... an opportunity of comparing their own arms and shill with those of other countries; and I am convinced the result will be to show that, as the British manufacturer is second to none in the fabrication of the arm itself, an the people of this country are ...

... uniform. Guards are to get under arms whenever there. The prisoner was taken before Mr. armed patties of volunteers, marchiug iii usual Trafford, at the New Bailey. He co:elm-test military order, approach their posts. To armed himself in such a violent manner ...

... power is the pressure of water from six-iueb main. New York sot without its Spurgeon. A very young preacher, the Uev. Henry Grattan Guinness, preaches every at the Opera House sinners only. Some 6,000 people heard him on last Sabbath. ■aid to have roost ...

... hi* companion, and killed *whelk Pulii wu a bold, violent, bad our Re al. el subject Teat tiers, hot br Tebr le s stalwart arm to the lured much, muse se by Garibaldi, always so to tharylo frkt • fit Richardson, at tli fed 'kerb rare of the murder of ...

... Dean Scales; John Nicholson, Ksq., The Hill; and Humphrey Senbo«*e, Lsq., Park, Loweswaler. —The names of officers of Rifle Corps at Egtemonl have been off ‘he approval of the l«rd Lieutenant, vis., Eh, , of Springfield, Captain; John Slirlmg. gentleman ...

... deliver his first lecture in England befpre the St, Jobp's Wood Literary and cilen~ific Society, at the Assembly Rooms, Eyre Arms, on, The Mysterious Personages and Agencies in France towards the End of the Eighteenth Century. 'The syllabus promises a ...

... nt compared with our total imports of raw cotton, but of itaelf is item to which great importance may be justly attached. Armed squadrons are never so effectual as the interests of mankind either for the purposes of good or evil ; and we can see the extended ...

... with less of foretopmest, and a area with arm end collarbone broken, named John Griffith's, of Llenelly. DAItTAIOU fil— Feb. 24. Put in—The Galatea, Pie), from Valencia 27 days forarders. The American barque John Henry, French, from Matanzas for Cowes, ...

... his respect for himself. Time was, and that not long ago, when half a scene of this sort would have compelled the Serjeant at-Arms to frustrate arrangements for coffee and pistols at Bagshot Heath, or other convenient homicidal locality. For less than a ...

... fire. arms had astonished them. With such arms, skilfully u used, invasion would be utterly hopeless. The Swiss Envoy proposed, England and the development of her military spirit. To this end, he said, only two things 3 were wanting-men and arms. The ...

... the church, fell and so injured arm, which had before been broken by a some- what similar accident, that she was obliged to be taken home. Dr. Pearson was in immediate attendance, and we are ylad to hear that though the arm has sust.ined fracture, it is ...

... by Kitson and Thompson, of Leeds, is completed, and eleven are said to be in hand, with 8-foot driving wheels. The Earl of Cardigan resigned the appointment of inspector-general of cavalry on Saturday, and Major-General Lawrenson entered upon the duties ...