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... Cambridge. The Rev. John Brooke, M.A. The Rev. John Crosby Clark, B.D. The Rev. William John Copeland, B.D. Beriah Botfield, Esq. f'olonel Cavtwnght. Pudsey Dawson, Esq. Simon Dunnine, Esq. Gabriel Goldney, Esq. Robert Hichens, Esq. (2d time). John Robert Mowbray ...
... collective guarantee of all the Powers parties to the treaty. 26.—1 t is agreed that there shall be in the Principalities an armed national force organised with the object of maintaining the security of the interior, and assuring that of the frontiers. No ...
... deemed necessary, LORD CARDIGAN'S CASE. The Court held its fourteenth sitting on Tuesday. The numerous attendance testified the unabated interest which the public still feel in the proceedings. The Judge-Advocate asked Lord Cardigan whether he was desirous ...
... very weak. Tour the Northumberland Arttlim numbered only .51 eifecti‘r rank and file, the men, the Cornwall Rifles and the Cardigan :. Fraser, aged 17, destroyed herself at Desbormigh, Northampton:hire. last week by taking th, , poisonous root of 5u0i.% ...
... the men. Sir GEORE CAenHieeaRT. aK 13i Selr ofll froi his Correspondeane, John Heercay, A lbemarle-street. Thio day. 8vo, Is. (3d., a GRICULuc SAITC By nCbnDOM 3nz~unt o fe John Mhurray, nnd ?? 2 vole., Ire, 285, T ERUSSIAN EMPLIRE, its People, Ilstit ...
... of fittest Vegetable Substances they be taken by the most delicate with utmost confi Hundreds oure accompany box Propared by John Esq of Hall near Huddersfield Sold by all Is l!d 2s 9d and fid Wholesale Depot 22 BREAD-STREET London MEDICAL ADVICE ON THE ...
... marshal’s men two and two; drams, drum- major, trumpets, sergeant heralds, sergeants at arms. Sir Chas. Young, the Garter King of Arms, advanced at the head of the officers of arms, habited in their tabards and moun ted. There was a flourish was ordered, and the ...
... received, and the delays thoy experienced at Balaklava. Lord Cardigan said if that order was ever meant to apply to the: Light Brigade when detached to Inkerman it could not apply to him (Lord Cardigan), because the brigade marched there on the 21 November ...
... , also ?? in reply to toasts. ?? Lord Cardigan entered upon his defence on o Tuesday, before the military commissioners sitting T at Chelsea to inquire into the allegations con- tained in the report oi- Sir John M'Neill and of I Colonel Tulloch on the ...
... With the exception of poor Mr. Hayter, who has dined, and is but too bappy to snatch a five minates’ tempor.ry oblivion in the arms of Morpheus from the fatiguing duties of a whipper-in, or of Mr. Wilson, who is deep down many | a fathom ia a statistical ...
... Joseph fined 10s 8s costs Lewis Is and 7s costs William John 2s Gd costs Mr Willett Mr Gwendrncth Colliery several colliers with non-pavment to following :— William £1 13s ’llic-inns illiam 13s John Williams £1 10s witness 4s Costs £1 7i the Prichard— lecture ...