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... RESIGNATION OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL. (Frees thre Times.) e The announcement made last night by the Secretary vof the Treasury to the House of Commons., that Lord -John Russell has tendered his resignetion of the offce 5he filled in the Government, and that ...
... War from the Co- . li al Department, made choice of the former, Lord i John acqajesced in the arrangement. About the cad o of Octoberlest, or.thc beginoing of NovemberLord t John became convinced tht unless the. arrangement was altered, there were no ...
... given notices of questions respecting the war postponed them one after another, amid general amusement. LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S EXPBLANATION. Lord JOHN RUSSELa then rose, and said that at the request of the head of the Government he bad postponed till then the ...
... past four o'clock Sir De Lacy Evans, who was introduced by Colonel Freestun, one of his old aides-de-camp in Spain, and Sir John Shelley, entered the House, attired in the uniform of a General of Division, The Hon. and Gallant Gentleman, who looked remarkably ...
... the member for Der- in cheter, ~and nephew of Lord Cardigan, from whose seat, Lt Deene-arho datee; li, address, le informs the in electors that he has sshared in the triumph of the sI- British arms at Alma, and that he Iasa been invalided from acivsoervice ...
... Artillery. We e are happy to state that only two deaths have occurred a since February 1id-Private John Arms Coldstream p Guards, wound of hip; and Private John kickards, 41st a Regiment, wound o shoulder blade. We ire pleased e to find the restrictions upon ...
... Old Fort. The Light Dragoons did little till tire glori-I cue, battle of Balaklava. 'T'le men on that morning were undei- ar-ms two boui-s befsr-e daybr-eak, hut tire light cavalry did riot eng-age till about 11 O'clock. Gosrian char-gd 01) wihr iris ...
... persons who- wene assisting. Dinner vas- accordingly got ready, anch six persons, named John Dtvies, Mrs. Davies, Ellen Rees, :Dvid James, David Jones, mdid John Jones, partooltofit; and sion after dinner tlbowlhul)e si: were attacked by violenit illness ...
... Lord Aberdeni's Government (of which Mr. Gladstone was a member-) had deemed just ancr reasonable. After some remalrs by MI- JOHN MGIREGOR, in the course of which lie dwelt upon the traditional policy of Russia, and upon its grasping and perfidious character ...
... do Montallenmbert, a Memsber of btse Freitch Acadensy. Sir John Bei'erley Robinson, Bart., Chief Justice of Upper Canmada, atid Chancellor of Tr'inity College, Torontto. Lieut.-Geit. Sit' John Fox Burgoyne, G.C.B. Lieut.-Gen. Sir De Lacy Evans, K.C.B. ...
... Ford, and those of the boys were George Tannan, aged 18 ; William Kelly, 16; Joseph Rymell, 13; George Hazell, 13; John Davis, 12; and John Flanagan, 8. The Court was much crowded during the investigation, which created a deal of interest. The amount of ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF PEERS. t MONDAY, FEB. 11.] The Earl of Cardigan gave notice that he should to-morrow transmit to Lord Pan- I maurea full explanation of his conduct as commander of abrigade of cavalry in the Crimea, considering he bad t been ...