The Sun. — 1854-01-07 (London, England)

DOWNING-STREET, MAY 30. T. B. Johnson, Tower-dock, Tower-hill, assihant to an laandde nt, haen db be roquuned Et od twbairsd pKor et n, nreoddye, oouf Newca s t 1 e , bo 1 h are quite independent of that which passed through chow is the residence of numerous families who are auctioneer-W. M. Harding, Sidney-street, Fulham-road, arrildlg then violated, a young ;Oman named Elizebeth The Queen has been graciously pleased to eive ordere for China, and have originated with the Triad, or Hea- connected with mandarins ; and, though a rich 0 commission agent. Marsh. the appointment of Lieut.-General the Hon. Georgo Cath- Reads. yen and Earth Society, organised many years ago place, that had much to lose from change and from . bers cart, Governor of the Cape of Good Hope, and of Major- DIVIDENDS NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The Saxony, hence to Antwerp A number of additional witnesses were called whose J Toove , Watford Hertfordshire, innkeeper-Jan. 28. Jan. 31. A. August, Norwich, ironmonger-Jan. 31. for the purp,se of overthrowing the Maiatchoo dy- placing it in the hands of an oppressed and int- testimony very much strengthened the charge against . . .. . General Henry Somerset, C. 8., to be Ordinary Mem went on shore on the U er Middle in 'n d tie' pp . , . goi g own e nasty. Among the papers brought by us from Nan- poverished class, yet they put the place in the the prisoner. Amongst the witnesses present was the of the Military Division of the Second Class or Knights .I.* P S Ycll N ' bay yesterday. A steam tug is alongside, and she will dou Essex cattle dealer-Jan probably get off nex t tide. kin was an address to members of this society from power of the insurgents, and they might have had. clergyman of the parish of Stock, in Essex, where the Commanders of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath ; 23. H. all.Pooeh, Creilltetken Cl'ou t r:, h•re dr,a. J 2 * the eastern Prince of the Tae-ping dynasty, exhort- it still but that they showed a disposition to prosecutrix was born, and this gentleman spoke to her arrod .moUtoloofnle.loolt.V. ilLaeTayolieo,nyrot:n-Siolliocrell oof ftlttee73d gth 23. J. Collins, Middle-aymar'd, Lienecsolen-ss-ilon'•fielupse,r-whel:11 la Tdhei,leccounttslorer-Vherei ton-dcity frentib Shields, Sundering thorn to come forth a,nd. drive out the Mant- squeeze these connexions of mandarins ; but they, highly moral character from the period of her birth, and Regiment of Foot ; Lieut.-Colonel Charles Cooke Yar- wright-Ja-n. 23. W. Brunskill, Paternosteierow, City, Jni'anrcv:sting: yeasrselnieed aother nitaziorneep7tasZtl.oss choos. The existence and objects of this society being so numerous and rich, hired people to also to the decency and propriety of her parents. He borough, of the 91st Regiment of Foot • Lieut.-Colonel r.d Battersea, Surrey, ribbon manufacturer-Jan. 28. W. Many vessels which lately put to sea have put back if:. have been long known to the mandarins, and it has drive them out, and then murdered a thousand further spoke from his own knowledge of the prosecutrix George Thomas Conolly Napier, late Lieut'eCelonel of the .13' ,I.K4,y,Dllexpfeerr tisbnainingtosnurliaene, Lambeth, draper-Jan. ehelter, whilst of the inward bound vessels there is a large being a person of delicate constitution, and sufferine , Regiment of Cape Mounted Riflemen ; and LieutaColone 1 y, or dealer-Jan. 27. J. fleet in the Channel coming up. been proscribe( y em, and those discovered or of them. The former Governor was intreated to 71 b- th from an affection of the bead. b ' John Maxwell Perceval, of the 12th Regiment of Foot, to Peres, Scaxbro'-street, 'Goodman's-fields, tailor-Jan. 27. suspected treated froin time to time with frightful return ; but, though he did, he was unable to reEdward • d .b 1 • Wright, who escri ed =self as the keeper be Ordinary Members of the Military Division of the Third T. Arnold, Elmore, Gloucestershire, timber dealer-Jan.