... MU. JOHN LEE Auctioneer, Great Torrinyton, in the Months of Fehruary anil March, 1800.— O I.E to be laid at the Clinton Arms Inn, in the Parish of Fnthclstoek, (where it is removed fcr the convenience of gale,) on Thursday, the 21st day of February inst ...

... motives and results of the different inquiries that had been successively instituted respecting the management of the Crimean arm}', the prus, Parliament, by a select committee, finally by the commissioners sent tu the spot, who undertook their functions ...

... power, and are to be armed with one GS-pounder and lone 32. The department at Woolwich has received orders to suspend for the present the further supply of the brass howitzer guns with which tiic gunboats have hitherto been armed. The Crimean Commission ...

... into quite Chinese obliquity when he laughs, which he does frequently ; moustache good, jaw and throat very massive, chest and arms very well developed, and band small and clean. lie wore the common Burmese muslin fillet bound round the head, a well-fitting ...

... travelling. If It the lady's-maid, wliat are its branches. Surely they most resemble the limbs of tree. Question arms Hkrok.a.—lf Lord Cardigan is a-ebro, then w have a right to question about equally celebrated . who was not flogged the Crimea. We wish ...

... it ought. There has been little passage arms between Lord Cardigan and Mr. Buck, M.P. The latter gentleman—although a Conservative—it appears spoke disrespectfully of the Leeds speech of the former. Lord Cardigan, in his haste, wrote to Mr. Buck the subject ...

... land adjoining Tranmere-feny, and near the Cheshire Junction Railway, with the view of erecting mills. Sir John Pakington at Worcester.—Sir John made an agricultural speech at Worcester, the meeting of the Agricultural Society. His advice to the farmers ...

... squadron of discoveiy, and May, IBo.'i, was sent, under the command Captain Keliett, R.N.. to the Polar Seas search of Sir John Franklin and for scientific purjtosea. She was—or, since her deliverance enables us to speak of her a ship restored to life ...

... ftflairti. The Mavo Elkctlom Peiituin.—At the kayo arizes, at Castlebar, two of tile piisoncrs, John Murphy and Michael Carney, were convicted of riot and assault upon John Gannon, one Colonel lliggin's witnesses on the Meyo election petition, from the evidence ...

... be given up to Aireys, Cardigans, and Andrew Smiths, and Sir Charles Woods, it employed in drawing gunboats out of the water where they can’t be got at, we had better keep our money in our pockets, and trust to our own wits, arms, and pluck to protect ...

... and to obscure the talent of the competent, despised liners. Colin Campbell and Eyre were kept in the background, while Cardigan and Airey, and England, were allowed to prominent for mischief. Deserved undeserved, this opinion of military Europe is a ...

... confessional i» Church of England •re being held various parts the country. Lord and Lady Cardigan have left Home for Naples Ine Queen Ins been pleased to appoint the Rev. John Aairo, M.A., to one of her Majesty’s Chaplains in Urutnary in Sod land, the room of ...