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... until the lifeboat took the crew out and brought them safely on shore.—Cardigan, Jaa, 25.—During a very heavy gale from the southwest yesterday, a brig was seen in distress in Cardigan Hay. The Lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution immediately put ...
... that the friends of Lord John Browne on the one baud, and Celonel Higgins on the other, are actively canvassing the county. The great beefy of the Roman Catholic clergy stern as determined as ever to oppose the latter; but Lord John Browne's address, belittle ...
... the Battle of Alma. Ile also took pert in the charge of the Light Brigade, under Lord Cardigan. through which he d unhurt. but at the Battle of Inkei man his right arm was shot away. ...
... MAIL—SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22,1^79. THE ZULU WAR. OF POtTR CUNABD LUTEKS. arrangement has been made between the Admiralty and Mr. John Bilrna by which the offer of that gentleman to place upwards of 10,000 tons of steam snipping the disposal Government has been ...
... H, Stephenson, Walter Grisdale, Frank Barsby, A. H. Warren, H. P. Grattan, R. Mansell, 0. Hatton, P. A. Scudamore, F. Bathurst, 3, H. Grover, L. Arthur, Mr. Wheeler, Master Harry Grattan; Mis* Brsbrook Henderson, Miss Vivian, Miss Ferguson, Miss Marlborough ...
... the smack Countess of Lisburne, of Aber3stwith, struck on Cardigan Bar. Her mainsail and mainboom had been previously carried away. Immediately the smack's perilous position was seen, the Cardigan lifeboat, belonging to the National Lifeboat Institution ...
... lives by the Ashton colliery explosion, and it already amounts to upwards if Kossuth is about to pay a visit to Glasgow. Lord Cardigan has commissioned Mr. Sabt to paint a picture repreeenting his lordship describing the Battle of lialaklava, to the Royal ...
... the most eloquent deputies in the Italian Parliament, received wounds in the breast, arms, and legs, so that he has to walk with crutches, and cannot use his left arm. Perhaps. when t;aribaldi proposed his toast to the Italian martyrs, hei not quite remembered ...