... George Jour, David Evans, John William Bain, Johnion Oharfon Johnson, Pter A,:zen, Thomas Williams . Cook, and Thomas Winch —The crew of the Lis..r:,oo/ ship Pornaron, t..iite..l all told, have aka been landed at s.'Almonth, CAC arm Loving been taken cif ...

... his arm and gave great pain, which was attended with some danger. On Monday night, however, Lord Palmerston again appeared at his post, and loud and hearty cheers greeted the veteran statesman from all sides of the House. His lordship wore his arm in a ...

... ry; the noble earl is said to be almost speechless, and sinking under a disease known as the creeping palsy. The Earl of Cardigan and Lord Lonedals are also, we understand, in 111 health. Emu, RUSSELL, who has been in attendance on the Queen at Balmoral ...

... York, seven, contused arm and leg, ,vith burns ; Harriet Raynor, forty, wound on shoulder and face ; Dinah Yorke, six, wounds on face, back, and legs; Elizabeth Osborne, 'even, wounds on face and halide; &dirtied twenty-tear, (mots% arm and burns; Jane Eves ...

... —The Legislature of Tasmania during the last session voted a sum of £l,OOO for the erection of a monument to the memory of Sir John Franklin, in connection with the impruvements now being carried out on the fine site in 'What Town, on which stood the vice-regal ...

... part in superietending the arrangemnita), Lord Fsielio, Mr. Sidney Herbert. Sir De Lacy Evans, Lord Comber. ' were, Lord Cardigan, Colonel North, 3LP., Colonel Knox, ]LP. From some cause or other, liar Majesty did not arrive with her usual punctuality ...

... g. Mr. William Webs., a print* citizen. at his solimmee did so mash far tie arils then assd se Imilsties is &Nag to do its arm 1896. WILLS AND BEQUESTS. T. executors of the will, which bears 'Ws January , 2 o . 6 di B 9 6 of Mr. Edward Tracy l'unserelli ...

... itircbeder Poluvi-court, Chsries Buena. n private in the ti.ird Manchester ktegimeat. was charged with the wiltul murder of John Brady by rat) rang turn. Airy Ann Judge, a factory operative, la who.,, houoe Brady took refuge from his assailants. rid al ...

... ails for, tat we don't know yet how the money goes —some 113,000,000, which, before the Crimean war, gave us an army badly armed, badly clothed, very indifferently trained, fed, and lodged. In Mr. Sidney Herbert will be found, it seems, a eximpetent leader ...

... ALES Everybody MD WINE & SPIRIT VAULTS, HIGH STREET, TEWKESBURY, Established in 1794. D 'do Buarm! AL= I 8 trongly recommend. JOHN WILLCOX, begs to announce, that In consequence of the reduction In the duty, be i• enabled to sell GENUINE COGNAC BRANDY at ...

... llosatoins. NATIVISM ash poor only when we want noose. noise, his sub= gives the woe of poverty to the went of npertaities. Loan CARDIGAN shortly Ware his death reviewed a famous memos% sol o the easel spook he said, with sere eel he usually showed, I got di ...