... from his soldierlike appearance, as well as seeing his arm off from the socket, her Majesty was induced to ask several questions. ** What’s your name f* Breeze, your Majestv.” Where did you lose your arm !'* ** At the battle of Balaklava.** Poor fellow ! ...

... tarial), lie (Lord sal r -John) did not knoow that thois wacs aloe substanee of the indiict. so! dmont. Whatever the charge might ho, he should, lie s-ad, offer IV' cI a defence of blcose wiselload ordere ti lo expedition. Lord John efi -tiocn entoted upon ...

... post of the ship.0Owen Williams, from the Af-ican coast. It appears that a few days before her arrival, one of clipelhands, John Sinmnonds, a Manilla boy, had been guilty of some act of insubordination ortheft, and to escape pgunishment lie took tp the ...

... p REPORT ON THE BRITISH ARMY IN THE aRImYA. 551 The first report of Sir John M'Neil and Colonel Tulloch, i the Commissioners sent out last year by Lord Panmure to tis inquire into the state of the army in the Crimea, was issued s'e on Saturday, in the ...

... the Eni- tolI tisis armly. Ii The Queen has granted an annual pension of £50, sharps- Toe able upon the civil liet, to Mir John Dalton, of Dublin, the the author of several Irish historical works, including the V. Army List of King James II,, the later ...

... label the ths urine of lisa father, who was bravo and gay and sought secession Us to display his prowess, asttunded by John do St. John, an expori- drt encedwarraier. Edwiard was wfollowed by siglty-sovon of the moot Pl illustrious vassals of the Crowvn ...

... -The Sldpwitl Le left St. John's, Newfoundland, Feb. 13. I gIER MAESTY AND HER SODInERS.-Her Majesty has a- a norder to Air F. Gray, of Cork Street, to supply an or limb to Isaac Church, of the' Grenadier(Guds or who lost an arm at Inkermann; and appointed ...

... Banff, to MARY, eldest daughter of Mr Johnt George, auctioneer, Turriff. At Turriff, on the 5th instant, by the Rev. John Cruickshank, JOHN GILL, Esq., farmer, Raecloch, to HELEN, only daughter ofE the late Fraucis Milne, Esq., baker, Turriff. At Banff, ...

... to the trade in going twice to London to oppose this bill. John F. Dickson, Esq., Panbride-field, occupied the chair, and performed the duties to admiration, and he was ably seconded by John M?lntyre, Esq., Balunie, Mho acted as croupier. After the usual ...

... Ilopwood. Glen Nevis Basil Fisher, Glcnroy Sir John Uois, ikvrt. Glenorrin and Glengowrio C. Tielawaey, Esq. A. Duncan, Esq. Grisbemiali Vice-Chancellor btuart. Co , Knl , and Party. 1 i yxirl of Cardigan, Mr. Sturt, arat Galrashicl Party. Captain Christie ...

... long after he had joined the army, to lose his left arm, not from a shot of the enemy, but from one of his comrades adjoining tent, who accidentally fired of his musket, the shot shattering this youth’s arm. The young man was discharged with pension of one ...

... kW. Bisset do.—Alex. Esslemont do.—John Machray 1-1 do.—Wiliam Lumsden 3:5 do.—John Mather 86 do.—William Fiddcs 127 do.—T. ‘Combie & Co. do.—William Fraser do.—William Stevenson 175 do.—George Forbes 88 do.—John Smith Iba. coffee k R. rqu-44 do.—Robert ...