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... Accident by Machinkry.—On Monday, a man named John Somerfield, aged 06, in the employ of Mr. Ashe, of Langmead Farm, Dunsford, met with a serious accident machinery, which has resulted in the loss of his arm. He was engaged in feeding a thrashing machine ...
... returned to Windsor about hie o'clock. the dinner partv the evening the distinguished circle include I Lord Lady on, Lord and Lady John Russell, and Sir Colin Campbell. Sunday the King and suite proceeded London. and attended Divine Service the Sardinian Cuapel ...
... Clist St. Mary.—The annual ball at Taylor's Maltster's Arms, will take place on Wednesday) it is expected be well attended. MoretonHami'stead. —An inquest was held on Monday last, the White Hart Inn, in this town, before W. A. Cockey, Esq., coroner, on ...
... returned without opposition. Inspection of the First (King's) Dragoon- Guards and the Scots Greys by Earl Cardigan. —On Saturday last Earl Cardigan, Inspector-General of Cavalry, accompanied his aide-de-camp, Captain Lowe, inspected the depots of the First ...
... was coloured. The babe was black-faced and woolly-headed, but it died in six weeks from birth. Princely Bequests.—The late John Ferguson, Esq., of Cairnbrook, who died at Irvine on the Bth of January, was born in that burgh on the March, 17c'7. At his ...
... states that Joseph Haydn, author of the Dictionary of Dates, and other works, died on Thursday evening. The Times says that Sir John Dean Paul and Mr. Strahan, the convict bankers, are busily employed in prison, the former tailoring, and the latter at chair-making ...
... Alexander Gordon managed the starvation of the infantry, whilst the Earls of Lucan and Cardigan did the same office for the Cavalry. For these their delinquencies my Lord Cardigan has been féted in the streets of London, decorated by the Jands of the Queen herself ...
... that there is hope of her recovery. The Earl of Cardigan and his Steward.—On Saturday, the Court of Exchequer, Major Lawrie brought an action to recover compensation in damages from the Earl of Cardigan, for his wrongful dismissal from the situation of ...
... of the commander on the place of action. H~e wished to know whether the responsibility of the appointment of the Earl of Cardigan and General Airey rested, with Lord Hardinge or the Secretary of State. It was to the Commniander-in-Chief the officers of ...
... cargoes of stores. The e engines have performed nearly 0,000,000 revolutions i during this period. Is LORDS CARDIGAN AND LUCAN. P Lord Cardigan has published a long answer to the allega- L tions made against him by the. Crimean Commissioners, the results ...
... Messrs. W. Pridbam and J. C. Blackinore. St Sidwell's, Ward: Messrs. J. Blunden and W. Norton. St David's Ward: Messrs. John Phillips and John Jackson. SINGULiR RAILWAY AccinENT.-Early oa Friday morning the caicasa of a fine bullock, minus his tail and with ...
... of the first e class; the others, all of the'tbird and fourth class, only drew twenty-two feet of .water when fully armed.'' The arming of these vessels had been effected altogether at Nicholsieff, and e they arrived at Sebastopol without the slightest ...