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... army, where he held a high staff appointment. —Berlin Correspondence of the Morning Chronicle, John Mitchell, the Irish'Rebel.— lt is understood that John Mitchell has withdrawn from the editorship of the Citizen. He confesses that he has been grievously ...
... ese ee be ailed to more than they had nr in the (OATS. RAINCOATS WOOL There were ilergymen (ewer to.d a y SPORTS ('OATS & CARDIGANS, than before the war, and 'here were not SILK saiffi a melt alortomen to rmind. and oon Uadttrakithtn: by All the &est Makers ...
... and Fawcett being prominent at all times, KENDAL HORNETS V. LEEDS ST. JOHN'S.—Played at 'Kendal, ard resulted in a win for the Hornets by{ goal, 3 tries, 2 minors, to Leeds St. John’s 1 minor, Armstrong ran in twice, and Beard once, and Allan dropped a ...
... Strogonoff and Tonsoupol, who have likewise given several millions of roubles, and ftmished several thousands of soldiers, fully armed and equipped. ' Entellfgencc. The Medals for distinguished service the field were forwarded to the Crimes last week. H.M. screw ...
... rates razed to the ground, and from forty to fifty men killed. Captain O'Callaghan reports tbe destruction of nineteen junks, armed with 25 guns of various calibre. On another occasion 36 guns were taken and destroyed. In a statement made by Captain O’Callagban ...
... to hand my address, and am—Yours, respectfully P (Signed) “THOMAS GOWES, Felling Shore, near Gateshead.'' Prepared solely by John Kaye, Esq., Prospect Woodford, Essex. Sold all Medicine Vendors, la lid 2s and 4s fid. Wholesale Depot, 22, Bread-strcel, London ...