... Grey, passed Falmouth on Sunday, with Russian prisoners from Bomursund, bound for Brest. The Royal If illiatit, 120, Captain John Kiugcombe, arrived in the Downs, from the Baltic, at nine o'clock Thursday evening week, and remained there till Friday morning ...

... Evening.—Russian int.Uigence prevelling diarrhoea Lord Cardigan indisposed fnml , lle th announces that the allies liad board ship Balaklava. . , begun bombard Sebastopol on that but without little arm was caused yesterday by the report of ~£■ douc lla ...

... the instant, aged 34, Mr. John Haddock, cproprietor, Cowlev-hill, St. Helens. Same day. sutldenly, at his residence, Tinnehinch. Wickl* the Right Hon. James Grattan. Deceased was the eld son the late Right Hon. Henry Grattan, and represent the County ...

... ct. Abd uv Mr. JuSEL’ll SMli l'lll 21, I'ithiMgato, BOLTON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1854. LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON HISTORY. We are always glad to hear of Lord John Russell in the recess. Like some of those pattern knights whom read of in chivalric chronicles ...

... passengers wrecked in the Cilu of Philadelphia ~ {uss' »n« “hould sink her; yet your readers will scarcely credit left St. John’s, N.F., on the 11th ult., for Philadelphia, or 500 cannon balls fired the enemy, in the Otprcf. The Ovpryy arriyyd at Halifax ...

... Sutherland, W. o‘Neill, C. Cunningham, J. Wyatt, Mattison, K. M’Koe, J. Withers, W. Dennison, llobt. Russell, John Light, John Hill, John Honey, John Bradley. royal engineers. Killed. —William Denholm. J. B. Bucknall Estcoubt, Adjutant-General. A List tub ...

... the place, with loss of about 1,000 men. This brilliant day’s feat of arms, (journee,) which was not achieved without loss to the Allies, reflects the highest honour upon our arms. The siege continues regularly.” The following is Prince first account ...

... that Lord Cardigan . has found his right place while his years still permit him to make the most of it. There is Lord I.ucan again, with whose i name there are such curious associations of poor-law oratory at j Castlebar, and letters to Lord John Kussell ...

... Alfred Element.—Wounded: Bombardier John Blacker, slightly; Gunner John Bennett, severely; Samuel Cator; severely: Henry Sims, slightly; John Williams, slightly James Mitchell, slightly; John Dugan, slightly; John Preslee, slightly. Ist ...

... Rev. A. T. Parker, curate, Mr. Adam Haslam, of Faraworth, Miss Esther Silooek, Uumworth; John Oarnett Catharine Jones, both of Little Hulton. Same day, St. John’s Church, Farnworth, the Rev. B. Thistlethwaite, William KeVcxll Elizabeth Worthington, of ...

... jury. John Cheetham, Esq., M.P., Staley-bridgo, foreman. Henry Ashworth, Esq., The Oaks, Bolton. Robert Bonn, Esq., Liverpool. Thomas Brooks, Esq., Sunnysido, Warrington. Edmund Buckley, Esq., Manchester. John Chapman, Esq., Hill-end, Mottram. John Crossley ...

... Branch of the Bolton Operative Conservative Sick and Burial Association was held on the instant, at the house of Mr. John Holgatc, Farmer’s Arms, Bridgeman-strect, when about fifty members and friends sat down to dinner. Mr. Duggleby’s band of hand-bell ringers ...