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... destroyed, and her territory has been occupied by the invading allies. It was not by force of arms that she made herself what she is, and by relying on force of arms she would soon unmake herself. Her success has been through other instruments than the sword ...
... copy the inimed the Clonmel (.itand Jury against r. .1 s S.idb'ir. I.urd to Murrough. said, >f the Emperor of the apprehend armed fairs of Spain. In* following resolution: aving absconded from Mr. ROEBI CK. then mi •“That Mr. .lame. S.,d! sir s. woirn.r ...
... Mr, John Henry; second, Mr, Alexander Klnmontli; third, Mr. John Allen. Green crops (first class)—first, Mr. Charles Madden; second. Mr. John Moody. Green crop* (second class)— first, Mr. John Henry; sen wl, Mr. John Whiteside; third, Mr. ...
... Henderson. John Fisher. John Joyce, J. •• M'Oee. ‘avid Kialjrers, Hntth Rea, rt Forsvihe, John Bain. F.-qrs.; I Henry Vomi}:, Fsq., il.D.,Ac..i;c.—/f»/tux ...
... Sabbath robbery at Lord John Russell's, Pembroke Lodge, have evening. as yet escaped detection. Among other valuable articles A meeting on behalf of the I Ister Society for Pro- stolen was a workbox belonging to Lady John Russell, the Education ol ...
... MILITARY INQUIRY AT CHELSEA. The military inquiry at Chelsea try the Crimean report of Sir John and Colonel Tulloch, rather an anomalous affair. The commissioners in question, after taking evidence on the spot, relative to the terrible disasters which ...
... computed to worth more than £1,200. Testimonial to Loud Cardigan.—A subscription has been entered into, a number of gentlemen connected with the West Hiding, for the purchase of a testimonial to Lord Cardigan, in honour of his achievements in the Crimea. A ...
... Raglan was hunted to his grave—•“ done to death by slanderous tongues.” Nor was it from any such motive that Lords Lucan and Cardigan were singled out for denunciation as they have been by several organs of the press.— Much of this may be matter of opinion ...
... fort, with artificial arms. The first man had his arms shot away just below the shoulder, the second lost both arms the explosion of a shell whilst he was in the act of lifting a pickaxe above his head, and the third lost his arm below the elbow. A man ...
... not complete, stating, the same time, that the dispute remained unsettled^ In the Ibnise of Lords, Monday evening, Lords Cardigan and Lucan complained of luring misrepresented in the report the Crimean Commissioner*. Lord Pamnure, the Minhuer-of-Wnr, ...
... stipendiary magisctnation, they d.d not. therefore: actively support ,rat « should ...
... again, Mooney continued, I call upon you to witness this gentleman has broken the peace,” and as he spoke he nourished his arms over Mr. Wallace, and allowed one of them, as if accident, to strike him. A scene of great confusion followed. Mooney danced ...