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... attempting now a coup de main against Erzeroum; the exhaustion his troops and the state of the roads forbid it. THE RUSSIAN CALL TO ARMS IN ASIA. The Invulide jßmae publishes the following proclamation addressed to tho noblesse of the lYanscaucasian provinces ...
... mind. At that very instant a bomb fell close beside us. Sister B. could walk no farther; Father Benjamin held her up by one arm, our soldier di d same by the other, and they balf-drag:ged her along. I dipped my handkerchief Cato the bay to revive her with ...
... returned without opposition. Inspection of the First (King's) Dragoon- Guards and the Scots Greys by Earl Cardigan. —On Saturday last Earl Cardigan, Inspector-General of Cavalry, accompanied his aide-de-camp, Captain Lowe, inspected the depots of the First ...
... liendredilu. Edward Edwards, Ty' n -Rued& Hugh Hughes, King's Head, Bala. Vl* Jeers, hßtlr geryg. • John Jones, Tyllwyd. Thomas Jones, Frongaia. John Jones, John Jones, lirynbwien. Thorns* Jones, Ceepant. . Morris Jones, Tjaddol. Owen Owens, Cerygliwyddion ...
... add to their number. That Mr. EDWARD EnLIs, Rhydyddauddwr, be ap. tt pointed Treasurer, and Mr. JOHN JoNEs, Marsh Inn, _ Honorary Secretary. (Signed) JOHN ROBERTS, Chairman. All friends and well-wishers to address their com-i munications to the Treasurer ...
... Genoa. He is succeeded in the marquisate and ancient family honours by his cousin, Captain John Townshend, R.N., M.P. for Tarn worth, eldest son of the late Lord John Townshend. The Telegraph in Egypt.—Mr. Gisborne is now in Egypt to make arrangements- for ...
... Clist St. Mary.—The annual ball at Taylor's Maltster's Arms, will take place on Wednesday) it is expected be well attended. MoretonHami'stead. —An inquest was held on Monday last, the White Hart Inn, in this town, before W. A. Cockey, Esq., coroner, on ...
... afflicted as a most inyaluable remedy, aud you are at perfect liberty to make my cage public if you think proper. I aio,&c. JOHN JOHNS, Cabinet-maker. SURPRISING CURE OF ASTHMA OF TEN YEARS' STANDING, Sir,—7I have fur the last ten years been afflicted with ...
... 11i,.r . frow io the Sttl. .Ut, »« . 1.-J i,u Fif'l.. I*• ■ ihrit ol In Ilian n.,tK j-nchH had aimed at Baloum. Ills arm) for two oajr -. lb j) ( u.. .n share* M. and B. C. i • :oc at the .. i ul near Kulans the nDeaiu-having over- Ditto Eighths ...
... MR. JOHN M‘GREGOR AND MR. URQDHART. ADDITIONAL CORRESPONDENCE. Ox. and Cam. Club, Jan. 7th, 1856. Mr. Marx presents his compliniants to the Editor of The Nation, anil requests the insertion of the acco npanysng letters. No. 1. (Mr. Marx to Mr. John Gregor ...
... computed to worth more than £1,200. Testimonial to Loud Cardigan.—A subscription has been entered into, a number of gentlemen connected with the West Hiding, for the purchase of a testimonial to Lord Cardigan, in honour of his achievements in the Crimea. A ...
... inst., at the Liverpool Arms, on the body of TI .James Lenaghan, one of the men belonging to the Tc Prince of WVales steamer, who was found drowned on ea Sunday afternoon, close to the pierhead. Mrs. Davies, H of the Liverpool Arms, deposed, that she Saw ...