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... OUR INDIAN HEROES-SIR H. HAVELOCK. l. (From tht Tines.) . .t It is one of the most.mournful circumstances con- a nected with the Indian mutiny that so many brave k chiefs have been called to receive the reward of their r, courage and .patriotism elsewhere before time wasl. g given to their countrymen. to mark the sense of the 0 ,eminent services which they had rendered to the a British name. ...
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... E N G L A N D. The Actar riage of M!e Princess ]',yset.-We understaild it is probable that lher Mnjesty will leave Windsor for the metropolis about the middle of January, previously to tile ?? of the Princess Royal, which is now fixed for thle 25ath of that month, and not for the 18th, as was originally annonuced. It is said to be her Majesty's intention to give a series of brilliant enter- ...
... GL lASGsOW, DECEMBER 14. LainctcbiNe Accident.- On Friday aftcrtioon, a little boy about 4 years of age, while walking -on the pave- Tnent opposite. to his fiather's houlse, situated at the corner of St. Jatnes's Crescent, was almnost ittstantane- ously crushedl to death by thle falling -of several heavy beans oftinther upon him. it atppears -that tie timler', which wast required for a ...
... til it Suofings on the Ice.-We noticed in our last the oh . arrival of the Arctic, Captain Reid, from Davis' Straits, tic a with a number of her crew disabled, and two dead, from ch d exposure on the ice. We have since gleaned the fol- se t lowing particulars :-On the morning of the 25th of It e October the boats left the ship in quest of whales, ean s manned chiefly by the crew, but ...
... }iowUSE OF 1OFLR1DS-NIONDAY, 1)EC, , Their Lordships unet lat five 'cloetk. CIONSVEYANCE' 0i1' t~IOiPA TO INDIA. Lora DI N(IAi .N0)N gave ;;-ico thiat on Thhursday Ile slotild in,,e for Illy ?? betiveen the East Indiah l)irector; ?? thile ?? of Control relative to tile conveyanice of troops to India. Q1O (Ile nllutiomi (f Lord f2AMPiEL L,, a return wvas ordered of tine ilintiiriutin us laid, ...
... )O The following is the letter from the Rev. Thomas William- id son, Published in The St. Paul's Times, the substance of which o came by telegraph:- Pajutazee, Oct. 26, 1857. 6e A report reached this neighbourhood on the day before re yesterday that 500 American soldiers have been cut off by a e large party of Teetonwan, near the Missouri river. The news te was brought here by a man from ...
... - It AM B U It ?? |(Front the Titne Correspondence.) (|rom tirell Iianiburg, Dee. 6.8 ( The Assembly of tle Hereditary Freehold Burghers eon tinned their discussion on the question of the grant of 30 millions up to 8 o'clock lest evening, without having conie to ony definite conclusion. The majority is in favour otfgrantrirg ti tire som demandoed, under tho present circumustances, but as the w ...
... (From the ftxaminer.) A patient in a fit of delirium tremens is saved by a dram. An outcry is raised against this treatment, departing from a strictly sober regimen when things are at the worst, and administering a stimulus in the case of a disease caused by excess of stimulus. The only answer is that the patient has been carried safely through the dangerous paroxysm. But this fact will not ...
... _ b~; . ~il1 _I ., AWEDNESDAlY MORNIN(, DECEMBER 9. By a Governmellt despatch which was received on Monday evening at the Foreign Office, there is intelll, gence from Calcutta to the 1st of November, ?? Madias to the 6th. As usual with the telegraphic messages forwarded to Government, this one is at once brief and inexplicit. Two convoys of provisions haid arrived at Lucknow. Gcneral Hlavelock ...
... S COTLA ND. ?? 2Wddliary ilfovetne&ts.8- It will doubtless be matter of Is lregret to many to learn that the admirably ?? t iud well decorated Ist battalion of the Rifle BrigAde ie has been, after a comparatively short stay in this j? city, ordered to other quarters. It arrived in Edin- ie, burgh so lately as tile beginning of August last, on tb the departure of the 34th Itegiment, which, ...
... I AWIOWAN: Aflfl Ti¶ 1;.n flflV I ANrfl 01- ?? LONDON AND EASTERN BANKING COMPANY.: 3 On Monday the examination of John Edward Stephens, re- siding in Northumberland Street, Edinburgh, formerly banker, r and lately of (Gothic Lodge, Twickenham, couity of Middlesex, was commenced before Sheriff Hallard in Edinburgh, The i bankrupt, who was the manager of the London and Eastern Banking ...