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... the word, by the spirited lessee, John White, esq. on Thursday next. Hythe.* Yesterday (Friday) evening a party of about seventy gentlemen sat down to a sumptuous dinner, given on the occasion of opening the Drummond Arms Inn, at Hythe. The chair was occupied ...
... brought by Lord W. Paget against the Earl of Cardigan, but the record was withdrawn by Lord P. in con- ?? (as stated) the absence of a material witness. A lettei3joi subsequently written to the Earl of Cardigan by Lord Paget, charging the noble earl with ...
... knifa On one arm is a handle, by means of which the operator holds the tool in the desired position when horn is to oat oat, which is effected by striking on the outer side of the other arm with a mallot; a stop on the Inner side of each arm limiting the ...
... England, and tbe Earl of Lucan. Brigadiers.— Lord H. Bentiuck, Sir Colin Campbell, Pennefatber. Earl of Cardigan, Richard Airey, Adams, Scarlett, Sir John Camp- bell, Buller, and Eyre. Deputy-Adjutant-General.— Brigadier-General Estcourt. Deputy-Quarterm ...
... country for the season. Paulet St. John Mildmay, E ...
... Drake and Mr. Cumming. The expedition will consist of the Eoyal Albert, Princess Royal, Montebello, be. and all tbe beavily-armed ligbt steamer* of botb fleet* ; and tbe troop*, a* far a* I can ascertain, are to Whe 42nd, 7l*t, and 93rd Highland regiments ...
... Church of England, Cliflord-etre*', Southampton, by the Ba*. E. J. Boon, W. W. rod to Isabella Parker. On the 7th wet., at St. John s Free Church of England, Clitford-etraat, Southampton, by the Bey. Edwin J. Boon, HMitv Dugay to Asms Martin, o^— i » , On ...
... appreciative audience. A BAD ACCIDENT.—A man named GTcemdge, aged 44, a seaman, whilst working in the Docks Wednesday, had his left arm crushed between, the buffers a train. DRAMATIC SOCIETY.—The members of the Southampton Dramatic Society paid return visit to ...
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... Spread Eagle, Micheldever, frem Sidney Green to Henry Victor Taylor, late Kings Arms Hotel. Whitchurch; the Blacksmiths' Arms. Up Scmborne. from Thomas Lane to Wil- ham John Galpin: the Beerhouse (no name). Up Somborne, from William G. Phillips to Thomas ...
... emphatically said to them in that ball,— Do nt nr. lomer ?? Register, register, register! ' but * Arm, im. tnt (Cheers). That sentiment was unpopular on tbat -arm.. (No, no.) It did not meet on tbat evening, with tbe ■pprobatio-j of the greater; number ...
... the literary baronet. Lobd Cardigan and his Officers. — lt would seem that the officers of Prince Albert's Huasars fare do better than belore undei tbe mild rule of their noble Lieut.. Cosoaol :— Time..''—'' Lord Cardigan's system of harsh- ness aad ...