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... likely to be perpetual (loud cheers). The Earl of Cardigan, who was warmly received by tho assemblage, said he was fully tensible of the high honour (louo him in coupling his name with tho profession of arms, for which he had always felt a deep attachment ...
... M.P., John Ramsden, M.P, OUbert, ««*> c te, M.P, James Duke, M. P.. Jehn Sinclair. Haury Lambert, Edward C Dering, John Walsh, Bdmund Antrobua, WUliam SomerriUe, Richard Bulkeley, Adam Ha». James Car_nicha*l, Henrr Mildmay, John P. Boileau, John F. Daviee ...
... wound*-!; Privates William Scrutton, wounded' John King, wouuded ; John Simmons, Tbomas Garrad. John Rutier, wounded ; Jobu Butt, wounded; EinaDtt** Barnard, wouuded ; Samuel Hibbard, William Burrel' wouuded; John Hoy, wounded; Peter Burtou wo 0', wounded ...
... Levinge. John Shelley, M. W. Ridley, Watkin Williams Wynn, M into Townsend Farquhar, Robert Throckmorton, Charles Morgan, Ralph Howard, Kobert Gerartl, Courtenav Honvwood, William Codrington, .M.X, John F. Davis, ?? Robert Keith Arbuthiiot, John Gib- bons ...