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... Lieutenant John Blackbume Hawke* to be Captain, vice Forbes; Cornet JohnNorcliffe Preston to be Lieutenant, rice Hawks. 9th Limn' DRAGOONS. —Major Archibald Little to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Scott, promoted to be blajor General; Brevet-Major John Rom Holden ...
... that the poor have no right to arrows, according to Holy Writ ; are in no way privileged to bear the Biblical quiver. 'lazy ARM COMING, AND THZY ARIL THREE. The most mysterious paragraph we ever read appeared, a few nights ago, in an evening paper. It ...
... project. Arms OF BRITISH STATESMEN. —The ages of the principal British Statesmen are as follows :—Lord Lynd. burst, 83; Lord Brougham, 76; Marquis of Lansdowne, 75; Earl of Aberdeen, 71; Lord Harding., 70; Lord Palmerston, 70; Lord Raglan, 67; Lord John Rased ...
... Totem' gun trade continues active, and every week witnesses same fresh developmeat of the powers of the manufacturers to produce arms in large quantities. The state of the poor in this town has become extremely deplorable. Large crowds of paupers daily surround ...
... immense. enteral )itttlligence. Mr. Moffatt, the hon. member for Ashburton, is still confined to his horse by indisposition. Lord John Russell spent last Sunday, and part of Monday, In Broods, and left on Monday night for Cologne and Berlin. The Earl of Por ...
... James Watt, in the Baltic, to command the Lightning, at Woolwich. Lieut. John H. Glover recently serving in the Bcbamund, in the Baltic, to command the Over, at Woolwich. Lieut. John Bytheres, recently serving in the Arrogant, in the Baltic, to command the ...
... The anniversary dinner of the L'terary Fund is announced for May 22, with the Bishop of Oxford in the chair. The Earl of Cardigan has now succeeded the Duke of Cambridge as Inspector-General of Cavalry of the United Kingdom. The report of a committee ...
... Aberdeen, took place= Thursday. About silty cases of Assyrian antignitias, from the esuayatime of Mr.l.syard, Mr. Bassani, arm Mr. forms hare arrival at the British MODEM. Kr. Wa long the member for Greenock, is Mot:wing ander severe indisposition, arising ...
... a walk one day with Campbell rip Itegent-street• we were aceosted by a wretched-looking woman, with a sick in- font in her arms, and another *Lined little thing creeping at her mother's stele. The woman begged for a copper. I h a d tin an d c arie pt ...
... Mmedeweeu t Road, Surrey. David Leopold Lewis, merchant, London. Samuel Dudley, tailor, Stafibrd. Thomas Davihs, ship-broker, Cardigan, Miles Robinson, farmer, Norwook York. Thomas Lake, grocer, Wakefield, York. I William Parry Newton, Montgomery. Richard ...
... but thence to Little Hampton the coast is unprotected. At the latter pace new fortifications • have been just completed and armed; six field-pieces were also placed there last week, for the use of the Sasses Artillery Mai,. The whole of the forts mentioned ...
... A RELIC or THE IRISH VAIILTAMTNT. — Aecounts bore reached town of the death of Mr. John M'Clintork, of Drumcar, in the county of Louth, and formerly Serjennt at Arms in the Irish House of Commons, for the'loon of which office he lnul been in receipt ...