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... FEARFUL SCENE AT CARDIGAN GAOL. One morning last week the officials of Cardigan Gaol had a frightful encounter witb two desperate burglars, named John Stuart and Henry Williams, waiting their trial at the assize. About six o'clock iv tbe morning, as Jacob ...
... historic heroes. On that day—so ran the story—Lord Cardigan, while at the head of his brigade, received from Lord Lucan, his brother-in-law, an order to recover the guns abandoned by the Turks. Lord Cardigan, it appears, deemed the enterprise rash to temerity; ...
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... referring to John O Cormell's address to the electors of Clonmel, thus sets forth the family claims to Parliamentary honours :— must deal with the present as it is ; and mere antecedents will avail John O'Connell as little as they did Henry Grattan, in the ...
... year old gamy, Tad and net Aadinem, ; 2, Grattan ; 3. Wm. Cellos. Ger year.old quey-1, David Cleland, Araks's; 2, Joka Steel, Shires ; 3, James Graham; Joka St a si. Pair one -year-old gasys-1, James Graham; 2, John Steel; 3, Robert Cowan; commeaded, Wm ...
... Bouapartists say, Let us first get rid of that accursed thing called the Republic and then we will settle our own rival claims. M. John Lemoinne, on behalf of the Government, declares that civil war comes up at the extremity of every solution, and many Conservatives ...
... present with him on the platform were:—The Rev. Mr Macphereon, the Rev. Mr Balfour, the Rev. Mr Milroy; Mr Leighton, Glasgow; John Kay, Stenhousemuir ; and Mr Gillies, missionary. Tne Chairman, in bis remarks, expressed the pleasure had in being present ...
... Domestic News. It is stated that Sir de Lacy Evans and Lord Cardigan will shortly be decorated with the Grand Cross of the Bath by her Majesty. We believe it is not improbable that the Earl of Cardigan will be the New Inspector-General of Cavalry.— Globe. Colonel ...
... good humour about Irish duelling. When Amby Bodkin and Mr Bourke fought their famous duel, the latter's son, little John, afterwards Sir John, Bourke, was hoisted on the shoulder of neighbour see the fun. O'Connell killed in his first duel the Count d'Esterrt ...
... Government in '9B, but which would fail now as they failed then. The Irishman oho now thought he could throw away his arms just Grattan disbanded the Volunteers in 'B2, would Bad that he had pleeed h•meelf in the power of a cruel, unrelenting English enemy ...
... and will be succeeded by the Earl of Cardigan. The Western District.—We understand there no foundation for the roport which has been going tho round of some of our daily contemporaries, that Major General Sir John Rolt, X.C.8., has resigned the command ...
... Domestic News. Arrival of the Earl of Cardigan. —Major-General the Earl of Cardigan arrived in town on Saturday, via Marseilles, from the Crimea. The noble and gallant Earl is much altered in appearance, and his health is greatly impaired from excessive ...