... Cutter : Small arms for host's crew ; John Liddell, midshipman ; Henry Cooper, additional boatswain. Veanvins.— Two Paddle-box Boats: One 24-poucder bowitier in each boats, with small arms ; Herbert Campion, s.'iiior lieutenant ; John H. Patterson, surgeon; ...

... 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 ...

... Minister, Count Zamoyski, Lord W. Lennox, Lord Stanley, M.P., Lord Wodehouse, Lord Oranmore, Sir John V. Shelley, Bart., M.P., Sir A. D. Gordon, Bart., Geueral Sir John Burgoyee, Bart., Captain A. Milne, the Secretary to the Fiench Embassy, Sir C. Douglas, Mr ...

... Reciprocity (.lib) ♦Alcyone F by John o'Gaunt, : *Br c by Ked Hurt, Juana(3lb) I out of Letltia out ot Kefrac- ♦Habona (31b) ' (mun) i tion(olb) Aurifer(3bi ♦Firelight (h uni Rambling Katie Tho Bonnie Morn *B i by John Chcidoad) byCol- '.Ml ...

... with the exception of gunpowder, salt- petre, brimstone, sulphate of potash, muriate of potash (chloride of potassium), and arms, and ammunition of every kind, with regard to which the prohibition is to re- main in force ; and their lordships are hereby ...

... 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 ...

... authorities changed their mind, and took it away again ! William Frews is another case. He and nine other men, and Serjeant John Nicholson (all of the Royal 42d), were on the field park, or reserve ammunition guard, and alao within sound of the firing ...

... alternated with the arms of England, surmounted by the union jack. Every alternate pilaster, too, was ornamented with the national flags of Turkey, France, and England, in combination, surmouuted by a crescent. Underneath were the City arms, and below them ...

... 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 ...

... the P»po, as uncondition- ally as our own couutry was once surrendered to Rome by the cruel, tro tcherous, and abject King John. That jealousy of the King of .Sardinia has had uo small share in prompting Francis Joseph to the act of self-abasement, cannot ...

... services at the Crimea. THANKS TO THE EAKL OK CARDIGAN. In reply to a question from Lord CAMPBELL, The LORD CHANCELLOR observed that the thanks of that house had not been given personally tc the Earl cf Cardigan, merely because no precedent could be found ...