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... SECOND EDITION OF FRIDAY, Ir is understood that the Council of In l1h are not at present lenders of money. -THt; 24th Regiment is to be removed ir mn Aldershot to Queenstown, and will beemibdked in the Himaiaya.,;- 11 is now considered certain that none of the passengers and crew of the Blervie'Ctastle were saved. A collision is deemed the probable cause of the disaster. 'TaE Herald of the ...
... SECOND) EDITION. THIS DAY'S NEWS. [11 Y A N ETIC ?? E LT F. G R A P I5.] .VEIVS-LET'lERl OFFICE, Thursday, One o'clock p.m. THE SERIOUS RIOT AT ALDERSHIOTT CAMP, After much wranglhqiti and some fighting between the 24th and the militiamen, in which the latter were forced to retreat, their opponents being six to one, a cry was raised that the inilitialhad gone for their rifles, There was no ...
... ADDRESS TO CAPTAIN, MOCLINTOCK, R.N. Ox Tuesday, a large and influential useeting of metn- bers of the nobility, ladies, and gentlemen, assemr bled in the Round Room of the Mansion House. The body of the spacious apartment wats crowded, as were also tbegalleries. Amongst thlose assembled were:- The Right Hon. Lord Talbot de Ilalahide, the Rtiglit Hon. Lord Gough, the Right Hon. Baron Greene, ...
... It A I L Ty A Y T I Al E - T A 13 L E. ITa.u~ss will leave for the underimentioned places, 3 from and to 13ellhst, on weekl day, at tdih follo-ing :hours: From 13elftlst. Tiijr'1o 13elfast. 0 C30 /OU; 2, 4 Jo po Antrim 7 6 7 n; 2 40 8 inn; 12 II; 4 3C pill;! Aninaghmo re 2..C ilt 121; 1 S;Cr-I 7 15 pill 7 1) pmn i, 7 tot; 12 n, 1 30, Arimagh 721,, s :tJ tiln, 12 n ' 15 p;l :1 51 ' i1l , I9 30 ...
... HONORARY REWARD-RESCUE OF THE CRfEW OF THE SI'R C. NAPIER, OF SUNDERLAND. -r - uei..' b--. fT +rnnrrhl t.h R.-Irn f ^f 0 l rd. I . -V - a- Her Majesty's Government, through the Board of Trade, d have presented a sextant to Captain Barton, and a telescope a to Mr. Thompson, the second casts of the ship Melanie, of E Coringa, for the gallantry they exhibited in rescuing the crew from oil the ...
... On Wednesday evening the mournful intelli- gence was received, in Cardiff, by telegraph, that this most noble lady had died suddenly at Edin- burgh. Those who remember that the late Marquis died suddenly, and also that Lord James Stuart, his Lordship's brother, was in an equally unexpected manner visited by death, will feel how painful must these visitations be to the distin- guished family ...
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... I NAVAIL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. I The Aemstrong guns intended for China were tried ?? at Woolwich, and their strength wits consi- derod quite zatiSfaetory. The Adelaide transport, and the Eir.William Feel, te shipping a powerful supply of war materials for chimi, and other transports have beeta ohartered for the rco purpose from the lst January. The arsenal at Woolwich is to be guarded as ...
... ) In cs)nnection'with the forty-seventh anniversary up- the of the Halifax and Bradford District Auxiliary to the Wea- gone ive, leyan Missionary Society, sermons were preached on Sunday Bur end last in Kirkiiate chapel, Bradford, by the Rev. Dr. Hannah, POP for of Ddidebury, and the Rev. Dr. Dixon; and in the new~ infin ?ere chpl annhm ?? on Rhodes, of Black. Clrii burn, and the Rev. Dr. ...
... T HuE ScOTc0R RAILWAY AMALGiAATIONJ - QYXRSTIN.l n A Special meeting of the Merchant Company wv A held on 'O Friday, in Edinbirgh, for the purpose of considerin a i motion, of which notice had been given by Mr. Josiah Livingston, to the following effect:- That a special cam h mittee be appointed for the purpose of co-operating with other le | public bodies in concerting . and carrying out the ...
... TfEE LATE FIE A.TD LOSS OF F0 T LI VES AT W.ES 7IVS TER. I | Yesterday afternoon FMr. Bedford, the coroner, resumed the inquiry relative to the above melancholy affair. As on the former day, the inquest-roomwas crowded. Previous to the reopening of the court, as there had been complaints made, through 1r. Rogers, the vestry clerk of St. Marga- ret's, respecting the parish engine not having ...
... LONVDON GENERAL PORTERS' BEsv r LENTS .SsocdlJo. I A pulblic meeting to explain the objects of ?? ciation, and for the enrolmeunt of new mnembers ask last evening in the Lower-hall Exeter-hall, whonthe c was taken by Mr. Alderman ehebi. It was announced in the notice calling themeetin, the objects of the association are to grant perttons ilt or permanently disabled porters (being memb ies h ...