... received, to the effect that an orderly t who had been shot at had not been killed, but that Mi his horse and arms had been taken; also that i] armed parties were marching on Killarney, and g that one of the Fenian chiefs, who called himself Captain Moriarty ...

... Ralph Larling, the Right Hon. Sir John Dodson, Sir Thomnas Mansell, Sir William Peel Sir Thomas H Hawker, Sir Frederick Ashworth, Sir Charles aell Sith, Sir Henry Willook, Sir George Rich the Hon. Sir E Edward Butler, Sir John Potter, Sir William Reid Sir ...

... Astell Canterbury ?? 2 Sir W. Somerville G. P. Smythe Col. Romilly - Johnston - Gipps Cardiff ?? Walter Toplis Dr. Nicholl Cardigan ?? 1 IP. Loveden 1. Jones Car~ie ?? 2 Sir J. Graham W. N. Hodgson J. Ferguson Carlow (borough) 1 J. Sadleir R.C. Browne Carnarvon ...

... eharge the et lb at Balaklava-were talking to one another with animation COt 0 and ereat earnestness. Some deprived of both arms, some api 9 f withiiut hands, Others with bandaged heads and disfigured the ? faces and others again with their bodies permanently ...

... which tt ey were called upon to ex:ercise the electoral franchise. Europe was shhking with the tread ot' half a million of armed men, and they knew not whether at tbat tnoment the spark nnight not have been put to the train which vwould involve nearly ...

... month :-Jan. 6, the Rev. Benjamin Morgan Cowia, B.D., an of St. John's College, Cambridge, rector of St. Lawrence, ve Jewry; Jan. 13, the Rev. John Russell Stock, M.A., of or St. John's College, Cambridge, rector of Aluhallows, a- Thames-street, and ...

... o'clock. d d Sin JOHN Y ?? was a very remarkable speech o. and well worth studying, as the key to the motives to and feelings of several Irish protestant members of a . parliament, who stand in opposition, to the present ii e bill. Sir JOHN YOUNG declared ...

... Majesty's ship Dasher; Commander Eliman, her Majesty'e ship Salamander; Commander Crauford, her Majesty's ship Swallow; Dr. Sir John Richardson, In- spector of Haslar Hospital ; Colonel Delacombe, Royal Marines; Colonel Dwyer, Royal Marine Artillery; Mr. Hickman ...

... Dekin Ithe mover, arid Mr John Alexander H~nkey, the c seconder of the address, head the h nour to kiss hands. The 00 cjmmaissianers present were S~r Motes Montefioire, Alder- lca man Lawrience, Sir Francis Mcon, Bert., Mr. John Francis H Moona, Mr. S. ...

... y statemeuts touching the successive heads of expenditure. The total force voted comprised 246,716 officers and men of all arms. When the list of supplemental estimates had been gone through, and the above gross force voted, the chairman was ordered to ...

... terms of its own victory, lay down its I arms, hang up its glorious ensigns, and dissolve t itself once more into a peaceful, law abiding, in- c dustrious community of citizens ; how those leaders I and legions of armed men flushed with triumph I would resign ...

... Dixos. CaptainVIVIAN said that Lord Cardigan, on return- ing ?? the Crimea, had entirely to remount his cavalry, and in twelve monuths the regiment was in a perfect state of discipline. N. i.NOEL had heard Lord Cardigan say that three lcs was the least time ...