... historic heroes. On that day—so ran the story Ixird Cardigan, while at the head of his brigade, received from Ixird Lucan, bis brother-in-law, order to recover the guns abandoned the Turks. Lord Cardigan, it appears, deemed the enterprise rash to temerity ...

... of London, 6th Aug., 49 N 9 W. by the Sqflid, Tengelsen, armed in the River. ' City of London, for Australia, 3rd July, 11 N. 25 W. by the Franklin, Mellin, arrived at dowes. Bing Dove, of St. John, NB., Wilmington to Queenstown, 16tb July, lat. lat. 52 ...

... hao boon tbowa tho report tho oomtalailoa of Inquiry Into tapplleo of tbo Brilbta arm/ la tho Crimea to ten oooadoaod gnat aad nnaeeoooar/ nOhriagt and looaoo la the arm/, ten hoooaro wd rewirdi, awl ten boon appointed to and are ■till holding oficoe la ...

... JOHN BULL the conduct of any particular peroon, but into the system. The officers whose conduct impugned had a perfect right to call for further inquiry, and had mind been aatiafled that those gentlemen had nothing advance to disprove the chargee made ...

... JOHN BULL AND BRITANNIA thnitutlo chaen.) The remainiog toaita included one In honour of the Seri of Cardigan, hie Lordehip epeaking at wine length in reply. Taa Uimiok to Moeoow.—A daily contemporary girea glowing aooonnt of the equipage with which Sari ...

... JOHN BULL AND BRITANNIA for another Arotte expedition la Mtnh the Franklin expedition reltoo hu been taken Into eanetdenllan the Admiralty, and that, althoagh determination hat 09 yet been arrlred at, the project hat not been diecerded.—Aikavmtm. Peehlon ...

... . THE SUN, LONDOV 5 FRIDAY EVENING' APRIL 11. 185 of the arm y m i g ht be rewarded with decoraticns similar , Jan. 65 horses, 10 of which died. If the horses had had Court Miller_,_ official assignee, Bristol; Henderson, MARKETS. LINES !JAKE]) FIXED ...

... Drum-Major. Trumpets. Sergeant Trumpeter. Sergeant Pursuivants. j Sergeant Arms. ( Heralds. \ Arms. Sir Charles Young, the Garter King of Arms, advanced at the head of the officers of arms, habited in their tabards and mounted. There was a flourish trumpets ...

... cannot find, upon his own showing, what Lord Cardigan did to diminish the sufferings of horse or rider, Nor, to take Lird Cardigan's case upon its own merits, as he condueted it bimscelf, did Lord Cardigan even mrake out the point that the diffisulties ...

... time Lord Cardigan commanded the light brigade of the cavalry division. I never had any personal differences with Lord Cardigan when in the Crimea, and I can recollect nothing of an angry correspondence. I was on very good terms with Lord Cardigan at the ...

... Captain Durham, W. E. Richards, Esq., Lewis Pugh, Esq. Captain Lloyd Phillips, H. 0. Holmes, Esq., Captain Esq., John Miller, Esq., John Miller, jun., Esq., J. M. Davies, Esq„ Rev. J. W. Morris, Rev. Mr. Herbert, Rev. Mr. Jenkins, Rev. Mr. Jones, J. W ...

... time Lord Cardigan commanded the light brigade ofthe cavalry division. I never had any personal differ- ences with Lord Cardigan when in the Crimea, and I can recollect nothing of an angry correspondence. Was on very good terms with Lord Cardigan at the ...