... battle of Alma. He also took part in the Charge of the Light Brigade, under Lord Cardigan, through which he escaped unhurt; bat at the battle of lnkerzmut his right arm was shot assay. ...

... battle of Alma. He also took part in the Charge of the Licht Brigade. under Lord Cardigan, through which he I escaped unhurt; but at the battle of Inkermau ibis right arm WM shot away. ...

... Ann, wife of John Meek, aged 71 years. Pnumres.—On the 98th ult. at 3, Lambert-etreet, Stockton, John Phillips, aged 47 year.. SCARTH.—On the 30th ult., at 20, Howden-street, Stockton, Ann, daughter of William Scar th, aged 4 years. ARM ETAGE.—On the ...

... when he I threw the officer down and tors his tunic. Fined I £l, or 14 days' hard labour.—James Stewart, John Watson, Andrew Lynes John Dunn, and John Smith were each separately fined £2 and 9s costs, or one months' hard labour, for gaining with cards on ...

... Protestant of Protestants. John Redmond, a Catholic, is now the spokesman of Irish nationality in the British Parliament, hut the voices of Ireland's Protestant leaders for 4 hundred years rise in protest against the cry of armed Ulster to-day that Home ...

... —On the lath intr., at 17, M Itoh•street, Mid. dlesbrouith. John .1 0b13600, roll turner, age 155 years, VAL—On the 21st nat., at The Poplars, hinthorpe, kdddiesbrongh, Li merge Henry son of John Johnson, aged 13 years. LAWSIN.—At tio res Pence of him once ...

... of inattherelinate conduct to Lard Cardigan. The prom and the public took the Captain's part Captain Puckett, an ex-officer of the llth, wrote a very strong letter to the Morning Chronicle, attacking Lord Cardigan. His lordship had refused to accept ...

... Mayor remarking tnat the license of the old place would be done away with.—Mr Fawcett made a further application on behalf of John Robert Nelson fora full license to a house proposal to he erected in Edward-street, Boweefield-lane.—Mr Archer opposed the ...

... TR/MULES.— ' John Rubeit Dobinson, commercial traveller, was charged with being drunk and dis‘rrderly iast night. P.C. Stairinand said : At a quarter to eleven o'clock last nignt, I reo dyed information that nrisoner was at tue home in Cardigan-street, attempting ...

... violent, and it caught. Mr Valentine and his , wife on the hill between St. John's Church , and GeLlfechan Farm, from which a fine I panorama AP the town and the huge swoop of Cardigan Bay ean be obtained. There was naturally no time for the couple TO OBTAIN ...

... Rule scheme of Mr Gladstone was held in the Theatre, Middlesbrough, on Sunday, when en address was delivered by Sir Thomas Grattan Fa:monde, Bart, M.P. The MAYOR (Alderman R. Weighell) presided, and having explained that he occupied the position of chairman ...

... red-heeled ahottts on his feet, and once making a journey from Paris to Lyons for no other purpose than to buy waistcoats. Henry Grattan, the great Irish orator, and unflinching advocate of the just rights of his country, had large plain features, and quite an ...