... Henry Luehinglon Com) Robinson, Mr. Charles Smith, and Hon Ernest Grey Cochrane To Surgeon* : Mr. Daniel John and Mr, Seaton Wade—To Hoatueain: Mr. John Farrall, ! Boatswain's Mote —The board have further directed the pro’ motion* the undernamed officer* ...

... police constable, of the Ciren- cester district, was charged with assaulting John Merchant and others on the previous night. From the evidence of Merchant, who carried one arm in a sling, and whose head was cut and bruised in a a most appalling manner ...

... defended with resolution, and sufficiently numerous army. On the other band, our troops are the flower of the world; they are armed with a completeness for the design they have to accomplish never before witnessed. Every resource which science can suggest ...

... at times it was doubtful whether the people saw were those freebooters of the Don and Bug, or merely Crim Tartar herdsmen armed with cattle-spears. post carriage from Sevastopol Odessa also was seen telling leisurely along, and conveying, probably, new* ...

... of Cardigan exhibited the utmost spirit and coolness, fect command. his brigade under per! The manner in which Brigadier-General . St directed the Artillery, and exerted himself to bring it met my entire satisfaction. Lieutenant- General Sir John Burgoyne ...

... expression, and his arme raised in a simiia the Minié still grasped in his hands uud Another in a perfect arch, his head resting on o on the grow and his feet on the other, but the back r . where above it. Many men without legs or arms were tryin sed the ...

... preyious Friday while riding in a cart. “He was joing to Northleach with a woman named Harriet Wright, who had a child in her arms. As he was going u| the hill, the horse kicked, and then suddenly turning round, overturned the cart. The baby was thrown out ...

... Michael Doberty, John Dignan, Edward Doyle, Samuel Davis, John Gray, Thomas 20th iment of Foot,—Killed.—Privates James Wosley, Thomas ounded.—Privates John Lan Jas. Raton, G. Young. 2ist Regiment of Foot.—Wounded. wates Robert John Kay. Macfarlane. sTth ...

... the late Mr, John Daniels, of the former place. Nov. 14, Twigworth Chareh, by the Rev. Mr. Paul, Mr, Henry Weaver, of St. Mark Street, to Mrs. Brown, of f Kingsholm, near this city. DEATHS. Nov. 7, at his residence, Ni lls Park-road, Mr. John C. Britton ...

... names of the Lord Raglan re- to ice for their gallantry in the action before Ba- laklava on the 25th :—Major Gen. the Karl of Cardigan, com- manding Light Cavalry Brigade ; Brigadier Gen. Searlett, eom- manding Heavy Brigade ; Col. Lord George Paget, commanding ...

... Crimea are to be armed with a short carbine, a pair of short pistols, and a cutlass each man; the pouch and frog for the cutlass will be suspended from a waistbelt, which will be worn underneath the frock or gaberdine, By the arming of the workmen, it ...

... the necessity of prosecut- ‘The scene which foliowe: Dr. Hall, the principal medica The would all be jlable to reinforc e our arm, y in the Crimea. ing the applications of which notices had appeared. would have been laughable. in an stat leave He admitted ...