... two Chancellorships, dating it from the commencement, in aid of the same pious purposes. Narrow Escape of Lord Cardigan. — Corporal John Robinson, of the 13th Light Dragoons, in a letter aildresscd to a friend in Doncaster, dated Nov. 2, thus de- scribes ...

... Sir De Lacy Evans, ?? Lieut. General Sir Richard England, ?? Lieut. General the Earl of Lucan, Major General the Earl of Cardigan, Brigadier General, now Major General, tbe Hon. J. Y. Scarlett, Major Gonoral 1 H. J. W. Bentinck, Major General Sir Colin ...

... Jan, 2. Private Jaines Clune, 47th Regt., dysentery, Jan. 2. Private John Quade, 571h Rogt., diarrhoea, Jan. 2. Private Georgo Bridewell, 62d Regt., dysentery, Jan. 2. Privale John Fox, 63d Regt., dyseutory, Jan. 2. Private Edward Turner, 63d Regt., diarrhcea ...

... trans- ports, compared to us are well supplied with every- thing. Out of 230 men who, from wounds at Inkerman, had legs and arms amputated, 27 have died. We borrowed bay for our borses the other day from the French. However, warm clothing and other supplies ...

... Sir Richard Kean, Bart. Major— William Villiers Stuart, late captain 12th Lancers. Captains— O'Neill Power, John Palliser, John Esmonde, M.P., John Ussher, William Charles Be.naparte Wyse, Leopold George Frede- rick Keane, Gerald Noel Bolton, Henry Meagher ...

... Whtnyates; Second Captain A. O'Donnel Grattanteibe Captain, W_mJaune*i First Lieut. Hon. G. Wrottesley to be Secoud Captain, vice Grattan ; Second Lieut. E. D. Malcolm to be First Lieutenant, vice Wrottesley ; Brevet Lieut. Colonel VV. Robinson to bo Lieutenant ...

... rovouue screw-schooner, went into Portsmouth harbour yesterday morning, to coal. Khadamanthus, 4, paddle, Master Commander John Belam, arrived at Greenock ou Sunday last, from Wool- wich, aud will follow the xteam- transport Dee, which arrived in tho ...