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... all hazards, and accordingly ordered Major-General the Earl of Cardigan to move forward with the Light Brigade. This order was obeyed in the most spirited and gallant manner. Lord Cardigan charged with the utmost vigour; attacked battery which was firing ...
... JOHN BULL THE MISSING DESPATCHES. (From the AondM Extraordinary.) War Department, 11.59 oj*. Nov. 11, 1864. Hi* the Date of Newcutle thU dojr reoeWed deipatch, of which the foilowingit copy, eddreeied to hie Grace by General the Lord BegUn, Q.C.B. [TWe ...
... its present holders.'’ The Russians giving their Arms.— We extract from the correspondence of a daily contemporary the following account of the surrender of arms Bomarsund:— v The Commander demanded the arms, which the prisoners brought and plied up In the ...
... JOHN BITLL were m*de of pasteboard, and dashing on tba second body of Rasalans, they were still disordered the terrible aesanlt of the Greys and their companions, put them to a tier root. The Russian horee In lew than nfe minutes alter It met our Dragoons ...
... JOHN BULL It were made putotmud, and dulling on tbo neoood body of BraUni, they mm etlll dieordered the terrible aeannlt of the Oraye nod their oompulane, pit them to itter not The Baeden bone In leu thin flee mlnatee oiler It met one Drogoone teu flying ...
... JOHN BULL n. Nevertheltw, niipeetiDg aonietlilnc. w« ...
... JOHN BULL •o. N«verlhelt*i, suipecling •omclhlng, we oloe«d op, end began to move more cautiooeljr along, and with the greatest circumspection, oar carbines UDslnag, the expectation and desire of meeting every moment a large body of the enemy. The road ...
... JOHN BULL of tendering the resignation of hit seat in Parliament, and at the eame time of introducing to the electors the Honourable Arthur Gordon, the third son of the present Premier, who is a candidate for the vacancy. The meeting took place at the ...
... JOHN BULL ■dbt, whIU >O7 wMi throw liiptjlmeDU lii th* inr Uit Oovantmuit, ikwfM th(t t|M OoTtraneat mm bo«n4 ikoar man respect tor (he Ojjlniom expressed Iff those who felt boonrt t» differ fto® them. He oertelnljr ,«*■ rether enrpHsed thet each measure ...
... JOHN BULL able that Government should give information to the object to at* tained by entering upon ita perils and expenses. It was only right that they should be told whether not they were at war. and if not, why the declaration of war was delayed, in ...
... partly re-asaenhled. This they did, l ...
... JOHN BULL LETTERS FROM THE CRIMEA The following letter is from very young man, private in Lord Cardigan’s regiment of Hussars, to his mother. The writer, it seems, was educated for profession, but enlisted, last spring, “lu a wayward and romantic fit ...