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... captain in Cardigan's regiment. One fine morning, a short while ago, he was late for stables, and being orderly officer, went to the colonel and reported himself accordingly, saying he had unfortunately overslept himself, whereupon Cardigan at once placed ...
... Miscellany, 10 vols., (uncut Froissart's Chronicles, by Johnes, (Hafod Press,) Presentation Copy, superbly bound ; Monstrelet's Chronicles, by Jobnes, 5 vols., bds. ; Joinville's Memoirs, by Johnes, 2 vole- in 1, large paper, extra, (Presentation Copy;) ...
... forthwith. The Earl of LINCOLN concurred, and several members having expressed their opinion against the practices at Derby, Lord JOHN RUSSELL signified his agreement with Mr. Hume, and was supported by Sir ROBERT PEEL, who, having suggested the expediency of ...
... Friday night week an armed banditti, consisting of nine men, attacked the house of five farmers living on the townland of Cappanahane, demanding arms and money. At some they were successful; but on arriving at the house of Mr. John Ahern, he haying resipte4 ...
... James Kershaw, John Bright, James Wyld, M. Sul- A large piece of silver, weighing about si x ty ounces, (called livan, J. P. Thompson, Lord Nugent, Sharman Crawford , by the Portlanders duckey stone , ) was foun d a few days John Reynolds, William ...
... which he had been the victim. BREACD OE PROMISE OPINIARRIAGE.—A case was tried 0 the Cardigan assizes, on Thursday, in which Miss Saunders, daughter of the late Rev. John Saunders, a Churcw of England clergyman, sited the Rev. Percy Bysshe Harris,- Rector ...
... he no difficulty in the expedition under the command of Sir James Ross reaching Sir John Franklin, for Lancaster Sound was clear of ice in the middle of August. Sir John added, that he had great hopes of his nephew's success, as he was sure that what i ...
... the ordinary. A MAD DOG.—On Saturday week a dog, in a rabid state, went into the garden of Mr. John Pepper, Lodge - lane, followed by several persons armed with brickbats, hay-forks, and other weapons, for the purpose of destroying it. As two children ...
... Tuesday 1 80i „ 81 Wednesday B4 80/ 801 „ Thursday Friday Bl* 801 80 „81 Saturday Bl 801 84 „ 81_ It is said that the Earl of Cardigan was again unsuccessful in a second attempt last week to become a member of the United Service Club. Sir Robert Wilson has ...