... tbo Plover, amputation ol right arm, invalided ; sent home by packet. John Johns, A.8., tbe Plover, Io3S of left eye, invalided; convalescent. William Padin, private, Royal Marines, the Plover, amputa- tion of right arm, invalided; sloughing, {jcneral ...

... WALES CIRCUIT. Cardigan, March 3. (Before Mr. Justice Hy. L.) DAVIS V. DAVIB. This was an issue sent down by the Court of Probate and divorce, to be beard before a special jury. The petitioner *as Mrs. Jane Davis and the respondent Mr. John Davis, a *armor ...

... Ralph' Darling, the Right Hon. Sir John Dodson, Sir Thomas Manscll, Sir William Peel, Sir Tb Hawker, Sir Frederick Ashw-rth, Sir Charles Felix SeiiSt'i. Sir Henry Willock, Sir George Rich, the Hon Edward Butler, Sir John Potter, Sir \\ ?? Reed, Sii Randolph ...

... from Madras; tne Adelald-, from Waterford ; the Brazilian, brig, from no-th for wort- ward. Sailod, the Sir John Bae Beid. The Edmond-bury, armed here from Madras, reports having been becalmed 12 days in Ut.i** . long. 2. W, and experienced very heavy ...

... Curzon, Lady St. John Mil. linn Upton Smart Wort ley, Mrs. William Hamilton, Mrs. Klizabetli Ucathcotc, Mrs. Colvile, Mrs. Alfred Count.— Baptiste Mctaxa. Coustess.— Haptiste Metaxa. | ieor-jino dt* ILigen. , Francis K. Scott, John Nccld, John ■l Piuiconibe ...

... Richard Cunt, Frederick Dyron, Mr. lrhy, XV. 11. B. Portman, M.l. Bakoxkts. — John B. Johnstone, M.l., Charles Locock, John F. Davis, K. C.l., John Hall, John Uamsden, John Gibbons, Hen r y Stracey, Robert Peel, James Butler East, ?? William ...

... him in the ribs under the left arm. The prisoner came at him a second time, ond he then caught hold of bis arm. Witness called out that the prisoner had stabbed him, and Patsey M 'Car thy came up and took hold of his arm. In the scuffle the knifo entered ...

... The Health of General Sir John Burgojne, and The j Right Hon. Sir John Pakington, the First Lord of the Admiralty. j General Sir John Burgoyne baying briefly acknowledged Ihe toast on behalf of the army, { Sir John Pakington, whose rising to return ...

... Vane, William s ott, Hei i , ?? . ijerard, John Wolselcy, J. Heron Maxwell. Andrics Stocken- strom. Sias.— James South, William G. Armstrong I'homas Moncreine, Kenneth Mackenzie, Peter Falrbairn, John ID.re, John Acton. Qubbn's CouHast.— Butt, M.P., Fleming ...

... to her being the con- stant associate of thieves. The prisoners say they are mar- ried. (They now carried infants in their arms, although they wero without such encumbrances at the time of the robbery.) I have not seen their husbands. — By Mr. Beard : ...

... proprietor, disciple of John Bright, teetotaller and preacher. Cambridgeshire. — lt is now, we hear, settled that no oppo itioa is to be offered to the re-election of the Hon. Eliot Yorke, Mr. Edward Ball, and Mr. 11. J. Adeane. Cardigan (Borough). — Mr. Louis ...

... preparations worthy of the occasion were advanced, and the quiet and regular procession of national defensive arming was taking its proper course. Lord John Russell, however, aud Lord Palmerston, must get into office, and the quietude of preparation was put aside ...