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... French allies. Never before in any war Wag so much accomplished within two short months as has been achieved by the united arms of France and England. Within that brief period we have witnessed the successful landing of a largo army in an enemy's country ...
... found immediately below the Lower Jetty at Footdoe, close to the water's etlge. The body was lying on its back, one of the arms across the breast. It was carried to the watch house, where a post rnortern examination was made, and where it will still lie ...
... in adaptation, though we have observed at Berwick and previous shows some interesting experimental articles exhibited by Sir John T. Ord, who has long turned his attention to the subject. What seems to be wanted is a report upon the general arrangement ...
... completed her twelfth year, the scholars attending the Episcopal School were entertained, oa Thursday week, to dinner in Mr John Kinnear's hall, which wee prepared for the occasion, being elegantly decorated, empanneled, and covered with evergreens—surmounted ...
... Inkermann are admirably situate, and two reilonbta will soon be erected on the bill which commands them. Those batteries are to be armed with four lu.inch mortars and twelve 32.ponndere. This position is to be defended by the French, and the two redoubts by the ...
... at Malta brie been already summered, it is expected, remain there for some time fur the benefit of his health. The Earl of Cardigan has arrived in Portman Square from the seat of war in the Crimea. Notice in given of the election of Vie aunt Bangor, of ...
... losses. NAVAL AND MILITARY PREPARATIONS. COMMAND OF TII6 CAVALRY. Lord Cardigan has been appointed to the command of the cavalry in the Crimea, in room of Lord Lucia, recalled. SIR JOHN IeIIEILL AND THE SANITARY COMMISSION. The steamer Tamils(' left Marseilles ...
... to advance, the Lieutenant General con aidered that he was bound to attack at all hazards, and heaccordingly ordered Lord Cardigan to move forward with the Light Brigade.' Surely, my Lord, this is a grave charge, and an imputation reflecting seriously ...
... for this week : David Mitchell, Esq., sen , Brunton, pat Dr Fettea 1 0 Dr Fettes, Tomrenceltirk OlO 6 Samuel hlitirri, do. John Aymer, do. 2 6 James Lawson, Breadieston, per 0 2 6 Rev. Mr Mitchell, Gam& 0 2 6 David Largie 0 2 6 MARKET. MONDAY ...
... made by the Vienna police agents to theirsuperiors : Lord J. Russell has walked arm in arm on the glacis with Prince Gortschakoff. CAVALRY lasrecrios.—The Earl of Cardigan is making a general inspection of the cavalry throughout the United Kingdom. MELANCHOLY ...
... day, and four are still in a very precarious state, occurred on Friday at Cardigan. It appears that Mrs Evans, of Ilenbant, near Noyadd, bail taken a dwelling house in Cardigan for the purpose of residing there, and on Friday her furniture was being removed ...
... so severely injured that he was instantly removed to the infirmary, where he Resin a dangerous state. John Dunlop and William Madden, two °teasers, John David. son, a fitter, and Alexander M'Canothan, a laboareg, were all more or lees scalded, and otherwise ...