... Naval. The death has been announced of Mr. John Bibyy, aged ninety-three, of Chatham, who was a blee)acket of H.M.S. Moderate through the war with China in 1841.2. The death has occuz7ed .at St. Leotards of Major John Richard, R.A.,:who joined the 22na Royal ...

... memento*. of the ohartre will be exhibited Ronald, the &larger whieh the Berl of Cardigan rode. Ronald has been kindly lent for the 000mion by the Coantees of Cardigan. Tan BASONZBB BIJIDITT COUTTIII, who has presented prises to the sobool teachers ...

... tells us When the order was given by Captain Nolan to Lord Cardigan to We into the valley of Balaklava, Lord Cardigan said, 'le it possible P Here goes, then, for the last of the Cardigans,' mewling the mean of the 11th Human. We advanced in three lines ...

... be necessary for Mr. John O'Connor's resolution to be seconded. (Hear, bear, and ironical laughter.) I may state for the information of the meeting that I did not either see or hear Mr. Abraham until after I had called upon Mr. John O'Connor. (Hear, hear ...

... Stanley House, Lower Clapton ; Char es John Bond, L.R.C.P. London, Latterworth, Letoestershire ; Frederick Dale, M.B. Cantab, L.R.C.P. London, Scarborough; Morgan Davies, L.R.C.P. London, Llangwyryfon, Cardigan ; John Hopkins, L.S.A., Cleveland-street Infirmary; ...

... HAuxints.--Jobn Cretan John McDonald, alias Jan Mack, were= up in custody, on remand, charged with two stone hammers of the value. of ad. sh e property of John Breakwell, one stone hammer, al the value of 15.., the property of John Poetess, and one stone ...

... Secretary, was installed the fiat Worshipful Master by Brother B. Levy, P.P.G.LW., Brother John Charlton Moor was installed as first Senior Warden, and Brother John Deans as the first Junior Warden. The lodge is founded en shoikr principles as that of the ...

... charming Kathernie. The part of the boy, always played by a female, was for the first time represented by a boy, Mister Henry Grattan, and his performance was astonishingly good. The other parts were satisfactorily played. The scenery and mounting is equal ...

... fell on a passenger, Mr. Ronald Rumford, of Manchester, and injured his bead. By a gas explosion on Sunday night at the Acton Arms Public-house, Kingsland-road. N.E., the bar and rooms on the ground floor were wrecked and a man hurled across a room and badly ...

... the Light Brigade at Balvklays death him removed meet of the officers of the fire Light Cavalry regiments who followed Lord Cardigan and brought their lives oat of action. Of the eight officers who charged with the 13th Light Dragoons, the Anne List contains ...

... s. A stalwart man had bent soliciting charity on the pretence that be had lost his arm. An examination by the police, however, led to the discovery that the man's arm was sound and well, bat concealed under his coat. As soon as he was arrested the prisoner ...

... the precincts of which crowds are attracted by the electric about seven o'clock in the evening, with an oneroost on his left arm, and his papers under the other. On the way to his lodgings he was run down by one or more ruffians, and his geld chain broken ...