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... their merits.” IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS,— Friday. SIR JOHN EXPEDITION. Lord Wbottesley asked if the Government intended to send out another Arctic expedition in search of Sir John Franklin, and expressed opinion that such an expedition, recommended ...
... Some time has elapsed since the commission of the crime, and we shall briefly repeat the circumstances :-- Mr. Dove lived in Cardigan Square, Burley, a hamlet near the borough of Leeds, and bore a good character. Mrs. Dove was taken ill early in the month ...
... very doleful story, his loss of former cow, and also the distressed state of his wife and a young family, and gave his name John M’Kay, stating that ho belonged to Dingwall. ihe policeman having some doubts of the truth of his story, conveyed him the road ...
... provisions of the act 10th and 20th Vic., ch. 34. The Tipperary Free Press of last week states, that the rumour of James (and even John) Sadleir being still in Ireland, is daily gaining ground, and becoming more generally credited. The decomposed body of a short ...
... 482 entertainments, was as successful and er Comte D’Escaj de Lauture, an Banquet to the Earl op Cardigan.—A public banquet, honour uf the Earl of Cardigan, took place 1q the Stock Exchange Hall, Leeds, on Saturday last, when a very handsome and costly ...
... after two o'clock. Lord Duncan received the Queen at Perth, Lord Pannaure at 1orfar, SirThomas Blaikie at Aberdeen, and Mr. John Duncan, chairman, and Mr. Patrick David- son, deputy-chairrman of the Deeside line, at ]3anchory. Her Majesty partook of luncheon ...
... LORD CARDIGAN AT LEED.'s'. On Saturday Lord Cardigan visited Leeds, that day having been appointed for the presentetion to his lordship of the sword which had been subscribed for by his tenantry and other inhabitants of Leeds. The Earl of Cardigan, in ...
... The crew were in the tops crying for help. As soon as their perilous position was observed, two pilots, named Thomas Hart and John King, volunteered to go to their rescue. They went off in the Contractor steamer, and, on getting to the windward, a boat was ...
... the name and arms of Talbot, except Lord Campden. During their administration, Mr. Scott and Air. Serjeant Bellaris are receive per cent, upon the rents. A Kevkrknd Gentleman charged with Stealing A Plum. —At HaiUham, Sussex, the Re\. Sir John Culme Seymour ...
... cost between £30,000 and £40,000.’* Lord Cardigan rejoins that nothing can be more unsatisfactory or evasive’ than this reply. As Colonel Buck appears to be ignorant of what occurred at Balaklava, Lord Cardigan endeavours to enlighten him, by giving a ...
... him any pension it may think desirable, and without making stipulations. According to the correspondent of the Time*, Lords John Bussell and Minto, who arc staying at Florence, are looked upon the Grand Duke as a couple of itinerant demagogues.” At Turin ...
... Balaklava. The chair was taken by the Earl of Lucan. Among the company were several leading cavalry officers, but the Earl of Cardigan’s name does not appear among the number. The Brighton correspondent of the United Service Gazette says that a long letter ...