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... glorious eight—the green plains seemed swarming them the bulk of the Russian army. They marched at slow time up to the with armed men. Moved steadily on until we approached some hills, when enemy eith a calm, a coolness perfectly heroic, positively just ...
... first appearance at the Sheffield Theatre as in As You Like It, and in April, 179/, through the interest of his brother John, made his debut at Drury-lane as Malcolm in Macbeth. It is no discredit to his memory that during the earlier part of his ...
... transports in the Bay of Etuniesch, tat after having fired some broadsides without effect, returned into port. The Russians are 10-arming the ships with the cannon which had been landed to serve in the fortifications on shore. It is probable that the sortie of ...
... whether any part of that correspondent's expenses had been defrayed by Government. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TIIESDAT, JANUARY 23. Lord JOHN RI:ISBELL, in reply to a question from Mr. Layerd, gave a brief account of the communications between the three Powers and ...
... means of saving her she was run aground. In the collision her second engineer, who was asleep in his berth, had one of his arms broken, and by the roll of the ship was thrown into the see, and was with difficulty saved from being drowned. A few days ago ...
... —Jan. 2t, at the Club-eliatulters, Regent's-street, John Spencer Manning, Esq., late Captain in the Ist or King's Dragoon Guards. MARKETT.—Jan. 30, Sarah Anne Keveru, eldest daughter of Lieut. John Markett, R.N., aged 16. MASON.—Jan. 25, at Jersey, Eliza ...
... MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1855. Fineksrbutty l3O Lord Cardigan's account of tLe Charge at Balaidava l3l The Court l3l Metropolis Casualties Crimes and Misdemeanours 132 Police Courts Obituary __ 132 News Tux Amur NAVT Commercial Shipping intelligence 137 List ...
... Cavalry Brigade, that he sent a message to Lord Cardigan to desire that while ho (Lord Lovett) attacking in front, it would hi' Lord Cardigan's duty to support him by a flank attack. This message Lord Cardigan ositively declares ho nev er received. A message ...
... NE WS. Arm. 9. HOW a mong the vessels and their crews, and the mutinous spirit msnifeated on Isere some of the tra s haa been suppressed by the energies of the provost Marshal. The l =ce an►d gloom ef despondency have passed away with the snows aud rains ...
... Lady Fanny Howard, the Lady in Waiting to the Duchess of Cambridge, Lady Caroline Barrington, Baroness do Speth, the Earl of Cardigan (general commanding at the review), the Earl and Countess of Chtrendon, Viscount and Viecoimtess Palmerston, Viscount liardinge ...
... deputation front the municipality of Paris. About 250 ladies and gentlemen sat down to table, among whom were the Earl of Cardigan and Sir John Burgoyne, who has just returned front the c.`rintea. The Prefect of the Seine and the other members of the Parish mud-1 ...
... liegitueut to the Crimea, landing them ut Old Fort. The Light little till the glorious battle of Bulallaca. The men on that under arms tae hours before daybreak, but the light cavalry 'gage till about 11 o'clock. Getman charged up with Ins regiment Uussiati ...