... 17th instant. A new license wee granted to Mr. James Smith. for a house recently erected at Nee Bradwell, called the County Arms, and one to Mr. William Starding, for a house at the same place, now in course of erection, to be called the Cuba Hotel. Mr ...

... The teat in this instance had been so nearly accompliabed that audience broke forth in applause, which the lady loosed ber arm from her husband's neck to acknowledge, when all at sum she lost her balance, and though her nusband caught hold of the skirts ...

... Addressed to Two Young Married Ladies. 4 302 from Lord Rivers to Sir Charles Cardigan, by P. Stockdale .. 2 191 .. Written from Lausanne • 160 of Miss . 3 •. of John ilkes, Esq of Charles Lamb, with a Sketch of hes Life by Thomas Noon Talford ...

... upon them, poured in a tremendous volley head of his company—a corps popular from its own at point blank, which, as Lord Cardigan, who was merits and the services of its chief; the Civil Service, riding close by, exclaimed, would hero emptied ke. ping ...

... , all of Moreton Piukney, were charged with having been drunk and riotous, at the above village, on the 7th of March last. John Johnson,wheeloright, was called who said —About twelve o'clock ;.t night I saw the four men in question in the street. There ...

... the issuing rise. omped. occupied the attention of the boob pot o'clock. The Battle of Balaklava and the Earl of Cardigan.—Tbe Earl of Cardigan has re-opened the whole question of his conduct at the battle of B In the Court of if o Bench tn Tc•tren,v a motion ...

... THE NEWS BUDGET. The Battle E arl oalaklava and the Atari of Cardigan,—the Cardigan has re-opened the whole queat ion of his conduct at the battle of Belaklava. lathe Court Queen's Bench on Thursday a motion was merle Ilk behalf for a rule for a criminal ...

... disputed in any quarter. LORD CARDIGAN's AIDE-DE-CAMP.—To the Editor of the Times.—Sir,—ln the mad charge of Balaclava, it was a point of honour with most to potetrate at least through the Russian battery. Lord Cardigan states in his affidavit, ' Lieutenant ...

... kre,* h o o j.ord Cardigan has Dien whitesessWg hill reputation for courage by a of affidavits in the Court of Queen's Bench. He his been very suocessful ; and every one who reads the proceedings mutt be convinced that Lord Cardigan did ride through the ...

... different articles, be returned Post-office orders fur the amount, all of which orders mete found to be forged. By this method swim Arms had then defrauded to a considerable amount. Several cases having been proved against the prisons lie was remanded. Deuth of ...

... Ron. Edward John Littleton, was the eon of the tato Moran Walhalla EN of Teddealoy, Staffordshire, and was born In 1791. He was educated at Rugby and at Branum College, Oxford ; and soon after reaching his majority be asearned the name and arms of Littleton ...

... £190,000. by the Witch of the Tees, the Chili, and the Star of Tasm nia ; and they now learn that the Chariot of Fame and the John Duncan, which were to sail from Otago in April, will respectively bring 20,000 and 16,000 ounces, worth together £1411,C00 ...