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... two Chancellorships, dating it from the commencement, in aid of the same pious purposes. Narrow Escape of Lord Cardigan. — Corporal John Robinson, of the 13th Light Dragoons, in a letter aildresscd to a friend in Doncaster, dated Nov. 2, thus de- scribes ...
... and his country. NARROW ESCAPE OF Loan CARDIGAN. —Corpora John Robinson, of the 13th Light Dragoons, in a letter addre-sed to a friend in Doncaster, dated Noy. 2, thus describes the narrow escape of Lord Cardigan in the cavalry charge at Balaklava, 4nd ...
... and his country. NARROW ESCAP OF LORD CARDIGAN.--Corpora John Robinson, of the 13th Light Dragoons, in a letter addressed to a friend in Doncaster, dated Nov. 2, thus describes the narrow escape of Lord Cardigan in the cavalry charge at Balaklava, and ...
... Sir Richard Kean, Bart. Major— William Villiers Stuart, late captain 12th Lancers. Captains— O'Neill Power, John Palliser, John Esmonde, M.P., John Ussher, William Charles Be.naparte Wyse, Leopold George Frede- rick Keane, Gerald Noel Bolton, Henry Meagher ...
... took this advantage, snatched his own sword out of my a left hand, and inflicted a slight wound on the fleshy part of k my arm ; he never dreamt of another shot being in thel pietel, which was in him in less than a second. This el ended my dreadful work ...
... Esq., and J. P. Pierce, Esq.) Arms Tottenham-court*road, Maty Beyno as Thomas Watkins. Mansfield Arms, Mansfield-plat*^ Town Thomas Pryce Jones to John Chace. ® this ImBD”. MAE 7LiBONE. (Present —Sir Lsurie. Charrman; John Bentley, Eaq., and J. B. Kirby ...
... trans- ports, compared to us are well supplied with every- thing. Out of 230 men who, from wounds at Inkerman, had legs and arms amputated, 27 have died. We borrowed bay for our borses the other day from the French. However, warm clothing and other supplies ...
... Whtnyates; Second Captain A. O'Donnel Grattanteibe Captain, W_mJaune*i First Lieut. Hon. G. Wrottesley to be Secoud Captain, vice Grattan ; Second Lieut. E. D. Malcolm to be First Lieutenant, vice Wrottesley ; Brevet Lieut. Colonel VV. Robinson to bo Lieutenant ...
... merchant, January 23-John Henry Banks, of Queen-street, H8lborn, engraver, January 23-Chtarles Davis and John Eaton, of Kingston. upron-Thbames, bsuilders, January 24-William Wade. of Northamptonshire. leather-seller, Janutary 24-John IBrown, of Wincltester ...
... el, l vice Wilson; Second Captain John. Davenport:Shake- W spear to be captain, vice Biegham; First LieutenanttJohn Ja de Luttrell Saundersan to be second captain, vice Shake- Dl .e spear; Second Lieutenant Sir John William Campbell, N4 rt Bart., to he ...
... Lord Cardigan's splendid brigade totally unfit for service. We are now in a well-sheltered valley, about a mile and a half from Balaklava, doing no duty, and attempting to resuscitate what few half-dead horses we have remaining. Poor Lord Cardigan has ...
... no transports, compared to us are well supplied with everything. Out of 230 men who, from wounds at Inkerma,n, had legs and arms amputated, 27 have died. We borrowed hay for our horses the other day from the French. However, warm clothing and other supplies ...