... to warrant the appointment of Lord Cardigan to the Colonelcy of the sth Dragoons and of General Ashburnham, late of the Sutlej campaigns, late of China late of Calcutta, to the Colonelcy of the 82ud Foot. Lord Cardigan's services are world-famous. They ...

... eventually fatal, injuries to two others. It appears that about 8 o'clock three men, named John Brightman, a painter, of 6, Haveraford-terrace, Caledonian-road; John Malony, Hopkins-street, St. James's, labourer ; and Charles Henry Cooper, a painter, of ...

... of age, named John Scott, was tried tor going out of the State md returning thereto, coutrary to law. and sentenced to pay a due ot 20 dollars and costs of suit; and in default thereof to be sold as a slave. The fine was not paid, and John Scott has been ...

... resolution was adopted unanimously. William Corwen, Esq., moved, That a comtniUce, consisting of Mr. John Elliot, Mr. J. Gambles, .'ir. li. Hubinaon, and Mr. John Key, unpointed to collect subscriptions this parish.” had no doubt of their getting men, but they ...

... Charles's career which Clarendon, Hume, and his partisans generally have always misstated, and which now, for the first time, Mr. John Fonter, in • noble book, The Arrot of the Five Members, has presented in its true light. From the Journal kept by D'Ewes, and ...

... Macrorie, Mr. John Davies 8 lallcross.of Liverpool, to Jane, daughter of the lat-c John Brimeio.v, E-q., of Deane. Same day and place, by the Rev W. B. Ranker, Mr. Joseph Pimbie.tto Mias Jane Winstanley, both of Westhoughton. S ime day, at St. John’s Church ...

... winding yarns, therein was to consulted is repealing or in any way ! has recently absconded with £240,000. Dated April 10, 1860; John Platt, of Oldham, mealtering the pld act. The preamble of the old aet It proimed construct a between . ckanical g»»eer, for ...

... warrant the appoint- ment of Lord Cardigan to tbe Colonelcy of the sth Dragoons, and of General Ashburnham, late of the Sutlej campaigns, late of China, late of Calcutta, to the Colonelcy ofthe 82d Foot. Lord Cardigan's services are world-famous. They ...

... surgeon; John Birch, gent., to be assistant-surgeon ; Captain Robert Adeane Barlow, to be major; Robert Bankes Lavery, Esq., to be captain ; Johri Fishwick Leeming, gent., to be lieutenant; John Weston, gent., to be lieutenant; Charles John Edwin Souchay ...

... recognise him; and the same way, John Bright the House of Commons is scarcely to be identified with John Bright of Manchester the demi-god of the Lancashire Reformers' Union. It is always easy to know beforehand what John Bright is going to say; it the ...

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

... at a church in a French province recently fell, and killed a young woman who was attending divine service. The Rev. Henry Grattan Guinness has commenced to preach In New York, where he has created great excitement. The Music-hall In which he preaches was ...