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... -General the Earl of Lacan. To Major: | nt. General the Earl of Cardigan. To Bi rigadier-General, | now Major-General, the Hon. James York Scarlett. To FPORT. } Major-General Hen 5 John William Benti nck. To Major-General Sir C oh in Campbell, Knight ...
... THE PREPARATIONS FOR WAR. We> ( Tim** Fridaj) undenUml that iho Earl of Cardigan to bav« c*«n!rj eotnmand in tha osprditionary army. Ye*t#rd»y hit Royal Highnm Prioot Albert, attended hit Royal Highnew Duke Cambridge and Lord Raglan, reviewed the troops ...
... it, are in ruin*, but the earthworks front of it, armed ith at least‘JG heavy gum*, arc untouched.and keep up tiro on the French working parties, particularly certain period* of the day, and the interval tween nine and eleven o'clock night, when they ...
... William Alexander, William George Weir (Lisnabreen-house); sth Class—Daniel Kirk, A. T. P. Caught y, E. S. Grattan ; oth Class—John G. Hudson. John B. Gunning (Stranorlar). Michael T. Ilamill (Trench-house); Class Joshua Collins, W. M‘Clecry, William Turtle ...
... Hamilton Seymour, Lieutenant. General Sir John Hunter Littler, Lieutenant General Sir James Caldwell, Right lion. Sir George Grey, Bart., Major-G ...
... emhsrk, and a great portion of the french force was to embark at Hour, gas and Ballschik. Lord Cardigans division was also under orders to embark Varna. Gen. Sir John had arrived. The eiped.tiun is composed of 25,000 English. 26.000 French, and 20,000 Turks ...
... (English?) of Dutch origin; Sir Colin and John Campbell, Scotch; Colonel Penoe&tbcr, Tipperary boy;'* Colonel Yotke Scarlett, of Jamaican descent; while U. 1). Gstcourt a Londoner, born near Portman Square; and Lord Cardigan native of Hambledon—leaving only four ...
... 2 0, Samuel Getty, I John Rea, 2 Gilbert Vance, 0 John Rowan,jun., 2 2 0 i Robert Trotter, 1 0 Robert Simms, 22 0 ( Freilk. Ogle. 10 James Kennedy, William Coffey, 1 0 Robert Gunning, 2 o, Day & Bottomly, 0 John Charters, 2 John Devlin, 10 Gilbert A Son ...
... reader*. The offlocr who led lo Lord Cardigan'* charge an erroneoo* delivery of hi* order* w*» killed in tho struggle. The order* are raid have been found writing in hi* pocket after tho recovery of hi* body. Lord Cardigan remon*trated »g*in»t the order. “My ...
... Doherty, John Dignan, Edward, Doyle, Samuel Davis, John Gray, Thomas Wilson. 2Uth lUoiusmt Foov.—Killed—Privates James Wesley, Thomas Wyatt. Wounded—Privates John Langley, James Hiton, G. Yoone. 21st or Foot. Wounded —. Privates Robert Brogan, John Kay. 57t« ...
... He sank twice, and wvould inevitably have perished had not a one-armed man seized his arm on the third rising, and dragged him into a punt.' Old Etonians may recog- nise in the one-armed man, _Mr. Charles Carter, who afterwards kept boats at Eton. Good ...
... shall W happy answer any letter of inqniry, I satisfied yonr Sarsaparilla it worthy of all the recommendation 1 can give it. * John Forsttk. SICK lIBADACHR. A CASE MANY TEARS' ST PINO. The following is one of those cases arising from a disordered slate of ...