... 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 ...

... schoolboy hot-headedness. The two sulerior ?? of cavalry sent out as first and second in corn. mand were Lords Iucan and Cardigan, who were well known to ba on bad ternms wvith each other. Lord Lucan had been for many years Out of harness, and was un ...

... schoolboy hotheadedness. The two superior officers of cavalry sent out as first and second in coni- mand were Lords Lucan and Cardigan, who were well known to be on bad terms with each other. Lord Lucan had been for many years out of harness, and was unacquainted ...

... 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) ...

... 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 ...

... Castle-yard down Parliament-street, and over Grattan Bridge into Capel-street. At this time most of the men wore their badges, a narrow band of coarse linen, stamped with the letters V.R.,' and fastened to the arm by means of a buckle. They thus attracted ...

... numbers were:- John Holms ?? 6,968 ; Sir C. Reed ?? 6,893 ; Lieut. W. J. Gill ?? 6.3o. The election being declared void, Sir Charles Reed retired, and Mr. Fawcett was adopted as the second Liberal candidate, the result of the poll being -John Holms ?? 10 ...

... wasted, and that -another restoration will be necessary during the lifetime of men now in tile flesh.' Mr. Morley and John Stuart Mill, by John Morley, M.P., who says :- 'Jus' irnst excuse ine if I decline to wander into general controversy. Let as stick to ...

... at 8.3o, THE DENIIAMS. Mr. Arthur Cecil. Mr. IJ. 13. Conway, Mr. Edward Pfice,and Mr. John Clayton; Miss ilarion Terry, Alist Lydia Foote, Aliss Notreys, andl Mrs. John Wood. Preceded by GOOD GRACIOUS I CRITERION THEATRE. (Sole Lessee and Manager, Mr. CHARLES ...

... R. B. F. Elrington, Vicar of Lower Brixham, Devon, at the Craven Arms Iiotel, Coventry, aged 29, March 23. VAUGHAN, Sara, widow of Colonel, goth Light Infantry, at Llangoedlmore, Cardigan. March 21. Births as i Dmatlts are anlnougnee in the PALL MALL G ...

... not regulate their lives by the stern self-restraint of the teaching of St. John the Baptist were not fit to receive that of Chriit. The Bishop of Rochester, preaching at St. John's Church, Claphan-rise, yesterday morning on faith and morals from the text ...