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... JOHN BULL ■dbt, whIU >O7 wMi throw liiptjlmeDU lii th* inr Uit Oovantmuit, ikwfM th(t t|M OoTtraneat mm bo«n4 ikoar man respect tor (he Ojjlniom expressed Iff those who felt boonrt t» differ fto® them. He oertelnljr ,«*■ rether enrpHsed thet each measure ...
... JOHN BULL LETTERS FROM THE CRIMEA The following letter is from very young man, private in Lord Cardigan’s regiment of Hussars, to his mother. The writer, it seems, was educated for profession, but enlisted, last spring, “lu a wayward and romantic fit ...
... ple; John Monro, for Malta. The Pride the Sea, from New Orleans, for Liverpool, struck on the causeway Cardigan Bay, on the instant; part the crew landed; the captain anil the remainder of the crew remained on board. The Cnlloden, from St. John’s, New ...
... OSTAINING_SITIIATIONS _$Y OF A ONIARACTLA. --00.--.- At the Manidon-home, on Friday, John Railer and Mies were brought before Sir R. W. OArden, in the custody of Brett, the detective °Meer, the former charged with having pretended to be Gibbons, in where ...
... Wheeler Nov. 27.- Sappers. Private John Giles, slightly. Ist Battalion Rifle Brigade. Private William Harwell, slightly; Patrick Keongh, slightly 38th Regiment Poor. Serosant Samuel Winden, slightly. Privates John Nugent, John Hanaforth, William Iblis, all ...
... not accidental. A GALLANT POLICEMAN.—On Wednesday John Collins was charged at Worship-street with assaulting a policeman ; but on investigation, it turned out that the policeman, Anderson, had put his arm round the neck of prisoner's wife, without saying ...
... agreed to. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Friday. Tiik Treaty with Austria. —Lord John Russell brought and l«id upon the table the Treaty of Alii ncc with Austria. Thanks to the Army.—Lord John Russell then, terms of the warmest eulogy, moved the thanks of the House ...
... Superior, for Rio Janeiro Eluabet , for St. Thomas; Louise, for Iceland. FROM Li'LiOYP ROOM.*. Dtcemb.r 19 RAMSGATE, December 18.—Armed, Gfanier. from London for Dcnia. 8«led, tbe Hero, f December 15.—Arrirod. the Enigma, Schiaffinorfrom Newcastle for Genoa; ...
... (Sir John Campbell) has been appointed to the command of the 4th division, and is aided by Lieutenant Colonel Garrett, of the 46th Regiment, as one brigadier, and by Lieutenant Colonel Horn as another brigadier. Brigadier General Lord Cardigan is almost ...
... sensible of the gallant services the Earl of Cardigan and the Hon. Brigadier-General Scarlett, who commanded the two brigades of cavalry, and so nobly sustained the honour of that distinguished and important arm of Her Majesty's service: . . The condt Of ...
... —Sailed, the Else, for Bio ,> QU?ENBTOWN, Dec. 27.—Wind W.—Armed, the Colaxnbine, from New York: Amaaoo,Qaebec, , _ . LONDONDERRY, Dec. 27.—Arrived, the Fanny, from Hew York; Winder Forest, St. John’s, N.B. 6YSEKIHL, Dec. IA—A very fine boat, marked “Bed ...
... transports in the Bay of Etuniesch, tat after having fired some broadsides without effect, returned into port. The Russians are 10-arming the ships with the cannon which had been landed to serve in the fortifications on shore. It is probable that the sortie of ...