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... THE INDIAN MUTINIES. Ai.exaxdk 4.—The Calcutta and China mails leave to-day, with intelligence from Calcutta Ijc May; Mii'i-b, 10th; Ceylon, 14th; Hongkong, April 23rd; and ..laiiritias, Jlav 10th. Sir Hugh Rose defeated the rebels llalsirkooncth. about the 30tli April, killing too. They are milking another stand near Calpee. The Nana with all the cavalry in Harielly, wt,s living cross the ...
... THE INDIAN MUTINIES. INDIA HOUSE TELEGRAM. The following telegram was received at tlie East India House on Saturday afternoon :— Allahabad, May 10, 18i8.—Olde. —Since my last message thero ha* boon no event of importance in Outle. There have keen ilist'ii and groat portion of the provineo appears to settling down. The Gnorkas hava reached Fyzsbad, and the 6th half of them bad crossed the Gogra ...
... HOUSE LOUD*.—Friday. the House of Lords, Marquis J.ansdowne asked tho Government would report what process they had with tho Indian Hill. The Karl of Malmeabury, in ihe absence the Karl of Derby, was unable to answer. Lord lledosJale, in reply L;ir.l Stanley of Aldcrli v, -aid that Government would prepa.xd to consider whether sumo* improvement might nt effected the proceedings relating to pi ...
... THE imJiATlTOriNiEs important despatch CAPTURE OF CALI'EK. * RELIEF OF JEIIANPOKE DIFFICULTIES OUDE. Juuo l 2>tth received the following message j ? * lla: , l .° J Ewj., India House, London, from Bombay Presidency. Serious disturbances have occurred at Gudduck, in the Collectorate the outbreak vr»a headed Rao. of Moonderger'. I , lemb w . wl obtained possession of the fort of owul ( ...
... tbc lantern Flying Fori of June 2, 1753 Bristol.—The attention of many People's minds has been engaged to account for a very uncommon A ppearance on the Back and other parts of the City, Ihursday lost about Noon ; The Dust of the Street took Fire, and burnt entirely to Ashes, so that Peck thereof might be gathered on one spoon upon the Back: The fire vu glowing that a Woman lighted her Pipe at ts ...
... MASSACRE THE CHRISTIANS AT JP.DDAH, INCLUDING THE ENGLISH AND FRENCH VICE-CONSUL. AND THE LATTER'S WIFE. A FEW CHRISTIANS ESCAPED. Tho following telegram, from acting agent and consul-general Green, was received the Foreign Office, Malta, on Sunday, 1 a.m.: Her Majesty's ship Cyclops arrived Suez from Jeddah on thc.Scd instant. On tho evening of the 16th Juno the Mahomedan inhabitants rose ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS—Friday. The House of Lords weie occupied until a late hour in committee the Government of India Bill, and 32 clauses were disposed of with little opposition or alteration. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FRIDAY. At the morning sitting of the House of Commons tonight, the bill to coutinue the act for preventing bribery si elections passed through committee. At night the second reading of Lord ...
... six inches to two feet. The Mill field dam overflowed. In Castle place the water was fully two feet high, and one of tho lamlightcrs, Terence Haughty, enjoyod tha amusement angling opposite the Antrim Club-house. had an exciting chase alter a fine eel, which he eventually eecured. Slany of the ves of Belfast remember to have caught trout the Blackstaff, but the oldest inhabitant could not ...
... THE BOMBAY MAIL. The Bombay Overland Mail has arrived, with dates from Bombay to July 3rd.—The following is summary the Bombay Timet of that date :— OP GWALIOK. The recapture of this important city by Sir Hugh Rose's force was announced to us by telegram the ult, dated Palace ol' Gwalior, and forms a brilliant termination to the campaign opened on thia kide of India, and unvarying success ...
... of people of all grades and both sexes, for the wilful murder of a young woman nested Sarah Ann Griffin, at Stokes Abbotts, and slso for having set fire to tbe house which bis victim readed. The prisoner was very young man, not having reached his twentieth year. For some time he continued to deny that had anything to do with the atrocious act; but he appeared to become aware his awfu 1 ...
... at the police court, before Bailie Richardson, charged with stealing a small sum of money (about £2) from a house in Bamtt's-closc, George-street, where she had been staying for a day two, the evidence, however, was defective, and the charge was found not proven. The girl Robertson, may state, native of Perth, Am oturitr. ...
... FRAN Civ. Tim KmI'KHO I XaiMI.KON'.s, Ki.NNKo Tile fullowing is the speech whicli delivered by the iimpeior tui till' |.'renl (or breakfast; (ton'te^Mpn,—l taw viaitud Brittany from a. use ..I* ibuy Iroiu with ita i;ihal*ltuiita. was luy duty to acquainted with part France whioli I hail not yet visi i d ; iiu.l it was jir .tifving to foe in: u> tinil nivaelf iho midst the ISroton people, who ...