... before could be released both his arms were f«»rn away at tbe elbow. A miller was engaged Altliam, sweeping bran into spout which conveyed it another floor; ha.found there was an obstruction, and patting down hit arm. be up corpse of a child three years ...

... invasion of the temporal and civil rights and institutions of the country. Cardinal Wiseman, be observed, legate a latere, was armed with greater powers than Dr. Cullen, and he adduced proofs of the exorbitant authority attached to the office and functions ...

... Speaker directed the Srrjeant-al-Arms to f*® him. The Seneant upped him on the shoulder, and »r. Salomons, saying that he yielded force, J ® T* On Tuesday night the question was resumed, and arwr long discussion, Lord John Russell having taunted with the ...

... Culworth, Northamptonshire, Mr. John Bateman, farmer, aged 54 years. Sept. 10, Sy resham. John Liddingtoo, sawyer, aged years. Sept. ll,at Lower Heyford, Oxon, James Dew, aged 67. Sent. 12, aged 71, Christian, wife of Mr. John Higgins, coal merchant, of George ...

... Brown, H Churchill, H. Dean, R. East, C. D. Faulkner, Gibbard, John Hore, W. Margetts, Soden, Stratford, Stuich, and R. Wlietton. T. W. Turner, Enq., was re-elected treasurer; and Mr. John lorns secretary. The rules and schedules were revised, and ordered ...

... which purpose had procured a quantity of evergreens, which were hung in festoons on the front of the gallery, with the Royal arms iu the middle. Very good accommodation was made for the representatives of the press, on the left-hand side of the gallery ...

... can picture of tender, impressive, and sublime Tbe troops drawn up columu in front of the coffin instantly presented arms and reversed arms--the guns boomed their farewell shot—the bells pealed their funereal dirge, and the bands defiled, one after the other ...

... Vicars and Lieutenant Drake, in teeming supply of water making embankments, digging wells, Ac. Two poods, tha » Little Arm” and Great Arm,” have been formed fiom the springs in various parts of tbe ground, the water from which ia described by tha inhabitants ...

... and the 2nd battalion of the RIHe Brigade. The Artillery force will include five field batteries and one brigade for small arm ball cartridge. It is not expected that tbe brigade of Cavalry leave until early in March. Its destination will be Constantinople ...

... , Major-General Codringtoo, Brigadier-General Adams, and Brigadier-General in the affair the day Major-General the Earl Cardigan exhibited the utmost spirit and coolness, and kept bis brigade under perfect command. The manner In whleh Brigadier-General ...

... full of 15s. South Eastern weaker. (’iikistmas has again come and gone, and notwithstanding the “din of war,” and “clang of arms” in the Crimea, ••ur population never seemed to enjoy the happy occasion Hum- than they did the present one. The grand display ...

... higher price owing the weather, which has prevented the mills from working. Hutehers meat maintains a high price. The Karl of Cardigan return borne. Report states that intend* resigning the military profession. A braver cavalry officer never placed foot in ...