... construction of intrenchments and sapa in the field, pootooning, Ac. LORD CARDIGAN AND THE ELEVENTH HUSSARS. [From tkf John Dull.') It is with no view to bear hard upon Lord Cardigan that we deem it our duty to place before the public the particulars of ...

... of Down and Counor will, is likely, ba an* nouncrd. Lord Cardigan and his Officers. We are authorlwd to •ttt*, with r«*f»ceoc« U> certain aainiadrrraiona upon Lord Cftrditan, originatlnr in John Bull newaptper of 11 tb inaUnt, and copied into tome of the ...

... fdeughter of the late Major Jamee Allen, »th Dragooor. e! « th. W.lli.M U10rt..,. e„.. b, .h. 8 Woo. Maher. C.C., John, aeeond a of John Murtagh. E*q , of Athlone, to Bridget Mary, aldeal daughter P. Joyce, E*q , of Drllogford. county of RUkeony DRATIII ...

... Mayas, Esq., bsiljgswley, to iso*, eldest daughter John Kennedy, Esq., Victoria Hons*. Armagh. Nov. It, in St. Mary’s Cbnrch. Dublin. Mr. Harpur Greene, merchant, Drogheda, to Maria, third daughter Mr. John Jackson, mar- Chsot. Carlow. Nov. 15. Tarlough Church ...

... got in the rear of the regiment, Sir John Cameron ordered the 9th to advance, which they did, and succeeded in taking 160 prisoners. It is singular fact that all the Peninsular battle* were fought under Sir John Cameron, who, though often wounded and ...