... ARMY AND NAVY. It is rumoured that the Duke of Cambridge returns to resume the command of a division in the Crimea. Lord Cardigan goes back to the Crimea to replace Lord Lucan. Instead of one lieutenant-colonel and three majors, the strength of field ...

... e. Atnonget His Lordships goests the followinr:—llis Royal Highness 'he of Cambridge, Lord Moraine. Ser John liorgoymr Sir Hew Ross, Lord Cardigan, MojoroGeneml Wetherell, Mejor-General Preeth, Major-General Yorke, Torreus, Major-General Knotty., Major- ...

... Caithucss-shirc. John Roberfson, farmer, Middleton of Rottcarns. James Grant, tenementer and carter. Grantown, Inverness-skint. John MT’herson, some time grocer in Oban. The deceased John Pillans, spirit merchant in Hamilton. John Henderson, carter, ...

... Fenianism in Ireland, and to the disturbances Glasgow, where armed men had acted in defiance the troops, and posted a notice stating that they intended “to obtain their rights force of arms.” Subsequent this find the economic Joseph Hume opposing Palmerston's ...

... official services, and believes that the right man hr been chews for the right place. Tbe children of H. R.H. Prince Christian armed is Dover on afternooo by the French mailindict Prises Imperial. left by the mail Ulna for Charing Crewe The Prince and Primer ...

... jaet been placed in the new House of Camases. Fe: steads surly and defiant, with his shoos arm upraised. ea if he could smash poor thin-legged, meagre Grattan. or spindley Eldon, as a sailer would a biseuit. The sculptor hes done his beet with an unpropitious ...

... between Newtonbill and Muchalls. The latter engine carried John Meffan, driver, Thomas Connie, fireman, and Alexander Anderson, foreman platelayer; the former carried Robert Petrie, driver, John Mathers, stoker, and Mr Guild, Inspector Police. Meffan’s ...

... Sebastopol havo connected his name with the principal achievements of the British army. Dr. Aiulr*-\r Smith, of the Arm/Medical Department, and Dr. John tlall, chief of tlie Mettfeal in the receive the dignity of K.C.H., and other the Army Medical Departim nt ...

... w ben Sir John M‘Neill was elected by majority damaging to the challenger of the error. For one passage Ru6Bell- The nulllbers were / ot | Major Calthorpe expresses is was mainly due the impression that Lord John, report XifT-” Lord Cardigan reduced in ...

... Cesnmees. 1L wits that the people were deterabed to pre Hyde Park Sunday unless tawdry was rested, a greet sad to go armed. If they had bees armed lest there would certainly have been a lima of If.. be wetted that either inquiry mast be granted, the Park he ...

... report of Sir John Neill and Colonel Ile is assisted In his laborious work by Sergeant ILlnplake, Q.C. ;Ir Towers, solicitor; Colonel Steele, Coldstream Guards; Aidada- Casp to the Queen; end Major Beckett. von Friday a man, named John Wilberforce, was ...

... liquidation .—The Moderator. Dr Simpson, Principal Lee. Mr Rose, Dr Hill, Dr R.thertson, Dr Hutton. John Macfie. Esq., John King, Esq , Protes-or Swinton. John Mitchell, F:sq., David Milne, Req. Professor Swinton, Convener. The appointment of this Committee ...