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... Lord Derby's Piece of Plate, value 800 E CORD CARDIGAN AT CROXTON PARK RACES.- Sot the least interesting feature in connection with the late meeting at Cruxton Park was the hearty reception given to Lord Cardigan on the first race day. His Lordship was not ...
... Bishop. In the House of Commons, the bill itself was introduced by Mr. Peel, assailed by Sir John Pakington and Sir Robert Inglis, and defended by Lord John Russell, as wise, just, and constitutional. Mr. Henry Drummond, after an amusing speech in which ...
... Knight of the Garter? Have the late visits of Lord Palmerston and Lord John Russell had anything to do with this Has the Emperor of the French refused to become a companion in arms of Lord Aberdeen and the Emperor Nicholas ? Lord St. Leonards has brought ...
... James Scott, John Burns, George Lindores, John Johnston (1), Thomas Bywater, James Henry, John Corbett. William MbNeil, George Clinton. James Munsic, John Hiecock. Sinclair Bruce, James Gibson, John Austin, Edward Peiham, Joseph Workman, ...
... Orthes, and Toulouse, and was wounded by a musket ball in the right arm at the latter place. We hear that Dr. Andrew Smith, Director-General of the Army Medical Department, and Dr. John Hall, chief of the Medical Staff in the East, are to receive the dignity ...
... the meeting of the Board on the Bth inst.:—Messrs. John Theophilus Jenkins, Prince Edward Island; James Stevens, Bloomsbury-square; William Inchon! Grylls, Lock Hospital; Arthur Salter, Exeter; John Skinner, Exeter; Thomas Carr Jackson, Hamilton-place ...
... CE, Frs. 25. MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN TEE PRESENT rraurscrir. County of Cardigan. The Right Hon. Ernest Augustus Earl Lisburne, of Crnswood Park, In the county of Cardigan, In the room of William Edward Powell, Esq., who has accepted the oftlee of ...
... Hook. 80. HOMEWARD BOUND.-Cooper. 90. THE PATHFINDER-Cooper. 91. THE DEERSLAYER-Cooper. 92. JACQUELINE OF HOLLAND-Grattan. RI. THE MAN-AT-ARMS-James. 94. TWO OLD MEN'S TALES. 95. THE TWO ADMIRALS -Cooper. 96. RICHARD SAVAGE-Whitehead. 97. CECIL-Mrs. Care ...
... rk, Bart. ANoLzsta.—Robert Bosco Owen of Beaumaris-park, Esq.; John Williams, of Treffus, Esq.; Hugh Robert Hughes, of Bud wyn, Esq. BRECONBHIRE.—John Powell, of Walton Mount, Esq. ; John Vaughan, of Velinnewydd, Esq. ; Thomas Davies, of Llanyattock, ...
... the French press, it appears that they have adopted a mode of warfare equally novel and uncivilised. Both officers and men arm themselves with lassos, which they use with great skill, and, by throwing them dexterously over the heads of the soldiers, many ...
... Alfred Element. Wounded—Bombardier John Blacker, slightly. Gunners John Bennett, severely; Samuel Cator, severely; Henry Sims, slightly; John Williams, slightly; James Mitchell, slightly; John Dugan, slightly; John Preslee, 1 sr REGIMENT OF ...
... midshipmen frequent the best houses in the place, and British and Russian officers may evening after evening be seen walking arm in arm on the Wieser glade, and listening to the military band. General Osten- Sacken, who is far from well, inhabits a villa ou ...