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... to embark for the Crini:-a, join their valiant companions in arms. There were upwards of forty the detachment, and each man had a led horse. Preston Pilot. Last Words of Grattan.— Grattan's WOCUS (the surgeon-general), who sa'v him in London just before ...
... The Vicar cf Kendal.—We are informed that the Vicarage of Kendnl has been accepted the Rev. John Cooper, A M., senior Fellow of Trinity College, to which, as our readers are aware, the living belongs. is in contemplation, we believe, build new Vicarage ...
... the beloved wife of John Hobson, Esq., of Hale, in tbe parish of Beetham, near Milnthorpe. the 22nd inst., at Spa Inn Cottages, Witherslack, Margaret, widow of the late Mr. William Gibson, labourer, aged 75. Same day, at the Derby Arms Inn, Witherslack, ...
... dropped. Evidence having been given of the finding of the body, the cardigan jacket with which the body of the woman was covered was produced, and Mr. Hogg, recalled, said be coca had a cardigan jacket, many years ago, but he was sure this was not it. Dr. Augustus ...
... less than five, nor more than 10. The first directors will be Lord Batas, Mr. Richard Rattail, Mr. John Grattan, Mr. Robert Rataliff, and Mr. Charles John Clay, each of whom shall be entitled to continue i. °Roe so long ash. remains qualified and desires ...
... time Lord Cardigan commanded the light brigade of the cavalry division. never had any personal differences with Lord Cardigan when in the Crimea, and I can recollect nothing ' of an angry correspondence. was on very good terms with Lord Cardigan at the outset ...
... deeply lament to say that the family of Henry Grattan Curran, Esq. stipendiary magistrate [son of the celebrated orator], has been plunged into the deepest affliction by the accidental death his only son, John. This fine youth was invited to dine with some ...
... family honours by his only son, Lord Vaughan, born in 1862, a Deputy-Lieutenant for Cardigan. Mr. Job Iles, chairman of the Stanningley Baptist Burial Board, and John Hudson, gravedigger, have been summoned at Leeds for removing a body from a grave without ...
... mean that his long-expected defence of Pelagianism likely to be censured by the Lower House of Convocation ? As regards Lord John Russell, we are left in perplexing dread whether what Zadkiel calls the King of Terrors, or his lordship's usual skill in upsetting ...
... Pain Coach Builder, Peorith. THE STALLION HORSE “ CARDIGAN R. THOMAS HUTTON, of SOULBY, . inform his Agrionltaral Friends and B reeders Horses, that, in consequence of the illness of his ho “ CARDIGAN,” he will travel his usual Rout night later in the ...
... Solicitors, Kirkby Lons- dale; of the Auctioneer, at his Office in Kendal; at the place of Sale; at the King’s Arms Inn, Kendal; and at the King’s Arm 3 Inn, at Lancaster. Dated this 9th day of Aagust, 1855. RICHARD BLOXAM, Chief Clerk, GINNETTS MAMMOTH CIRQUE ...
... LETTER FROM THE CRIMEA. The following letter, from John Horn, gunner in the Royal Horse Artillery, to his parents Appleby, will be interesting to many of our readers: Within gun-shot of Sebastopol, Oct. 6th, 185 L Dear Father and Mother, 1 have just ...