... the Arab race, set it roundly down, that they are hospitable because they live in tents Under similar conditions of canvas, John Bull beats them hollow Such, at least, was the ethnological conviction—the more valuable, as I never travelled in Arabia—which ...

... Greenwich, watch maker.—ka4o Barton, Stafford, grocer.—hue Warren, Brit.tol, dasher.—John Evan., Exeter, bookseller.—George Brand Ilus,ey, Plymouth, innkeeper.—John Ilanncll, Manchester, tobaceocist.—Edgard WI ighl, Welnick, Ilulderness, Yorkshire, draper ...

... Yorkshire. : Aucwerff-I2tlt ?? from expo iaretothe weather and ?? jSgie working in the. trenches, John Auchminty, 67th &'eAgt., son of the'late John A-hmuty, Esq., of the Bengal Civil sftttlei Wil 34 . . BAixx&,-4ft Oct., at Bcalakava, of cholera, Major ...

... by the same activity of leg. Now we hoped all would be well, but what was our disgust to find every few yards the toes, or arms, or heads of the buried Russians thrust out from the earth and stones which covered them. LATEST PARTICULARS. EXPECTED BATTLE ...

... Regiment of Foot—Privates John Griffiths, John Holmes, William Cook, Nicholas Connor, Peter Aldridge, and Arthur Hawthorn. 57th Regiment of Foot—Private Richard Sewell. Ist Battalion Rifle Brigade—Privates John Coakley, John Barker, and George Hammond ...

... another link. NARROW ESCAPE OF LORD CARDIGAN. Corporal John Robinson, of the 13th Light Dragoons, in I letter addressed to a friend in Doncaster, dated November 2, thus describes the narrow escape of Lord Cardigan in the r cavalry charge at Balaklava ...

... ce could be made, and the English officers merely expressed their regret that they could not see much of their comrades in arms as they had hoped to do. But after the battle of Inkennan the English mess in question had lost their plate and china, their ...

... nothing had happened to him. He is getting quite well. NARROW ESCAPE OF LORD CARDIGAN. Corporal John Robinson, of the Light Dragoons, thus describes the narrow escape of Lord Cardigan tbe cavalry charge at Balaklava, and tbe part he took in bis lordship's ...

... intimated our Cabiuet the desire of his Government to give its adhesion to the treaty of the 2nd December. It is stated that Lord Cardigan shared the stores in his yacht at Balakava, with his troopers. The Malta Times states that upwards of 100,000 oranges have ...

... I've parted with my pride, nd i take tae suany side, For I've found it worse than folly to be sad, John Brown; keep « clear, I've a hundred pounds a year, And J mauage to exist und to be glad, Joho Brown. OF Tite Grom the Spectuter.) Oace more Vienna ...

... though manv bear evidence of the hair-breadth escapes they have experienced. Some have their bands wrapped up ; others an arm in sling ; a third class hobble painfully on the deck. Not a few of these were wounded at Alma. One fine fellow, private Walters ...

... Rustchuk to Varna and Constantinople by a French company. Lord John Russell had long private interview with the Emperor Napoleon, on Tuesday afternoon. For some time they walked arm-in-arm together in the reserve gardens of the Tuileries, and their appearance ...