from 10th Light Dragoons; Lieutenant Charles John Heaton Ellis, from 9th litht ...

... ir John Musgrove, Bart and Alderman. Deputy-Chairman—Francis Witham, Esq. John Addis, Esq. iChas. 8. Butler, Esq., M.P. George B. Carr, Esq. {John Humphreys, Esq. J.G. Hammock, Esq. Sir Francis G. Moon, Bart, Edward Huggins, Esq. and Alderman John Laurie ...

... was committed for one month’s hard labour. At the County Petty Seasious, on Thursday last, John of Ospringc, fruiterer, appeared to prefer a comj., against John Buck Toker, Esq., of the “ Oaks,* for with intent to steal part of dead fence, his It appeared ...

... fowlhntse belonging to Mr. John Barton Norwood, at Pemuury, was broken into and 6 fowls stolen The footmarks tvxo persons were traced to the high read leading to Maidstone, and on Monday two young men named Ehencxer Bircball and John Taylor, residing at Perabury ...

... fishermen are especially invited. Memorial of the late Rev. John Tippets.—A tablet has recently been placed in Princes-street chapel, to the memory of the*late lamented pastor, the Rev. John Tippets. The funds for the object were raised the voluntary ...

... premises of Mr. John Clark, Grove House Academy.—Three months’ hard labonr. Mari* Oa**m, 10, for stealing a nrong spade, value 25., from the shed belonging to Charles Coltham.—Acquitted. The corporation have agreed to purchase the Folkestone Arms Tavern of ...

... annual subscribers, to retain it in that position. Inspection the Cavalrt the Earl of Cardigan.—On Saturday last, the Inspecting-General Cavalry, the Earl of Cardigan, inspected the troops bow lying in our barracks, under orders for India. The Earl first ...