... Sir James L. Caldwell, G.C.8., Sir John Campbell, the Right Hon. Sir Cresswell Cresswell, the Hon. Sir George Elliot, . K.C.8., Sr George Leigh Goldie, K.C.8., Sir Robert Hagan, Sir Hugh Halkett, G.C.H., Sir John Ha,nbury, K.C.8., Sir Henry Hope, K.C ...

... were admitted licentiates of the Society of Apothecaries—viz., Messrs. John William Armistead, of Leeds; Frederick Robertson Haward, of Halesworth, Suffolk; Alfred Jones, of Cardigan; and HenryW. Alexander Mackinnon, of Portugal-street, Lincoln's-inn. At ...

... title and estates by his brother, the Hon. and Rev. William John 13rodrick, who was born in 1798, married first in 1824 the eldest daughter of the sixth Earl of Cardigan, and relict of the Hon. John Perceval, and, secondly, in 1829, the fourth daughter of ...

... admiration of their brave services in wading into the surf, and rescuing the crew of three men from the sloop Francis, of Cardigan, which, during a heavy gale of wind and high sea, had sunk on Newport Sands, near Fishguard, on the 17th March. The thanks ...

... and a half before I knew where I was. It was a very foggy night—we could not see the river even from the side. We had been arm-in-arm before we lost the path, but she had left loose, and had not taken hold again, but did so in slipping down. The jury returned ...

... iiPl2OiYiE OF NEWS. The vacancy in the Military Knights of Windsor bas been filled up by the appointment of Captain John Leybrirn Maclean, late of the 43rd Foot. r lt is stated that Mr. C. Kean has made the magnificent sum of £ll,OOO during a twenty-six ...

... have been insulted. He offered to escort her along the road, and she proceeded a few yards in his company, leaning on his arm, when she gave unmistakable indica,tions of her calling by asking him to treat her at the public-house they were approaching ...

... Chapel-street, Luton, was entered on Thursday night, and the burglar, after packing up a quantity of shoes ready for removal, armed himself with an axe, which he found in the cellar, and proceeding upstairs, inflicted severe wounds on the head and face of ...

... his limbs had got entagled among the sea weed. Two of the youths, John and William Paton, who were swimming a few yards farther out, hastened to his rescue, and each took one of his arms and struck out for the land, and with the assistance of him ashore; ...

... a consequence, which the War Department denies me the privilege of developing.' • . - Libel against Lord Cardigan.— The case of Lord Cardigan against Calthorpe,'' in reference to the imputations cast on his lordship's conduct at the light cavalry charge ...

... Tiverton: James Mason, of Barrowden, Itutlandshire; John Roberts, of Festiniog, Alerionethshire ; Charles Edward Heron Roeers, of West Meon, near Petersfield ; Francis T uc k, o f O x f o rd ; and Arthur John Watts, of Alfred-street. Harrow-road. At the same ...

... instantly turned round, and, with a demon's look, uttered an oath, and tried to lift his arm to strike the man, but he was bound. He dropped, his partly raised arm, and with a dejected look proceeded on his way, amid the hisses of hundreds, even of his ...