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... there was a great body of horse moving rapidly, whose trumpets had attracted his attention. But they were Prussians. They were covering a couple of batteries which went at a rattling pace over the ground, halted, unlimbered, and opened fire on a sort of ...
... visiting the Countess of Carlisle at Castle Howard, Yorkshire. The Marchioness of Exeter, we are happy to learn, is greatly improved in health. The Marquis and Marchioness of Drogheda have arrived at Claridge': Hotel from Ireland. The Earl and Countess of Wilton ...
... and th present incumbent, S. Creyke, recently apointed to a Canonry at A . POLICE. ksh.; Ifarlb orough -- .stre e t this day James Whiting : a dressed young man, was charged with diamond ring from a young girl about five It appeared that they entered into ...
... on Steel, and a Wood-cut, By GEORGE ,CRUIKSHANK. Adventure with Theodore A Sketch. By the Countess Hook. By Lord-Wilham Harriette D'Orsay. Lennox. Sonnet, written in a fly-leaf Blue Stockings. By Miss of Isaac Walton. By C. S. Pardee. ...
... description are regularly made on the arrival of a train at any points where the slightest danger can be anticipated, and every precaution is taken to ensure the safety of the passengers. A correspondent of a Morning Paper (the Past) complains that on arriving ...
... of Count Danremont's services during the expedition of th e Duke of A.ngouleme into Sp a i n , made him a Knight of the Order of St. Anne of the first class. Since 1 830 he has been promoted to the rank of Lieutenant-General. Baron Feutrier has been continually ...
... point of sitting down to dinner with merely a change of clothes in our hands, and went off t) a place about 10 miles distant, where our eldest son had the care of a'small fort. We arrived there late at night with a couple ef very frightened friends, whom ...
... sustained, besides a fracture of the skull, a broken arm, and a dislocation of the collar bone, with other injuries. He was placed on a shutter in a perfectly insensible condition, and removed as quickly as possible to the Charing-cross ...
... Satisfy . a man, or a body preparation is otherwise valuable: ___. • • of men that a sound beat- taken u. NORTH UNION. ingonust be the.peaalty of a certain course of miscon- s o l f i er duet, is a lesson just as va l ua bl e as the actual ...
... i se d b y a marked amenity in his deportment and a winning affability in conversation. Upon the parapets of the tower overlooking Zettinie the writer observed a striking testimony of the lack of refinement among the Montenegrini, namely, a multitude of ...
... Hawkins, of No. 48, Portland-place, gave a sp l endid breakfast on the occasion, which was attended by a very n umerous circle of th e f as hio na bl e world; after whi c h the Earl and Countess of Kintore left London in a p ostchaise and four for the Star and ...
... and the provinces —a success which but few artists obtain even in a life-time. He has lately completed a seven years' apprenticeship before the public :—it was, we find, on the 23d of October, 18.52, that the unknown Woodin opened a Carpet Bag at the ...