... for the night on the left bank of the Bulganac, the former having previously supported the advance of a part of the Earl of Cardigan's brigade of Light Cavalry, which had the effect of inducing the enemy to move tip a large body of dragoons and Cossacks ...

... agitate Italy in the republican interest, and thus, to sow disunion and variance among those who [should be inspired but with one arm and one object, the deliverance of Italy from foreign domination. Nothing can be more impolitic than to divide the Italian patriots ...

... obituary of the month : General Earl Cathcart, Mr. Henry Grattan, the Earl of Minto, the Earl ~e Harborough, the Dean of Ripon, the Hon. W, Clive, M.P., Baron Pennefather, Sir George Stanton, and Sir John Slade. ...

... the time the payment wee made, two men were present—John Fenton, blacksmith, and landlord of the Three Shoe* Itin. Walkeringham ; and James Fenton, labourer, Walkeringham (no relation, however, to John Fenton, although they were often together). The body ...

... firc-arms, indwithstanding the heavy penalty inflicted on ',engin, found engaged in it, is now being carried on to a considerable extent. It is again confidently asserted that a great number of guns have lately been landed on the coast near St. John's River ...

... either side with the noble lord's coat of arms, surmounted by his Viscount's coronet, and having inscribed upon it his well-kinwn motto, Flee ti non franyi. Upon the driver's seat were also displayed the arms and motto of the Trinityhoust-- Trinetus ...

... lever—whose works are of almost imperishable fame—but Grattan— % hose Iliglawaya and Byeways are never to be forgotten—and lianirn and Carleton helped to swell the list.. Nor may I forget Scotland—and John Galt— ' the powerful writer of The Annals of the ...

... his arm. Mr Farr was standing with his back towards LytAelton and my husband with his back towards the Bay. lay husband had his right arm in my left arm when Mr Farr came up with us. When he went up to speak to Mr Farr, he withdrew his right arm and left ...

... mums claim the Duke of Wellington, the vanquisher of the vanquisher of the world ; and with him his gallant companions in arms, Sir Fredk. Ponionby, who did such good service at Waterloo, and Sir Wm. Napier, the author of The Peninsular War; Lord Gough ...

... the bar, which had been specially lowered. •He was then removed by the Sergeant-at- Arms. Mr Taylor has issued a writ for XlOOO damages against the Sergeant-at- Arms in order to test the case. The settling over the Autumn meeting of the Australian Jockey ...

... Went up the valley five or six times. Only knew of his wheel tracks. Never knew of any other drays going up there in his time. John Daly, examined by Mr Fisher: Was managing partner of Tarndale Station. Was first there in 1859. Knew Acheron Valley well till ...

... Parnell and John Delacey will offer themselves fur re-election for the City of Cork. Clancy, editor of the Nation, and Sir Henry Grattan &monde, have been nominated for Dublin City. The latter's great-grandmother granddaughter of Henry Grattan, who brought ...