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... tella us: “ When the order was given by Captain Nolau to Lord Cardigan to ride into the valley of Balaklava, Lord Cardigan said, ¢ls it possible? Here goes, then, for the last of the Cardigans, meauning the mean of the Ilth Hussars. We advanced in three ...

... the Light Brigade at Balaklava death has removed muny of the officers of the five Light Cavalry regiments who followed Lord Cardigan and brought their lives out of aotion. Of the eight officers who charged with the 13th Light Dragoons, the Army List contains ...

... held them at arm’s length, and retired slowly, fighting and defending the trampet-major until deprived of his weapon by a shot. This is no rhodomontade, but plain fact, as recorded in the Gasette. Lieutenant Alexander Robert Dann, of Cardigan’s boys, was ...

... tho sabject of investigation at the London Hospital. The deceased, John James Satton, 23 years of age, was bitten by adog on December 9th. Ho told his wife there was a wonnd on theleft arm, which he had had canterired at a chemist’s shop. After the lapse ...

... iiilitiL'Oce which wielded personal account, and more substantial proof than this can ullorded John's divine mission. Ihe i. \t •• 11. niiisi iiietva.se. (St John ni.. r. n..t only to the plenary accomplishment >i Jolm's wonU so far as matters more Jireetlv ...

... son MrS. Loveridge, of Wolverhampton, handing gun over fence, discharged it, and the shot passed through bis shoulder. The arm had to be taken off from the socket. The boy lies dangerous state. lr is rumouio-1 in America that M. Victor Hugo is wining ...

... a greater wrench between the two commie, than during the short period when Ireland had Grattan's Parliament, which the Parnellites wished to see restored. Grattan's Parliament, though it had large powers, was always cniotrolled by • body appointed by ...

... wit for ever must remain.” Which lines convinee one that glorious John ” pre ferred beating about the bush to venturing on a clear definition. Alphonse Karr says that “ Wit is renson armed.” Naiveté, a word which we have been forced to borrow from the French ...

... telegram, dated Antwerp, Nov. 17: “The Admiralty - Court, which met here on the 12th inst., under the l presidency of Mr. Grattan, British Oonsul, to inquire into the circumstances attending the death of s man “named James Henry, who was killed on board ...

... charming Katherine. The part of the boy, always played by a female, was for the first time represented by a boy, Master Henry Grattan, and his performance was astonishingly good. The other parts were satisfactorily Lfilnyed. The scenery and mounting is equal ...

... o bruised arm. Marrioe or Miss Ness,—Oa Thaseday afler noon last, in Chriet Caurch, Lancastercate, Lon dm, took plice the marriage of Lizui.Colenil E. C. Browae, commanding the Ist Battalion Royal Scota Fasiliore, son of the late Clovel John Browne, of ...