... particulars, application should be made to the Auctioneer, at Newton Abbot; Messrs. Tozer and Co., Solicitors Teignmouth ; or Mr. JOHN PIDSLEY, Solicitor, Newton Abbot. Dated 3rd May, DESIRABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE, Fore-street, Tiverton. TO be SOLD, by ...

... while endeavouning to ascertaih its components, exploded it, by which 17 men were hilled. LOBD OAnuzeo' -ExnI0oa0anN-Loi'd Cardigan, wh~o has returned from his long and toilsome exploring trip to the Danube, has .brought back a budget of informstion, Ahich ...

... in San with part of which he or his agents have purchased a •teamer, which is now armed with ten guns, and organised an expedition in New York with immense quantities arms and ammunition. A new war steamer, called the Santa Anna, has just been completed ...

... and Bug, or merely Crim . Tartar a herdsmen, armed with cattle spears. The post carriage tl from Sebastopol to Odessa also was seen rolling leisurely t! along, and conveying, probably, news of the great arms- c ment with which the coast is menaced. P We ...

... of Lucan, Majors-General Bentinck, Sir Colin Campbell, Pennefather, Earl of Cardigan, Codrington, Brigadier- Generals Adams and Buller, Strangeways, Lieutenant-General Sir John Burgoyne, Brigadier-General (who has since died of cholera, as has Major Wellesley) ...

... Peake, Firancis Porter John Ryans Charles Smith, Joseph Tinmtn, Benjamin Ward, Robert Wilamson, Robert Walladge, Gedge Battison, John Crawley, John Degnan, Thomas Gale, John Hardman, John Herd, William M'Vity, Jos. Hodson, ...

... found t dreadfully mangled onthe above line,iundeicircumstanicesthat ge ledtothe ?? brought to cloeeon at Monday at the Cardigan Arms, Leeds. The deceased and te Thomas Law were alone in an unlighted carriage when-the W. train left Leeds, and when the train ...

... lieutenant, Sanspareil, left arm, slightly. Mr. James Bull, lieutenant, Sanspareil, chest, severely. Mr.C. Parkinson,second rr aster, Sanspareil, face, slightly. Captain W. H. Stewart, Firebrand, severe contusion of right arm and side from splinters. Mr ...

... ittack at all hazards, and he accordingly ordered rr General the Earl of Cardigan to move forward the Light Brigade. tis orler was obeyed in the most spirited and gallant ner. Lord Cardigan charged with the utmost vigour -ked a battery which was firing upon ...

... hazards, and he accordingly ordered Major-General the Earl of Cardigan to move forward with the light brigade. This order was obeyed in the most spirited and gallant manner. Lord Cardigan charged with the utmost vigour; attacked a battery which was tiring ...

... Alfred Element. Wounuded.-Bombardier John Blatcher, slightly Gunners, John Bennett, severely , Samuel Cator, severely; Henry Sims, slightly ; John Williais, slightly; James Mitchell, slightly; John Dugan, slightly ; John Preslee, slightly. ...

... family aisle of Sir John n Di- Patteson at this church. The seats are open and of a nt Wainscott. The standards and fronts are elaborately V as catved, and has a beautiful appearance. We hear the v works were executed by Mr. John Mason, the church li ...