... the charge. Present, the Earl of Cardigan, Captain Jenyns of the 13th Light Dragoons, Lord George Paget, and several officers of the staff. Lord George Paget— So, Cardigan, you were not in it ? The Earl of Cardigan— Wasn't I though? Capt. Jenyns— ...

... THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. Lord Oudigan ban addresaed the folloiHog lottor to the Morning Pont :— Bir. —On mr return Dublin, afier an al»eoc«oi duty in different parts of Ireland, find letter from Mr Rock, which haa been copied into all the newspaper* of the ...

... LORDS CARDIGAN AND LUCAN. In consequence of the reports et the Crimean army commissioners, both these noble lords have pubhaliod explanatory and defensive statements. The former noble lord says —1 had no power to move the light cavalry brigade • such ...

... surviving daughter of the above-named John Gibbs, which happened in the month of February last, certain property, real and personal, late of the said John devolves upon the person or persons being the next of kin ofthe said John Gibbs, living at the decease of ...

... LORD CARDIGAN AT LEEDS. The magnificent sword purchased by the subscription of the nobility and gentry of Yorkshire, was presented to the Earl of Cardigan in the hall of the Stock Exchange, Leeds, on Saturday afternoon last. There were upwards of 250 ...

... BANQUET TO THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. A public banquet, in honour of the Earl of Carligan, took place in the Stock Exchange Hall, Leeds, on Saturday last, when a eery handsome and costly sword, with en address from the subscribers, was presented to him as ...

... van of his division. As far as the Earl of Cardigan is concerned in the famous charge of the Light Brigade, every mani there present did his duty; nor, when the fatal order was once given, did Lord Cardigan do any thing more than any private soldier who ...

... THE YORKSHIRE TESTIMONIAL TO 'rHE EARL OF CARDIGAN. On Saturday last, a meeting of tbe subscribers r to the Yorkshire Testimonial to Major-General the Earl of 9 Cardigan, ?? wase held in the Council Chamber of the Leeds Court-house, for the purpose of ...

... as man remain, Si 7 ir, your obedient servant, | t of the Merchistoun, 1 without LORD CARDIGAN AND MR. BUC! ely not jae and Tar following letter to Lord Cardigan appe Majesty Times Hartland Abbey, Oct. o tears “My Lonp,—My letter of the 20th was ix he ...

... 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 ...

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

... JOHN O'CONNELL. Jom O’Covneix ia provided for at laat: not the people of Ireland, bat, alaa, by their enemiea. It ia a thought, melanc'ioly reflection that the aon of gnat man, the emancipator of onr altara, the giant in atatura and in intellect, who ...