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... given up to Aireys, Cardigans, and Andrew Smiths, and Sir Charles Woods, if it is employed in drawing gunboats out of the water where they can't be got at, we had better keep our money in our pockets, and trust to oar own wits, arms, and pluck to protect ...
... departments of the Stock Exchange, notwithstanding the couthtued Inactivity of business. Cassels have run per cent., and are arm at the advance. Ail the principal Britiall railway stocks have inapromxl.partkularty Lancashire and Yorkshire. The upward movement ...
... auctioneer's Lady Franklin is staffing in Landah Canada West. lady Havelock is at prevent staying at Ben Rhyiking, Yorkshire.. Mr. John Hardy, a proprietor of the Low Moor iron Works, is the Conservative candidate for Dui!Loath. A three days' convention of s ...
... It is proposed to construct a line of railway from the intended Manchester and Milford Railway, near Sc:castle-Emlyn, to Cardigan, Newport, Fishgnard, and Milford. The line would be forty miLia in length, and eo2t about £lO,OOO per mile. The students ...
... enfants de troupe, who have reached the age of fourteen, and belong to the regiments of Grenadiers of the Guard, have just been armed with muskets. These boys are, it is said, to form a company commanded by the youngest officers of the army, as a Guard for ...
... are the result of the deliberations of a committee of officers, of which Sir T. Brotherton, Sir A. Clifton, Lords Lucas and Cardigan, General Lawrenson, and Sir William Russell were members. We understand that, among other changes, the present Light Dragoon ...
... the Confederate States, or that we hastened to recognise them as • belligerent Power in order that we might supply them with arms, or share with them the profit of captured merchantmen. The reasons advanced by the Northerners to justify their indignation ...
... such intermj&llers as traitors, and to arrest and confine them. This is just as if our Government had arrested Erskine, or Grattan, or Plunket, or Mackintosh, or benman, or Brougham, because they were willing to defend men accused of treason, libel, or ...
... Camborna, Cornwall, hardware dealer. Wane., John. Manchester, mechanic . Faulkner, Thomas John. Manchester, surgeon-dentist. Dickers, George, Derby. dentist. Hint, William, Huddersfield, hay dealer. Green, John, Huddersfield, joiner. Clayton. Thomas, H ...
... of the most eloquent deputies in the Italian Parliament, received wounds in the breast, arms, and so that he has to walk with crutches, and cannot use his left arm. Perhaps, when Garibaldi proposed his toast to the Italian martyrs, he had not quite remembered ...
... April at Bt. Jobe e, Orford Squire, Hyde Pb,or by the. Bev. W. Sparrow Simpron, Mier Oases St Paul's, John Quartley Hatton,Bet, 'Adore Fink It. John's Wood. to Eleanor, only daughter of the MN William Hetherington, Esq., Connaught Tamen, Hyde On the 25th ...
... THE NEWS BUDGET. The Battle of Balaclava and the .earl of Cardigan.—Thu Earl at Cardigan has re-open.d the wholr quas;ion of his conduct at the battle of dal Alava. in the Court of Queen's Bench on Tinued6y a motion -Le made in his behalf for a rule for ...