... Light Cavalry Brigade, under Lord Cardigan ; the Scots Greys (not yet an ived here), 4th Dragoon Guards, sth Dragoon Guards, 6th Dragoons, making the heavy Cavalry Brigade, under Brigadier-General Scarlett. Sir John Burgoyne may be presumed to control ...

... afford cover against advance the even steep slope of the hill. On the right, and little retired, was powerful covered battery, armed with heavy guns, which flanked the whole of the right of the position. Artillery, at the same time, was posted at the points ...

... 'Problem they had to hoe ? It was bow to reconcile Imperial unity with diversity of legislatioa. That was not impossible, for Grattan demanded the severance of the Parliaments, with a view to the coutinued sad everlasting unity of the Empire. Other countries ...

... Disraeli sad Mrs Disraeli are in London from Perin Tito Earl of Aberdeen and one of his sons are on a visit to Sir Jamas Grattan at Netherby. A project is on foot for constructing a railway from Durham direct to London. A report of the death of t►e Catholic ...

... was killed by the first that fired, an he rode in w hittler of the litmus. cheering them on. Lord slightly wonnileil. Lord Cardigan received • lance thtuat through his clothe*. )ATTAIN DISTIL Nolan, who brought the order, dead. The first shell that burst ...

... compared to last year will be about _buying we end up on Christmas CIOMPONENT training school with N e ,„„ agent, 681 street, Arm do not get the ' old-fashioned ' hot sum- rive wit h_everything but ourselves under tw i_ o per cent. Comparisons are interest- ...

... Jacob Bright. M.P. ; Mr John Miller, M.l'. Professor Manion ; Professor Caldeewood Rev. Dr Wallace. TIM RAILWAY. A collision took place on the Caleennian Railway, at Greenloaning Station, on Tuesday, whereby • plant named John Anderson, residing in Dundee ...

... and the flintily are in great distress. LA CLAIM FOR SALV. , IO6 ACA'S:IT A PERTH OWNER. —At the Admiralty Court, John Lang sued John l'itblado, of Perth, for 1200 salvage on the Volunteer fishing schooner, which was picked up near Lowestoft - having ...

... places for the benefit of rhe troop> abroad. Among others -the fallowing i-nslkutnotvi have received grants of clothing —St John’s Ambulance Association, Red Cross Society, The Xavy League, Naval and Military Hospitals and Territorial Hospitals. Special ...

... half 1 j*' 0 ' IDm* kchool, and which takes gjiptyj,, Sidney Burnett, Uerrvliill j during the closing school week, Poulin arm. has received from his r usual this week and proved h die magnificent total 45.850 i in former years red-letter day. For Thi> ...

... southward direction when he had the misfortune to knock over a boy of eight years. The driver was in way to blame. The boy, John Myles, was walking down King Street with his father and made to cross the road in the rear of his mother and sister. Owning ...

... Mathwe; Robedson. 8 Tresses howl.. smote: 1 John Melberg; 2 Robert Rost; I W.d•ida. Asters. globe or quill.: John Mothers. Ante's, petalled: 1 J.,110 Mather.; 1 D. Brown. 6 1 ',La 9 Corti. 6 sedges John Meths,.. 1 Button- hole boos,. : 1 and 1 Robs Rost. ...