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... Thursday last. It stated, that no less than sixteen officers have left the 11th Prince Albert's Hussars since the Karl of Cardigan's connexion with the corps—a convincing proof of the popularity of the commanding officer. The Society for the Propagation ...
... domestic chaplains of the Earl of Morley. CAPT. RICHAiID ANTIIONY R The impression is very general that it was the Earl of Cardigan who applied to Prince Albert for the court martial new sitting on the case of this °Meer. The court martial was granted in ...
... MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. The German Powers are length arming; reserve in the Rhenish provinces is ordered remain under arms ; and the Austrian GovernoKiit iecls under the necessity of imitating the armsmeios Franc*.—AU the returns irum the ...
... thus Earl of Cacrd gttm Captain Dottglas, und Citptain Warniuigton, to take their trial, bitt rotuseoted to titks bail, Lord Cardigan in £2,000., ;rith two EurctieS in £:1,000. earls, and thus otiter gentleamen in £500., etd two stureties in £250. each. Nxse'eaI' ...
... document was given in our last paper, and its allegations will be foond in the following statement Earl Cardigan, the prosecutor: The Earl of Cardigan was called upon by the Judge- Advocate.— His Lordship, who spoke under strong excitement, and with great ...
... Campbell, Earj. William Sargent, Esq. John Ri-ett Carnac, E*q. Fredetiek Silver, Esq. Thomas Harding, Esq. John Stewart, Esq. John Greathed Harris Esq. Geo. James Sulivan, Esq. William Paxton Jervis, Esq. John Thoyts, Esq. Auditors. — Gideon Colquhoun ...
... Com-mander-in -Chief is a good illustration j we trust that it to a investigation of the whole system The history of the Earl Cardigan shortly this— Bruden ell in command of the 5th Hussars was dismissed from his command “for conduct unbecoming gentleman” ...
... us much Tories” as the Earl of Cardigan himself, our readers may imagine how they would have fared at the hands of the Morning Post. ‘There would have been no such admission as that at the end of the above Lord Cardigan, however arbitrary, ill-condi- ...
... Over Stowey Randolph, Captain J. W., Flood, John, Milverton Milverton Randolph, James, Mfilverton Galton, Erasmus, Loxton Godwin, William, Dulverton Snow, Nicholas, Oare Gooding, John, Brushford Spurway, John, Milverton Gibbs, James, Bristol Sydenham, ...
... the next moment John was in his raoiher’s arms! Early next morning, while the ex-mayor was engaged in his counting-house, calculating with his nephews the exact amount which he had lost by his runaway clerk, the old goldfinder with John entered. Were the ...
... bis present situation, and having to the charge brought against him by Karl of Cardigan, and he would contend that be had as much to complain of the conduct the Karl of Cardigan the Earl had him. The letter which occasioned present Court Martial was written ...