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

... Doherty, John Dignan, Kdward Doyle. Samuel Davis, John Gray, Thomas Wilson. Regiment of Foot?Kitted: Privates James Wesley, Thomas Wyatt. Wouuded: Privates John Langley, James Riton, G. Young. Regiment Foot?Wounded: Privates Robert Hrogan, John Kay. Regiment ...

... Rowland, Joseph ll, John Smith, Henry Stagg, William Sell (since dead), Thomas Simons, Hen Roote, John Showler, Jas. ia ward Stokes, John Sullivan, Edward Suttell, John Thorp, William Tadd, John Twisse!l, John ...

... with many of his late companions in arms. As many of his friends as were able, joined the melancholy corfége, among whom were Lord Guernsey, the Rev. S.G. Osborne, Captain Clifton (A.D.C. to the Duke), Mr. Grattan, formerly of his regi- ment; Mr. Lane ...

... CONDENSED INTELLIGENCE. The Earl of Cardigan, it is said, will be the new Inspector-General of Cavalry. Baron Yon Usedom left England on Saturday last. The Duke of Cambridge arrived at his residence in St. James's Palace about half-past six o'clock on ...

... youngest son of the Right Hon. John Calcraft, and brother to Mr. Calcraft (late M.P. for Wareham), who married the Duke of Manchester's sister.— Mr. Pryse Loveden, M.P., who has been for many years the representative of the Cardigan district boroughs, died on ...

... VIENNA. uesda shortly after seven o'clock, Lord John Kussell left his residence in Chesham-place, for the purpose of proceeding on his diplomatic mission to Vienna. j rdsni P was accompanied by Lady John Russell and his two daughters. At eight o'clock ...

... regret and admiration for their late distinguished colleague in that house. LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Mr. Hayter then moved for anew writ for the City of London, the room of Lord John Russell, who had accepted the office of Secretary for the Colonies. Sir J. Pakington ...

... —Mr. Roebuck appeared at the bar with a message from the Commons, requesting that H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge, the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl of Lucan, and Lord Hardinge be permitted to attend and give evidence before the Crimean Army Committee. Agreed ...

... landing them at Old Fort. The Light Dragoons did little till the glorious battle of Balaklava. The men on that morning were under arms two hours before daybreak, but the light cavalry did not engage till about 11 o'clock. Gosman charged with his regiment towards ...

... courteously acknowledged the recognition of the Ambassadress and several other persons, and then taking Prince Albert's offered arm, proceeded, amid a perfect tumult of cheering, in the direction of the hotel; the Emperor walking by the side of Prince Albert ...

... Upwards of were invited, and among the guests were the Bishop of London, Lord Chief Justice Campbell, Sir John Burgoyne, the Earl of Cardigan, and other distinguished persons—besides the principal dignitaries of the London Corporation, the Provost of ...