... THnu CtIMtE.X. M Lord Hu'lHAM wlish edl to kntow whether thle governmfenst hail anly objection to ptroduce the repast Of sir John M'Neitl S_ andtl Celottel Titlohieitilhi rerhtect to thle Sanihtary condituoss of af, our arimy inl the Cr-uic, together With ...

... peace.,i Ipol (Front the Mloyning Chtro nicle of Monday.) it ae The first victory with whitih Heaven has blessed to in- the arms of the allies was known On the eve of the ,.ubt day appointed -for acknowledging anothek lignal:, -instance of Divine goodness ...

... is now commanlded by Sir John Campbell, inI aided by Lienteuiaut.Colonel. Garrett, of the 46th regiment, Grin as one brigadier, and by Lieutenarnt-COlOual Horn, as another chat brigadier. two Brigadier-GenieretLord Cardigan is almost uneble to leave ...

... there wore also lpresent Mr. B. Armitage and Mr. tC [a A. Arnold (the Liberal candidates), Mr. Dn. B. Arm- 0 strong, Mr. A. W. Von Knooip, Mr. John Atkinson, Mr. t cJ. Let, Mr. Jesse Bryant, M~r. J. F. Davies, &ic. Mr. T. Bri gg wa nnmuly elected chairman: ...

... son of Laid Vernon to -use the Snr- M -nameq of J orlase Warren, so uhist lie may be calicd William , John ?? Warren Vetiables Vernon, and bear the arms Of bt Borlage and Warren quartered with those Of Venables and ri~ Vernon. of VitoG ETA'dIC CONTRaCeT ...

... peers, including the Duke of Cambridge, Jljax Russell, the Earl of Clarendon, the Duke of .Somerset, Earl Grey, the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl ef Carnarvon, the Marquis of Westmeath, the Archbishop of Canterbury, and the Bishop of Ely; and until the message ...

... imparted to the coun- tenance of the chief executioner an air of ferocious and bestial stupidity. The tormentor raised his arm ?? Struck with the re- gularity of a pendulum the upturned feet of his helpless victim. At the, fourth stroke the Arab uttered ...

... country have reason to feel in the difficulties thrown in the 10 way of their proceedings by Sir John Bowritg us China. We it had thought that whets a man of Sir John Bowring's stand- de ing, a mercltant himself, a man who has always associated oil with merchants ...

... child, with its throat cut, was found in the street, and susplelon fell on the prisoner, who was servant y to a family In Cardigan Place, She was charged with e ?? given birth to a child, but denied It. Later, how. r ever, hab gave a moar painful account ...

... religious societies. The wllt of John B Harrison Aylmer, late of Walworth Castle, Durham, was proved In the court at Darham 7nuder £12,000 personalty, by the surviving executors, Sir John Joeelyn Coghill, Bert., and the Rev. John Davie Eade, K.A., Eon. Canon ...

... It is but too notorious that during a period of proi of found peace between the Sublime Ports and the Greek iy government Armed individuals coming from Greri~esad- id denly invade d thc ottoman provinces without the Slightest of provocation on the parr ...

... without with nists purchase. Mejor William F. Dickson, of thesamieregiment, ship lung had been in the army since 1839. Capt. John B. Forster, the com a],- senior captain of the 62nd, had been actively engaged with his disc regiment before the present war ...