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... .vritten himself down an ass. THE EARL OF CARDIGAN AIM THE ELEVENTH HUSSARS. . [FROR THR ALLIGATOR.] We regret that we should have occasion to call public attention to the conduct of the Earl of Cardigan towards Dr. Sandharn.,* a most meritorious offieer ...
... which the young ladies figure very funnily. John Bull's Farm is an apt and very fair hit at the passing events in the political world ; we have a Gallic Cock, a monstrous crower ; a Turkey, fed and protected by John Bull, and a Russian Bear, with their presents ...
... ROBBERY AT MANCHESTER. About nine o'clock on Sunday evening last, police constable No. 50, John Burgess, when going on duty in Back King street, discovered that the warehouse door of Messrs. Pickford, merchants, was not secured; and, indeed, on pushing ...
... melancholy accounts from Poland. The people are not allowed to have any arms, not even fowling-pieces, without giving previous notice to the Russian authorities, who brand the arms. THE QUEEN V. HOLT AND BRANDER.—These two defendants appeared on the floor ...
... attendance with a royal supply ot warm diapers. It is suggested, that Prince Albert may add to his coat of arms (or, as Pat once said, the arms of his coat) a sledge proper argent, with a skate volant gules, in afield of ice powdered. The Golf Club, hearing ...
... names of certain voters who had no right to vote, and ought not to have been placed o n the r e g ist r y of voters .. Mr. GRATTAN moved that the Minutes of Evidence taken before the Belfast Election Committee be printed (ministerial cheers). The motion ...
... Clarke and Medcalf, Lincoln's Inn Fields ; and Messrs. Beckwith and Co., Norwich. MELD, JORN—NIELD, JAMES—NIELD, JOHN, jun.. and HOLT. JOHN, Charlesworth, Derbyshire, cotton spinners, November 4 and November 26, at twelve, at the Commissioners' rooms, ...
... were invested with the Jnignia of the Order. 10. fduel fought at Wimbledon-common, between Lord Londonderry and Mr. Henry Grattan. 14. The National Petition, or rather the petition of persons denominated Chartists (five feet in diameter), presentad to ...
... by-and bye, to make room for the garlicky breathed Goth. THE CAVALRY COLONEL. If Cardigan commands well, then, alas! Who rules a corps of horse should be —an ass! CARDIGAN'S apprehension was, in affording satisfaction to the senior Capta'n Reynolds, that ...
... every one assented. CRoCKEY'S SONG. • Good Gents.! one and all, I pray list to my story, And soon I'll be dumb as a well-cooked John D'ory. I've a fishmonger been, as you knew from the first; And here is my histr'y faithful rehearsed._ Derry down. For flat-fish ...
... truth, that they have rgprimanded him. Yes; and they reprimanded Capt. John Reynolds, and they cashiered Captain Richard Reynolds, just in the same way that they promoted Lord Cardigan. They even found fault with Major Cooper, because he did not make a complaint ...
... otherwise than that Lord Cardigan, because he was a Peer, was protected by the Horse Guards in a manner that another officer would not have been. Why was the fact of Captain Reynolds having been imprisoned four days by order of Lord Cardigan slurred over as it ...