... Houv.? of Commons i, Sir Charles M. Burrel, the member for New Shoreham, who is in his 85th year. Lord Palmerston is 75 ; Lord John Russell, 1:7 : Mr. Pisraeli, 51: Mr. Cobden. : and 'Mr. Bright, Lord Campbell is the oldest judge upon the English bench. He ...

... beating over | | her, t here is not a very sanguine expectation as to the} resnlt. Abont the same time on Friday morning, in! ‘Cardigan Bay, a 2,000-ton ship, called “the Britannia, | Captain Puttin, belonging to Bath, in the United States, | Was cast ashore ...

... regiment to Lord Cardigan. We defy then Horse Guards to make a third choice of the nature of i these two. Beyond the pair, the gemini, it is impossible to go in that direction. The twin merit is indeed most re- markable. As Cardigan rode from Balaklava ...

... to be res nt to Sir John was a shield compo: dof solid old nd mother he was visited by his brother and sister ; on Thursday to leave thee here, Fanny: | ‘ant to see an old friend who is tsmouth, relative to the papers which Henry John H atch, on a charge ...

... succeeded in gain- ing the land, but the remaiding six were lost. The names of the deceased persons are— Dominick Pres- ton, John Gawley, Patt Preston, Dominick Doherty, Thomas M'Donnell, and Thomas Preston. The bodies of two of them were driven ashore ...

... English artillery in China, has arrived in Paris on a special mission. His stay will be very short. DEATH OF LORD JOHN SOOTT.—Lord John Douglas Montagu Scott died on Tuesday at his seat, Canerton Lodge, near Rugby. The deceased Lord was second sou of ...

... the stone in which itworked. One of lils arms was-also nearly severed from his body, FATAL BuRNING.-On Tuesday Mr. T. Wakley held an inquest at the Silver Cup Tavern, Cromer-street, St. Pancras, upon Mr. John Thaine, aged 58, a draper and an old and much ...

... A GO-AHEAD ENGINEER. Mr. T. H. Grattan, his recently-published and valuable work, Civilized America, gives the following example of the excitement attendant on a traveller in the United States The remarkable coolness of the engineer Is certainly worth ...

... for him. The lady has property in her owu right amounting to £100,000.— Kenlisk Observer. Wreck of a Larob Ambkican Ship n Cardigan Bat. — Gallant Lifeboat Services.— Barmouth, Dec. 31. — 1 have much pleasure in reporting the additional valuable services ...

... Mr. S. W. Knox, solicitor, and enjoyed the respect of all who knew him.-2Vorthern Whig. WRECK OF A LARGE AMERICAN SHIP IN CARDIGAN BAY.—GALLANT LIFEBOAT SERVICES.—BARMOUTH, DEC. 31.—1 have much pleasure in reporting the additional valuable services yesterday ...

... Jeejeebhoy. The Earl of Carlisle. W. P. Frith, Esq., R.A. Lord Brougham. John Gibson, Esq., R.A. Baron Brunnow. I. K. Brunel, Esq., C.E. The late Lord Lyons. Paul Morphy, Esq. Gen, Sir John Burgoyne. J. B. Gough, Esq. - Gen. Sir H. Smith, G.C.B. Samuel Phelps ...

... unprotected state of Cardigan Bay. The writer remarks that, as tbe French landed once at Fishguard, who knows but that this part of the country may be the scene of their next operations .? If they do land in any part of Cardigan Bay, they could plunder ...