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... N«W Quay, Cardigan. — Collision at Sea, and Loss OF LIFE. —On Monday last, about 8 a.m., several vessels put out to sea from this harbour, amongst which were the smack Dametian Lass, David Jonea, master, and the schooner Elinor and Jane, John Richards ...
... The John, from Quebec, was run Into in the river last night by the Countess of Kllesmere (stoaraeri, and lost cutwater, t_c. The steamer lost her funnel, masts, and had her port paddle-box stove. Arrived.— The Neptune from St. John's, N.B.— John from ...
... dispatches for his government, for Paris, en route to Vienna. Representation of Gravesend. — A memorial has been forwarded to Lord John Russell, praying him to remember Gravesend in his new Reform Bill. The me- morialists state that if the surrounding parish ...
... in the Times of last Monday week : — Mr. Isaac Butt, Mr. Henley, Mr. Attorney General, Sir John Young, Mr. Solicitor General for Ire- land, Lord Hotham, Mr. John O'Conuell, Mr. Bright, Mr. George Moore, Mr. Henry Thomas Liddell, Mr. Ker Seymer, Mr. Macartney ...
... Reverend Doctors.— John F. H. English, -.ketchley, Parish, Goodford. Revkrkni.l-.— John Godfrey Ongley, John Jessopp, Seymour Neville, Henry Mackenzie, Stephen Reed Cattley, William S. O.Sautoy. W. M. Wright, Riobard Harvey, John Barlow. Doctors.— Ferguson ...
... believing that we shall have no Tagus tricks in the Baltic. In the expeditionary force for the East, Colonel the Earl of Cardigan will command a brigade of cavalry, with the rank of brigadier general. PORTSMOUTH, W ednespay. The target practice has been ...
... is oyer. Printed Lists ofthe Proprietors having votes will be ready to be delivered at the Bank on Thursday, the 23 ...
... Sailed— The Cobequid for Truro— Belle for Barcelona Plantagenet for Alexandria— Rollflna for Antwerp— Ann BaK win for Coquimbo - John Bright for New York— Jos. 110*%, for Adelaide— William Money for Melbourne— Eleanora V. BarbaUoes— Conquest for Venice— Margaret ...
... Arthur Dillon, Charles H. Cust. Bironkts.— James Matheson, M. P., John Herscbel, John Warrender, C. William Codrington, M.P., Edward Bulwer Lytton, John Villiers Shelley, Edmund Antrobu.., John Rivett Carnac, M.P-, Edward Kerrison, Adam Hay, Alexander Camp- ...
... aggression of Russia (bear, hear). We have joined together to resist ia arms that attempt two nations that are tbe head of the civilised nations of Europo— who have tested by conflict in arms and by rivalry in peace the great qualities which each possess, and ...
... EASTERN STAFF. Yesterday the Commander in Chief, Viscount Hardinge, gave a grand farewell banquet to his gallant companions in arms, the commanders of the expeditionary force now assembling in Turkey, at his lordship's mansion, Stanhope-street, May-fair. ...
... war in the East. Brigadiers the Hon. John Scarlett and the Earl of Car- digan still remain in London. Colonel Scarlett arrived at the St. George's Hotel, Albemarle-street, oh Saturday morning. As the Earl of Cardigan, the commander of this regiment, has ...