... for the night on the left bank of the Bulganac, the former having previously supported the advance of part of the Earl of Cardigan's brigade of Light Cavalry,which had the effect of inducing the enemy to move up a large body of Dragoons and Cosaacks, with ...

... their Lordships that at the commencement of the war a special lorm of prayer was appointed, asking tho Divine blessing on our arms; and while honouring the motives which prompted the noble duke’s question, he confessed ho thought that, under existing ci ...

... Lord John, and his suggestion respecting the two questions, Mr. Gladstone remarked that Lord Aberdeen and his colleagues had not the means of ascertaining the distinctions between the two questions in Lord John’s mind. He thought that Lord John Russell ...

... road, one down the road. When the intended victim reaches point between the two armed men who have been planted * to keep good look-out, he is met faca to face by a ruffian armed with a * revolver.* Perhaps whistle or some other signal gives the victim a ...

... M. Lord Raglan and Lieu-Genend Sir John F. Burgoyno, G.C.B. Tho Earl of Cardigan has now succeeded his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge as Inspector-General of Cavalry of the United Kingdom. the death of Sir John Keane, and of tho Rev. Dr. Parkes, ...

... Williams was ordered to pay fine of 6d. and 12s. costa. K. Cbambre Vaughan. Esq. gave Mr. Williams most excellent character. John Dulson, lath-cleaver, from Duddlcston Heath, appeared to summons for drunkenness. There being old account of 11a. Bd. against ...

... education should preserved, and that the instruction should founded upon a religious basis. He took a different view from Sir John of the comparative merits of English and foreign systems, and deprecated the embarking in new kind of education. With reipcct ...

... the police. Relic ok the Irish Parliament. —Accounts have reached town of the death Mr. John M’Ciiutock, of Drumcar, in the countv Louth, and formerly Serjeant at Arms in the Irish House Commons, for the loss of which office had been in receipt of a pension ...

... policeman had seen him riding for a considerable distance in the road. Fined 2s. with Bs. costs, John Roberts appeared to answer a charge preferred against him Mr. John Redfern, Gamekeeper, Colonel Biddulph, for trespassing on the lands of his mas\ ter in the ...

... Messrs. Joseph Clark, John Clark, James Jackson, J. P. Hughes, (vice president) T. Painter, R. W. Johnson, Edward Griffith, Bnckton, Williams, Scotchcr, C. J. Craven, E. L. Davenport, Smith. ley wood, John Evans, (oooper.) Stephenson, John J. Haugbtou, D. Hague ...

... Carmarthen and Cardigan line, he wonld ask whether they would lose another session before securing for tho Vale of Towy Railway and town Llandovery the vast benefits of being ou the line Llanidloes. If a line should ba made from Cardigan to any other place ...

... endeavoars. I think it right say that on going over the town lands the greatest improvement have in Dremeow, where John M'Carroll and John West are most energetic. (Cheers.) In Legnamorry, Alexander is a pattern of industry. The O'Neills, in Ballymacaldrick ...