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... of Maine, had advaliced ito the Valley of Upper St. John, and had established themselves In a position where the Fish. River falls into the St. John, called the Mouth or Coefin- ence of tile St. John and the Fifh River. Bat with regard to wbat was done ...
... conduct at the attack on Balaklata will be recollected; and Captain Maxse, of the 21st Fusiliers, aide-de-camp to the Earl of Cardigan, have been appointed Captains in the Coldatream Guards. The veeaiaees among the captains and lieutenants of this regiment ...
... Nicholson )st and 4th, with Beauty Bailey, and Queen of Coquet; Mr Robt. Carr 2d, with La Triumphant; Mr John Ford Srdl, with. Morris's Union; Mr John Wilson 5th, with Tarry's Countess 6f Efinlgham. On Wednesday the 10th inst. the Ifeworth Horti- cultural ...
... Upwards of 200 wvere inviLed, aud ameng the guests wero the Bishop of L-udou, Lord Chief Justice Campbell, Sir John Burgoyne, the Earl of Cardigan and other distiugouished peroone-besides the principal dig- nitaries of the Lendon corporation, the provost ...
... Revds. J. Young, A. lM., J. Thterinton, of Darlington, J Botmomby, from Richmond, the Rev. B. C. Young, from Middleton, and John Fenwick, Esq from Newcastle, after which collections were made, amounting to upwards of 0, in aid of the tunds of the London ...
... maiden, and, stretching out his arm, almost wvon the utwilling prize; hut she, bend- ing her head to the horse's neck, eluded his grasp and wheeled off again. Ere the discomfited horseman could again approach her, her lover's arms was around her waist, and ...
... e2? £10 and costs in c-no nos-. and 5s end and John Taylor £1 and c ccc, and caste three others. Two residents of Cat digan. Mr Henry Davies, con.- ?? and Mr David [laths, chip'vrighr, wore out ra Cardigan Bay nra Saturday iii a ?? hoar, vciren a guct ...
... using instruments to pro- cure abortion. The number of passengers who used the Metropo- litan, Metropolitan District, St; John's Wood, and Hamernmith and City lines, during the Christmas bo- lidays. from the 24th to the 30th Dcc. inclusive, was 800.072 ...
... were elected : Gateshead-W. H. b rociket, Efsq.; Stouth Shets-Jro. Robinson, Robt. Anderson, John Ness, and T. B. Oyston, Esqrs.; North Shik2s--Rdbert Pow, John Dryden, C. R. Arthur, and Gee. Shotton, Esqrs. The River Policea and Moorings Commaittee met ...
... belonging to Mr John Bell, shoemaker, of Stamfordham, cast a very fine swarm on Monday, the 19th inst. The same hive swarmed last year on the 28th of May. TESTIMONIAL. -The members of the Hedley Work- ing Men's Library have presented Mr ,John Fell, their ...
... Court. Joseph Savory Eve- leigh IUnion-streut, Sulithwark, Surrey, hatter, Coin. Court. John Carver Coates, Baslngliall-street, London, man milliuer, Corn. Court. John Wimble, George WVim- ble, aand Henry Wimible, Maidstooe, KIent, wbarflrige's, Corn. Court ...
... is Mr John Martin, who prefers charges of adultery and gross familiarities against the Kev. John Jackson, rector of Ledbury, Herefordshire.—Sir Travers Twiss (Queen's Advocate), Dr. Tristram, and Mr C. Browne appeared for the promoter; and Sir John Karslake ...