... Itnited Uoiveraity Stodloml M•nor, Woreharn, Doraatshiro ; Heat Shre'n, not,. Geom. Meade. (Weyearieth ) 8. of the lot. Mr. John Bolt, of Sherhorne. I)nryet. Horn •0 Sheehan.; m. Fran.. Jam.. .14. 4. of late Thom. ?broke. Esq. I herhorne. AR.. h•ving hew ...

... ensuing spring, to !Jacoby Island, to communicate with and to convey supplies to Sir Edward Belcheis expedition in search of Sir John Franklin. Retiressent of Sir R. R. Inglis front the Representation the Oxford Ilniversity.—Sir Robert Harry Inglis, M.P., has ...

... expect that something should be done to prevent dissensions, width, he said, had remitted a very scandalous extent. Sir J. Grattan denied that the country was at the present time, as Mr. Lapsed alleged, involved in any danger or risk; and declared that ...

... Heraldry would be desirous of tracing, from tho arms of the Cardigan family, an augury in favour of the valour of its heirs, for the erect certainly suggestive of chisaltie promos. crest of the Cardigans represents a sea-horse argent ; supporters, Beater ...

... international morality, by welcoming hie ?Morn to reason, throwing arms aside as soon ea material itaarauteee are obtained of decent conduct haute, or by redecing him to reason, arms In hand, Too, at court*, wid judge for a urselvee how far your Clurattuu ...

... a splendid estertainment an Friday, al Ruckiralhain Palace, to the Doke of Cambridge, ierel Sit IM Lacy Enna, the Eirl or Cardigan, ao., on Lie.r return from sere* with the Britiab army is the Crimea. ZLECTIOI INTILLIGENCL Wmpeoa.—Mr. S.unoon R canto hoe ...

... committee om• sista of Mr. Bosnia (chairman), Mr. J Ball. Mr. Bramston, Mr. H. Drummond, Sir John Hamner, Bart., Mr. Layard, Colonel Lindsay, Major General Peet, Sir John Pakinroo, But., Lied &newer, and Mr. EU,oe. Several wltannes were examined, and their evidences ...

... went about without a neckcloth, his cost buttenless, a pair of old white thin dnck trousers upon his tottering lege, and his arm in a sling. The moldier: wives are no less diegracefully neglected The wife of private Thompson, of the 72nd, who was confined ...

... 77th Regiment of Foot : Private John Murray. NOMINAL Rwrwww OF NON-COMMISSTONZD OFFICERS AND PRIVATES WOUNDED. FROM Tat 26TH OF FEBRUARY TO THR lit OF MARCH, INCLUSIVE. 77th Regiment of Foot: Privates John Magrath and John Moore, severely. 88th Regiment ...

... Rotherham, Yorkshire, linen draper. Brewin, off. asaig., John Charles Stine* and Jacob Stowe!, Liverpool, British wine and general merclunts. Morgan, off. mug., Liverpool. BANKRUPTCY Anruu.sa. John Price, Newport, Monmouthshire, linen-draper. Alezaader ...

... - .nig them at 04 Fart. TM Light Dragoons did little till the glorious battle Baleklava. The men on that morning wore under arms two hours before day. bre.k, but the Li;vit Cavalry did sot engsge till about eleven o'clock. Gosman charged up with his regiment ...

... and the Hon. A'exander anaged the matter for the infantry, whilst the Earls Gordonof ocan and Cardigan did the same office for the cavalry. The Lard Cardigan, however, has been freed in the streets of London, decorated by theeh, hands of the Queen herself ...