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... course taken in 1810 by the Earl of Cardigan in challenging Captain Tuckett was jastified by the cuetoms of the period. The preceding circamstances were briefly these. Captain Tuckett had served under Lord Cardigan in the 11th Hussars, sjdistinguished ...
... of right arm, hivaliclwl; sent home packet. John John?, A.!*., I’lover, eye, invalid-., convalescent. William Pailicn, private, K.M., the Plover, of right arm, invalided; sloughing, general improved. William Lent, ordinary, the Nimrod, amputath a right ...
... the charge. Present, the Earl of Cardigan, Captain Jenyns, of the 13th Light Dragoons, Lord George Paget, and several officers of the staff. „ . Lord George Paget—' So, Cardigan, you were not in it r The Earl of Cardigan—' Wasn’t I though ?’ Captain Jenyns—' ...
... particulars and conditions of sale may be had. Particulars and conditions cf sale may also be had of John William Proudfoot, Esq., solicitor, 24, John-street, Bed'ord- row, London ; at the Royal Exchange, London ; at the offices of the Hampshire Advertiser ...
... —— $ | ROUSERS, Cardigan Jackets, Baltie Shirts, and wear, cheaper a C.emingon, ¥ house in Portsmouth 3 CECHERS, Laundrys, —- Thirty-six Gallon Copper, Very heavy . nton’s, Whitesmiths, only three weeks; aT a HOTEL PROPRIETORS, Lodying-house a and Others ...
... R. Fitz-Gerald, i Esq. A. P., Maurice, Esq., Messrs. W. C. Spooner, A. Wallis, R. ( T. Barrett, John Barton, Junr. Henry Portsmouth, O. C. Richards, John Twitchen, George Twitchen, (Worting Wood,) ...
... War from the Co- . li al Department, made choice of the former, Lord i John acqajesced in the arrangement. About the cad o of Octoberlest, or.thc beginoing of NovemberLord t John became convinced tht unless the. arrangement was altered, there were no ...
... or fabricated whole. Narrow Escapk or Lord Cardigan*.—Corporal John 1 Robiusou, of the Light Dragoons, in a letter addressed to a friend in Doncaster, dated Nov. 2, thus describes the narrow escape Lord Cardigan iu the cavalry charge at lialaklava, and ...
... RESIGNATION OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL. (Frees thre Times.) e The announcement made last night by the Secretary vof the Treasury to the House of Commons., that Lord -John Russell has tendered his resignetion of the offce 5he filled in the Government, and that ...
... I PRESENlATION OF AN ADDRESS'O LORD TIJOHN RUSSELL. SS, I I . On Monday Lord John'Russell wao presented in the you Mid parisnh of Greenock with, the following addr. so from witl the Provoot, Magistrat es and Council of that town :- I Bl cc My Lord, - ...
... held them at arm's length, and retired slowly, fighting and defending the trumpet-major until df • prived of his weapon by a shot. This ii DO rhodomontade, but plain fact, as recorded is the Gesette. Lieutenant Alexander Robert Dann, of Cardigan's boys, was ...
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