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... moved the following amendment :— That the appointment of a commission of general officers to report upon the report of Sir John M`Neill and colonel Tun.,u fow a vAry efficient mode of inquiry; and that the effect of such appointment would be to hide the ...
... inquiry which had resulted in the production of charges against them. He (Mr. Peel) would take the case of Lord Cardigan first. Well, Lord Cardigan had been appointed inspector general of cavalry. But when? In January of last year—in the very height of the ...
... evidence taken by Sir John M'Neill and Colonel Tulloch, and by them submitted to the War Minister.' . . LORD CARDIGAN EN TIM CRIMEA.— A. writer in the Morning Herald makes the following distinct assertion respecting Lord Cardigan :—' On the 27th Sept. ...
... Kiel.' LORD CARDIGAN IN TrE CarMEA.-A writer in the Morning Herald of Monday makes the following distinct assertion respecting Lord Cardigan :- On the 27th Sept., 1854, the day the allies arrived at Balaclava, there was sent to Lord Cardigan, by the Commander ...
... Lord Cardigan and others contained in the reports of Sir John &Neill and Colonel Tu[loch was on Tuesday laid on the table of the House of Commons by Lord Palmerston. The general officers named in th warrant are—Lord Seaton, General M•Mahon, Sir John Bell ...
... whipperin was Immediately up to bis poor master’s aasiel*of*i caised him at once in bit arms, bnt the vital |P»ti, h.u) lied, sudden* waa hia death. His son. plsm John Eyre, and Henry Flanagan. Eq. came iliatcly alter the accident. The body was Cinteyed ...
... over so goodly an array ol culprits placed before Military Court. Wo have Earls of Lucan and Cardigan, with Sir R' ...
... Lord Cardigan and others, contained in the reports of Sir John M’Neill and Colonel Tulloch was on Tuesday last laid the table of the House of Commons Lord Palmerston. The General Officers named the warrant are Lord Seaton, General M'Mahon, Sir John Bell ...
... that the health of the veteran author is failing fast, and that there is no great chance of his putting his promised finishing John Russell’s final stroke to the scarification of volume of the Moore Memoirs, if they really ever are to come out. Over and over ...
... lecture was The history, character, and testimony of John the Baptist,” end we need not say it was most ably treated, and listened to with profound attention. have only room for one short extract (John) stood forth in the power peculiar mission to the ...
... committee of aupply, Mr. KOKbUCK moved— That the appointment of a commission of general officers to report upon the report of Sir John Mc. N it'll and Col. Tulloch, >3 to uubatitutv au inefficient for very efficient mode of inquiry, that the effect of such ...
... G. Mot- mathis, T. Thomas. Cardiff—J. B. Hopkins. John llibbert,. 3, St. Mary.street, J. Flint, Thomas Wakeford. ltd. Maggs. llaylesand Co., J. John Parry, 1 Bute-street, W. Luke Evaup, Cowbridge—John Parsons..Vleriiiyr Tydfil—T. l'rice, Market- square ...