... abandoning her caste, and threatened vengeance on the ititerloper. Ac- cordingly, as the mason and Ciutegonde were walkinlg arm in arm, at eleven o'clock, along tie avenne above-mentioned, the other suitor rushed suddenly frolm behtind a tree on lis rival ...

... Kennaway. C - Liest.-Col. Walrsnd. C Desny . eg.John ?? ;Dorchester ?? W.. Brysner ?? ?? Floyer ?? C Hjos.W.H.B.PDtortaoa -- Co~lh gby ?? Dover ?? K. Freahlield ?? .MajorA.G.Diekson. C-- Droftwich ?? John ?? - ?? H. B. Sheridan ?? - - !Durham (City) . ...

... freedom were enclosed in handsomely-carved l, I caskets of Irish bog oak, ornamented with silver, v e bearing Mr Gladstone's arms, in addition to those of v It the towns making the gift, and lined with green e t satin. The Limerick casket was formed of ...

... a day. THE COUNTESS OF CARDIGAN V. BRUCE. The Master of the Rolls had before him yesterday the case of the Countess of Cardigan v. Bruce. Three suits had been instituted with reference to the estate of the late Earl of Cardigan-one by the trus. tees of ...

... Berwick ?? D. C,Marioribadea. L - - Hos. B. ?? 1 - Bewdley ?? C. Harrison ?? L - Birkenhead ?? Macleer . ?? - ?? H. Mimt ?? - John ?? L J. Chamberlain ?? L ?? ?? BV . ?? L - ITV. Coddisslon . ?? - Badmin ?? Hon. E.F.L.Gawer..La - f olton ?? L L j. F. Thomasso ...

... a Light Cavalry Brigade, under c Lord Cardigan ; thie Scots Greys (not vet arrived here), 4th D Draioeon Guards. 5th Dragoon Guards, 6th Dragoons, tank- e ing. the heavy Cavalry Brigade, ?? Scar- |ICt. - -air John Bargoyne may be presumed to control the ...

... Carnarvon, General Peel, Viscount Cranbourne, Sir John Pakington, Duke of Buckingham and Chaudos, Earl of Malmes. bury, Earl of Devon, Lord John Manners, Duke of Montrose, marquis of Sabisbury, Earl Cardigan, Earl Lucan, &c. The ancient civic ball was tastefully ...

... Whetstone, John New- ton, John Steel, Elijah Smith, WlVilliam Taylor, Benjamin Tibbitt. 42d IREGIM(ENT or FooT. Wounded.-Serjeant William Rawkin, Private Patrick Salmon. 47t IIEGIliENT OF FOOT. W'ounded-Private Patrick Hanley, Frederick Chittock, John Donohoe ...

... Adjt., vice Bowman Ensign John Ormsby Vandeleur to be Lieut, without purchase, vice Morton; Ensign John Davis to be Lieut., without purchase, vice Biceerstatf; aieut. John Henry Blake, from the 25th Foot, to be Lieut.; Lieut. John Hlenry Nott, from the 2 ...

... l/ Accident a(t the Crystal Palace.-An inquest was 0 held on Tuesday at the Crystal Palace Arms, oppo- site the Crystal Palace, on the body of a man named C John Fieldhouse, who was employed in painting the d great transept. It appeared that the machine ...

... loss was 4 killed and 11 i wounded. In May of this year John, Earl of r Rothee, became their colonel, the Earl of Stair v being removed to the Sco;ts Grays. They formed a part of the army under Sir John Ligouler, slwhich was at0taken rmds at ls Rouon onest ...

... Wednesday the 12th instant, thl e office-bearers we~ie clected, and the Council was dclared for tie ensuing year as folonrs:- Sir JOHN WATSON GoRDoN, R.A., President and Trustee. D. 0. HILL, Esq., Secretary and Trustee. WV. B. JoHIsSTONE, Esq., Treasurer, Interim ...