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... imminent. By a decree, dated May 31, the export andtrausport of arms or munitions of war to Rutsiajis prohibited, and Austrian merchanitmen going to sea are only to be al- r lowed to take such arms as are required by the crew. NXws of the 30th from Bucharest ...
... 0, G.O.ue.G., ?? 2nd Lifet tijL. ; Shr T. IM'lMaltn, Bart., xx.ei., 10th F. ; Sir4 A. WVoodrd, G.C.tt., ax.m.G5, 40th F. ; John Earl of T itOttnorelarld, G.c B., C.-cat., 50th F. ; Fitz Roy James( Goiry Lord Raglan, U. C. Bl., Royal Horse Gds. Lord St ...
... taken place in the Storekee er General's tA n department of the Admuiralty :-Mr. John Ilobinsoa to be l8S LFirst Class Clerk, on increase of establishment; Mir.fal John Easthopel tobe Second Class Clerk, vice Robinson; Do Thander Nelson Girdlestone to ...
... took the -jlace of Mr. Michael Itatocy, wh6'reeigned, In the South Waid ?? nB annan retired; Messrs. 'Adward' Ufid 'ahid' John Gould were re-elected; and ''Mr. Richfard'l4dridge was returned in the place of, Mr. ,'flrnunan. - 1! ?? : ' Is 'The Mayor ...
... retired wlten they found thetuselves engagged vitli a vetv superior force of c avalry in the rear. .lajor-Gen. tcs Earl of Cardigan led this attack in the most gallant, and intrepid nmanner; and his Lordship ?? exxpi-sessed iimssef to me as admiring in ...
... officers, nud privates of the army, who have on this nc -occasion revived the recollection of the ancient glories of the British arms, and added fresh lustre to the military di fame of England. G ' Her Majesty f-els additional pleasure in thus re- B cognising ...
... considered that Lhe was; bo'i~d top'ttabcki 'st all hazardsi find - he accordingly or- deird Miijor-General the Earl of Cardigan to 'iiovefor-' ward with the Light Brigade. - 'This order was obeyed in the most spirited4andigallant manner. Lord Cardigfn ...
... Geo. Morris, Cluuirles Waterer, John Wh1l1ite. Wounded : Troop Sergealit Major -- Clarke slightly ; Trumpet Major Villiam lGray, slightly ; Corporell John Sewcvll, severely ; Trump Lter John Duunm, severely; Privates John Brown, severely; Henry Cheshire ...
... se 011 one la l underscored e with red ink tthose portiois of the intelligence unfaveur- 0 able to the English and Frelchl arms. This inslult was etrned to the person in question, end the case vitas repre- d sented to tbe ncomiittec, who calleI a ineeting ...
... boards, A nearly new barque, the Pri-ie of thc Sea, with a camgo worth 30,0001., hns been burnt to the wateri's eulge in Cardigan Bay, off Barmouti. 'I'The crew had left ill their boats, and strong suspicions are expiessed ?? they set lier oi fire ; the ...
... and Lady'Jobhn'Russell have been summoned to it Paris, in consequence bf'the illness of a sister of Lady- .s John Russell. a The Earl of -Cardigan thas arrived in Paris, from Mar- e seilles, en -route from-the-seat of war in the Crimea'. e T he Marquis of ...
... The officers and crew hae been turned ever to the ,li1fm i. l} Oois 11 sere's, was comiuasioued at Sheerneas yrrd by Captain John L. Erekirie. O OP, 20 aerswrs-oep, Captain Birch, sailed from Ob 1cad yesheratiyon a enuise for e few dra~' to try her If' ...