... ng the bodies of officers of the Embassy- executed, 4; Possessing property of the Embassy-executed, 4; released, 4. Being armed within five miles of the camp-executed, 6 ; released, i 5. Attacking escorts with the view of releasing prisoners--executed ...

... Latham (L), Mr. V. K. Armitage (L). DEVONSHIRE, EAST.-Sir John Kennaway IC), Lieut. -Col. Stirling (L), Lieut. -Col. Walrond (C). LINCOLNSHIRE, SOUTH.-Sir William E. Welby-Gregory (C), Mr. John Compton Lawrence, Q.C. (C), Mr. Charles Sharpe (L). LoUTI-I ...

... Hairisson, retired a pension. 25th oot—Tbe proper designation Captain J. F. C. is John Frederick Curtis-Hay ward, and not previouslj stated. 27th Foot—Lieutenant John Cave Bayly to be captain, vic« A. Hales, promoted. 29tli!Foot—Second Lieutenant A. ...

... the smack Catherine, of Cardigan, and the brigantine Osnabriek, of Papenburg, Hanover, which were in distress off Fishguard during a strong gale from the N.N.E. The special thanks of the institution were also voted to Captain John Hodge and Mr. T. B. Williams ...

... Land League; T. D. Sullivan, M.P., John Dillon, M.P., Joseph Gillis Biggar, M.P., Michael O'Sullivan assistant-secietary of the Land League; Michael Boyton, Patrick Joseph Gordon,Matthew Harris, John W. Mally, John W. Welsh, and P. J. Sheridan. They had ...

... Fenians in England. It is very cleverly got up, and mighty preparations are made in all direc- tions to prevent any seizure of arms or amuni- tion at any store where these are deposited. All the volunteer corps have been z'arned, and in many instances telegrams ...

... the sea, together with the precedent of certain worthy citizens of London heretofore exercising in arms. Accordingly leave was given to practise arms anti to choose such officers as they thought fit. There was some legal trouble between this new body ...

... YMetrop;olitan Police, assembled at King-street Station, Westminster, on Tuesday night, in order to witness the presentation to Mr. John Silk, late con- stable in attendance at the library of the Honse of Lords, of a gold-mounted Malacca cane, on his retire. ment ...

... the Harcourt Arms; Mr J. John Lynes, of the White Hart Inn, Corn Market-street; Mr Nathaniel Payne, of the Royal Blenheim, Little Clarendon-street ; Mr Stephen Pedell, the Eagle; Mr Thomas Edwin Powvel, Old Dog Tray ; Mr Jos. Sims, Cardigan-street; Mr Albert ...

... Thomas Charles (S. Essex) ?? .. 67 L Baring, Viscount (Winchester) ?? 122 C Barne, F. St. John N. (E. Suffolk) ?? 70 L Barises, Alfred (E. Derbyshire) . oS L Barran, John (Leeds). 266 HRBarry, ) ohn (Wexford county) . . o6 C Barttelot, Sir Walter B. (W. Sussex) ...

... IRELAND. II Is p n 0. a 'I a, ( C h p p - Theee incluac 269 cases of ?? letiers, 17 robbery ot arms, 14 firin8 iato dwelling.houses, 52 iacendlary zrea, 3evea g at tha pon, aad tvo ?? snurderg. le Es morring tlte death ?? P. ShuldamXlet, tn D.D., ex-pretndent ...

... son sends the lively report from one of our public schools that three fellows have smashed their shoulder-blhdes and one his arm at football this term, complains that football is compulsory at all the schools, and any interference on! thie part of a parent ...