... East the local rank of lieutenant general. Lord Cardigan merely commands the light division. The mail of Thursday brought some interesting letters from the East. One of the Bth Hussars describes Lord Cardigan as a thorough soldier. He lives on the same fare ...

... in Lord Cardigan's brigade, his lordship is responsible to his chiefs ; but it has hitherto been unheard-of that officers in command should be systematically annoyed by anonymous complaints through the press. I have no doubt to Lord Cardigan himself these ...

... incongruous imagery and of tasteless and puerile ornament. Yielding to Grattan in the passionate outpouring of uncontrollable inspiration, Plunket's speeches were yet tree from many of Grattan'e faults. The former al way: aimed at seizing und heading the judgment; ...

... Garris, Porio Rico Syphax, Crosby, Stephen not John, previously reported Hannah, Owen, Ronen Harmona, Whiskell, Oiksea Friends, Owens, Chepstow Margarets Ann, He witt, Neath Kate & Jane, Bell, Ipswich John, Kennedy, Liverpool Sailed for Rene Mari, Bouton ...

... Russian. You will see the (hateoce given m euother part of our paper. Tnomaa Treea—Yea. We do not know the exact height of Lord Cardigan. E S—The money ie applied to their own use. Lord Aberdeen was born in 1781. B —There are plenty Queen Anne's farthings. They ...

... Morris Ferris. Edward English. Patrick Cullen. John Bush. Daniel Monarty. Patrick Morrissey. James Kenny. John Daly. 2D BATTALION RIFLE REIG/DE. KILLED. Corporal W. Campbell. Private John Bishop. John Carlow. WOUNDED. Bugler Daniel McCarthy. Private ...

... incongruous: imagery and of tasteles and puerile ornament. Yielding to Grattan in the passionate outpouring of uncon- trollable inspiration, Plunket's speeches were yet free from many of Grattan's faults. The former always aimed at seizing and bending the judgment; ...

... Archer, It, screw of 073 toia 'uid horn*- j power, biult Deptford in DSk*, trom the late Lord John Hay, one of the Lords of Admiralty, at present it Woolwich. John Foote, to conraand the Coudict, 8, screw corvette, 1,013 tons, with engines of horse-power ...

... hazards, and he 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 Cardig►an charged with the utmost vigour; attacked a battery which was firing ...

... Fusilier Guards. The under-mentioned Officers have been appoint e d Amrs-nit-Caur to the Queen, with the rank of Cotton in the Arms, from the 20th of June, 1864 :—Lteut.-Cokonels H. V. Brooke, C.B.—Napier—E. Lugard, C.B. Honorary Aide-de-Camp to her Majesty—Col ...

... OSTAINING_SITIIATIONS _$Y OF A ONIARACTLA. --00.--.- At the Manidon-home, on Friday, John Railer and Mies were brought before Sir R. W. OArden, in the custody of Brett, the detective °Meer, the former charged with having pretended to be Gibbons, in where ...

... prophetically ailed La Belle Alliance. ST. JOHN'S-WOOD.—A. meeting of the inhabitants of St. John's-wood supplementary to a meeting held some days ago, in aid of the Patrotic Fund, was called for last evening at the Eyre Arms Tavern. Mr. A. Watts Professor Creasy ...