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... Esq., J.P., Pantsaison, Cardigan. James Mr. J. Parry, Cilwen, near Newcastle Eiulyn. Jenkins Major T. A., Trevigen, near Cardigan. Jennings R.. Esq., Portland Place, London, and Gellideg, Kidwelly- Jenkins R. D., Esq., JR., Cardigan. Jenkins J., Esq., Cilbronne ...
... thrusting his arm through the of the cage. The lion, who was impatient for his meal, it being near feeding time, or attracted by the s* colour of the coat, made a sudden spring, fixed his imm \ incisor* in the fleshy part of the intruded arm, and ld , fast ...
... sia, nervousness, with c-amps, spasms, and nausea> effectially removed Dv Barry's delicious food in a very short time—K« - John w - Havell. ltidlington Rectory, Norfolk.—Cure No. 1784.—N0t expected to live six days longer, was cured Dv Barry's adnvrable ...
... made the land, and although no forces of the enemy appeared on the beach, the longboats of four French three-deckers, fully armed, and provided with congreve rocke'.s, were sent forward to the shore the moment the anchor touched the bottom. Two of them ...
... for the night on the left bank of the Bulgenac, the former having previously supported the advance of a part of the Earl of Cardigan's brigade of Light Cavalry which had the effect of inducing the enemy to move up large body of Dragoons and Cossacks, witb ...
... Regiment, Les Guides,—Conductor, M. Mohr. First Life Guards—Conductor, Mr. Waddell. Second Life Guards—Conductor, Mr. Grattan Cooke. Royal Horse Guards—Conductor, Mr. Tutton. 6th Dragoon Guards (Carabineers)— Conductor, Mr. Cuconi. Grenadier Guard ...
... truth in the report that the gallant General has had his arm amputated. He was struck on the breast by a musket ball, which glanced off and passed through his arm. Fortunately, the bone of the arm was not touched, and the wound itself is so slight that ...
... wounded, and fire on the conqueror who, in his generous humanity, had aided them he passed. It was relief to see that their arms were broken —that their cartridges were lying opened in heaps on the ground. Litterbearers, French and English, dotted the ...
... Lieutenant Bourchier, the senior surviving officer of the party, and it now remains in our possession. Brigadier-General Sir John Campbell speaks highly of the conduct of the detachment, and of Lieut. Bourchier and Lieutenant Cuninghame, and he laments ...
... popidation to draw uponwhichinlBsl exceeded 21,000,000 for Great Britain alone. Lord Cardigan at Balaklava.—A friend has furuished us with the following particulars of Lord Cardigan's share in the heroic charge of the Light Cavalry Division at Balaklava, from ...
... intimated our Cabiuet the desire of his Government to give its adhesion to the treaty of the 2nd December. It is stated that Lord Cardigan shared the stores in his yacht at Balakava, with his troopers. The Malta Times states that upwards of 100,000 oranges have ...
... Colonel Earl Fitzhardinge, and the South Lincolnshire. Colonel Sibthorp, are ordered to Portsmoutl for garrison duty. Lord Cardigan, who now holds the office of Inspector General of Cavalrj r, is expected to visit Exeter aud Taunton in a few days, to 'inspect ...