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... It is to he war, then. No one is surprised. No one could have supposed a different ending to the anxious suspense of the last three montha. No one 5S3E& ZSJS Up 7 hen, T H ar 2 t„V'rSrmn*acrd morfth 7 mdeath- No one is surprised, any Smn I I auditory are, who have watched, th ough the agony of a long trial, the chain of evi- dence, slowly, but surely winding itself round the ■n!na!' wllen the ...
... FRIDAY, MARCH 31. 1854. THE RUSSIAN ARMY. IVING, in our last number, given from OLIPHANT'S Russian Shores of the Black Sea, an encouraging id, we believe, a correct) account of the condition the Russian Navy, we extract, from the same elligent Traveller, some important information ipecting the Army of Russia, for which, we are rry to say, the minerals of the Merthyr District ve furnished the ...
... PORT OF HIGH BRIDGE AND THE SOMERSET CENTRAL RAILWAY. NO TICE is hereby given, that Arrangempnts for 1. TRANSSHIPPING GOODS at this PORT, in connexion with the Somerset Central Railway, and the Junction of that Line with the Bristol and Exeter Rail- way, at Highbridge, are now completed. By means of a powerful Gantry Frame (capable of lifting Ten Tons), Vessel may be loaded and unloaded ...
... THE !UNNERIES BILL. DECLARATION OF THE CATHOLICS OF OREAT BRITAIN. To Oun PaovassAxN Fircow COURYrMEsN. The undersjgned desire it to be known that they regard the success of the motion of Mr. Chambers in the House of Com. mons as a direct attack upon the Catholic religion, and as an insult to thoso who profess it, no less than an infraction of the religious toleration of which they are said to ...
... In the advt. to the Debtors and Creditors of the late Mr. Thomas Gri--g, for iantcup & Co.', substitute, as the correct designatioa, 'Ilartcup & Barlec. IPS?4Cllq ARI'A .NxIENTsr its DiN ?? the majority for b puljoutrnitg ithe debate upon the Settlemient and Riemo- ei Val Bill, we find the nansies of Sir F~tz-Roy Kelly, Mr. d B~ennert, Mr. Brarnston, Sir W1. Smijtli, Sir J. Ty'rrell, ix Mr, ...
... It was finally decided on Saturday to send the ?? cavalry force destined for the East therug Frne, dd- yt barking it On the Mediterranean at Marseilles. No are F other portion of the British contingent proceeds by fo s that rouate. o The following is the list of staff appointmsents, but it oflS will be observed it is still incomplete 1pel COMMANDER-IN-C'HIEP OF' THE FORCES. the General Lord ...
... OND ON, S TURDA Y, APRIL I ?? ~ ~ . - Ix the HOUSE of LORDS, last night Lord CLA- a, RENDON, in moving an address to the Queen in al answer to her graeious-nzessage, hoped that nothing fi would occur to shake' the opinion of Etirope in the a' unanimity of this country. He then proceeded to ti discuss the secret correspondence, showing ,the n grounds that it afforded of believing the Czar to be ...
... TEMPERANCE HALL The third of the series of Welsh Lectures in connection with the Cymmrodorion Dirwestol, was delivered on Wednesday evening, the 22nd of March, by the Rev. William Williams. The subject of the lecture was Africa, famous as the field of missionary enterprises; and the lecturer was well qualified to treat it. He is understood to be the writer of several able articles upon ...
... THE DUKE OF BEAUFORT.—A great portion of hia Grace's Monmouthshire property is to be offered for sale by auction, in the course of the spring. TREASURY APPOINTMENT.—|Mr. Raglan G. H. Somerset (son of the late Lord Granville Somerset) has been appointment to a junior clerkship in the Treasury. MILITARY APPOINTMENT. —. Lieut.-Colonel Mnndy, Assistant Quartermaster-General at Kilkenny, has been ...
... A curious and interesting report has been prepared by Mr. Finlaison, the actuary of the National Debt-office, upon the subject of sickness and mortality among the male mem- bers of friendly societies in Eugland and Wales, as shown by the returns made by them to the Government for the five years 1846—1850. It appears that the proportion on the sick list in the course of a year is one in four, ...
... THE ARMY FOR TURKEY.-The fo)llowing is the list of the staff appointmen ts for the expeditionary force, as far as it has jet been completed: Cominiander-in.Chief of the Forces: General Lord Raglan, G.C.B. Military Secretary: Lieut.-Col Steele, Coldstream Guards. Aides-de-Camp: Major Lord Burghersh, unattached; Lieut.-Col. Somerset, Coldstrtam Guards; Capt. Kingscote, Scots Fusilier Guards ; ...
... THE DECLARATION OF WAT (From the Supplemeiit to thce London Ga.zette of Tuesday, March 28.) DECLARATION. it is with deep regret that hear MajesltY announces the failure of her anxious and protriiotcd ondeavours to preserve for lja people end for Europe thoe blessings Of pence. Thle unprovoked aggression oif the Emperor of 'Ru&ssi, aga instb the Sublime Porto has been persisted in with such ...