... historic heroes. On that day—so ran the story Ixird Cardigan, while at the head of his brigade, received from Ixird Lucan, bis brother-in-law, order to recover the guns abandoned the Turks. Lord Cardigan, it appears, deemed the enterprise rash to temerity ...

... Swimming-match in the Serpentine.—On Saturday last the race for the silver challenge cup, presented Mr. John Latey, the honorary secretary of the London Swimming Club, took place in the Serpentine. The starting was from the grating end to Kensington ...

... OBITUARY, The Earl of Cardigan.- James Thomas Brudenell, K.C Earl of Cardigan, has adoed another instance to the almost pro! verbial rule that men of adventurous lives ps«s through many ga-at dangers to perish some small accident at. last. eleven o’clock ...

... Re-nnlont of Life I Guards, under the command of Colonel Williauis, was reviewed on Monday last | Major-General the Karl of Cardigan. The regiment marched into Windsor Great Park o'clock in the inornintr. and having formed line, received his I Lordship \vith ...

... ncwly-elected member for Kerry, whose debut in public life this might be considered. There were Mr, John Martin. M.P. (received with cries of •• Honest John Martin !’’), Mr. P. Smyth, M.P, Mr. A. M. Sullivan, rather Malley, Wm. Wilde, and others—Mr. Shaw ...

... Hotel, Spring-gardens; and Maria Grattan, a fellow-servant, and an old Irish woman named Catherine Ilonner w'ere charged ac- Ann Callaghan, one of the chambermaids at the hotel, deposed that the two prisoners, Ryan and Grattan, were in the same service until ...

... Sfuti s; 1,9(il to Australia; to St. John’s, Ilalitax, and Quebec and 39 to New Zealand. Knkkgi'TlC Fakmkr.—Last week farmer at hall was seen carryinj win Irom field to Ins dwelling, conveying a shea! under his arm Tie circumstance was observed a neighbour ...

... seaman, while onboard the ship John Souchey, broke into the spirit-room, broached a Cisk cf rum, and, by carelessly setting fire to the liquor, nearly caused the destruction the vessel. was himself burned about the arms and body. It appeared that upon ...

... Majou-Genehal John Douglas, C.B. —Major-General John Douglas, C.8., commanding the Cavalry Brigade at Aldershott, was found dead in his bed on Wednesday morning. The gallant officer had long served in the llth Hussars, and succeeded the Karl of Cardigan in the ...

... Sir John. Braude, William Thomas, bravo-Murillo, Juan. Brazil, Emperor of. Brewster,! Sir David, LL.D. Bright, John. Sir B. C., Bart. Brook, Sir James, Brooks, Shirley. Brougham, Lord. Brown, General Sir George. Brown, Henry Kirke. Brown, John, D.D. ...

... Bulwer, Right Hon. Sir Henry. Bunsen, Chevalier de. Bunting, Rev. Jabez, D.D. Buol-Schauenstein, Count. Sir John Foe. Burnet, John. Burnet, Rev. John. Mrs. Alboni, Signora Marietta. Arnaud, Mademoiselle H. Bartholomew, Mrs. Belgiojoso, Princes* Christint ...

... Hon. Sir Henry. Bunsen, Chevalier de. Bunting, Rev. Jabcz, D.D. Buol-Schauenstein, Count. Burgoyne, Sir John Fox. Burnet, John. Burnet, Rev. John. Abdy, Mrs. Alboni, Signora Marietta. Arnaud, Mademoiselle H. Bartholomew, Mrs. Belgiojoso, Princess Christine ...