... Indus to Kurrachee. Enfield rifles have just been issued to ten more native regiments; this leaves only six regiments still armed with the old weapon. THE EUPHRATES VALLEY RAILWAY. The report of the Select Committee appointed to examine and report upon ...

... al the Duke de Saldanba, and Adoline Louise Maria, Countess of Cardigan, daughter of the late, Mr. Spencer and Lady Louise de Horsey, and widow of Lieutorant-Genacal the Earl of Cardigan, who died March 27, 1668. The bride was given away by her brother ...

... adventurers, chiefly recruited from among the discharged officers of the Peruvian army. These, amply provided with money and arms, conceived the bold design of carrying off President Pardo from his summer residence at Chorillos. Fortunately the plan was ...

... Professor Caley, Professor Humphry, Professor Kennedy, Professor Stoke, Professor Newton, Dean Merivale, the Masters of St. John's, Trinity, Clare, Pembroke, St. Catherine's, King's, and others. It was resolved that the memorial should take the form of ...

... ere Mr. Thirlsall (the Bishop's nephew) and other members of his family, the Archdeacon of Carmrnarthen, the Archdeacon of Cardigan, the Archdeacon of St. David's, Archdeacon Harrison, Dr. Vaughan, Professor Perowne, Mr. Beres- ford Hore, M.P,, Mr. M. Powell ...

... von Oppen, manager of Colt's Patent Fire-arms Manufacturing Company, was summoned on six summonses, alleging the sale and the possession for 'sale, at the Company's premises in Pall-mall, of unproved fire-arms. The summons for selling was withdrawn, on ...

... Kate i ~ 1'?t ?? Waiters, Cioely Ricbards, ?? Pearce, end SopRhie LarmE. GAIETYTHEATRE, STRAND. Solo Lesse and Msnager, Mr. John Hotlibgalhead. Tmcs Evauwd, at 7.10 Operetta.-At 8, HAPPY FAMT1IY. Mr. Taylor and Mrs. Lelgh.-At 9, ISLAND OF BACHELORS. Misses ...

... before the jury of celibates, obserring all t the formalities indicated in the will of the fonnder, and then retiring arm-in-arm 'ail i M Madame DiSRABELI, amid the acclasnations of 6t crowd. No one proposes to inscribe the DIa of good rich men in ...

... army will number about i,2co,cco men, all born between December, 1835, and December, i846, and will comprise troops of all arms. In the first instance, however, the Government wtill devote its attention to the formation of the infantry regiments, of which ...

... Band of u soots Ftseilier Goarda, J. P Clarke. Conductor, Signor A&DITI. GAIETY THEATEE, fiT.RN. Sole },sene and Manager, Mr. John Bollingshead. Tinetvwece, at 7 .15,'6SOD AGIAIN.-At 8, BIJLI, DY TtE t'amsn LIgb well, &e.-_Aot 9.80, LTcTaLnE ~ObN C4AMI DR ...

... English sympathy and recognition, and I venture to think that the words of Grattan may be partially realised, viz., that an alliance of liberty will make both countries one arm and one soul, replenishing from time to time, in their immortal connection ...

... :d eousewience of tj tha Sheffleld Dog Tear 'eut was clouded by n .age and disappointment hec threw hlimself into the I arms of the party he had vehemently opposed S during his best days. It wrould, howvever, be d 3absurd to ignore that wfhet Glermans ...