... daughter of the late John Hughes, Esq., J.P. and D.L, for the county of Cardigan. Dec. 3, at All Saints' Church, Wickhambrook, the Rev. H. Hall-Houghton, M. A., of Melmerby-hall, Cumberland, to Mary Henrietta, eldest daughter of the Rev. John Dawson Hull, vicar ...

... dead Ho had received fractures of the jaw, left arm, and right leg. A driver named Evans was dead; lie had rccoived great scalp wound, fracture of the ribs in the left side, and fractnre of loft upper arm. Another driver was found to be dead •he had received ...

... and foal, first honours went to i Messrs Holt and Holt, Needham, of Castle Cary, Somerset, with Goodcraft and foal by “Yard Arm.” Mr Gordon Canning, Hartpury, near , Gloucester, was second with Cigale, and J. C. Barton, of Fairford, third, with Bless ...

... under Lord Cardigan, through which he escaped unhurt, but at the Battle of Inkermann his right arm was shot away. Wesleyan Methodists throughout the United Kingdom and the foreign mission field will learn with regret the death of the Rev John Kilner, D ...

... down exhausted state, he, together with John Mills and Thomas Trapp, took a halter and went to try and lift it np, but found the animal bad not etreegth te move. Tbe field wee quite bare, and thare was no water.—John Mills and Thomss Trspp corroborated last ...

... farce, mockery, and delusion. The Earl of Lucan, the Karl of Cardigan, Major- Airey, Colonel Gordon, and Commissary General Filder, the officers whose conduct was impugned the statements Sir John Mc'Keill and Colonel Pullock, are absolved from all blame ...

... Raikes Currie, Esq. M.P. Charles Richard Pole, Esq. John Drumtnond, Esq. Lambert Pole, Esq. Rus«fcli Esq. Charles Ranken, Esq. William Franks, Esq. Henry Rich, Esq. M.P. William R. Hamilton, Esq. John Shepherd, Esq. Capt. H. G. Hamilton, R.N. Henry Stuart ...

... volunteers to be armed with rifle carbines. Such a force will prove a valuable adjunct to the Yeomanry, whose numbers and status would be carefully maintained. A mounted corps will enable Gloucestershire to supply volunteers of all arms—horse, foot, and ...

... H. Grattan, Lord J. Russell said he had communicated with the French ambassador in consequence of what had fallen from Lord Palmerston; but that gentleman had said that could not recollect any particular expressions made use of by him (Lord John Russell) ...

... Llandegley, aud neighbourhood, in the county Had nor. Apprenticed surgeon at Hay, he afterwards became pupil of the celebrated John Hunter, and entered into the king's naval service the year 1750, r.nd that the Kast India Company in and went C«lcut;a with ...

... perfectly possible, and we only hope that that estimable and consistent politician, Sir James Graham, will also come in, arm-in-arm, with 44 unadorned Cobden. With the addition of Sir J. Walinsley, the advocate of Sabbathbreaking, and a sprinkling of ...

... is denied that Mr. Sidney Herbert has inherited any part of the property of the Into Prince Woronzoff. It rumoured that Mr. John Scott Russell has offered to tender for the repairs of the whole British Mr. Baillie Cochrane has been returued for Lanarkshire ...