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... 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 ...
... proposing the health of the viot-chair- C,, the Mayor of Torrington, said, * Their gallant guest 5 t placed in the position ?? Cardigan, who, it was Was °S -t 40 owhen for the present position he held in the saw' ba i) r ho s is he met his friends at Leeds ...
... right arm swathed and siting in a handkerchief from round his neck. He pats with his left hand the epaulette of Bomba, who, in the shape of monkey, rests like child on the inside of his big brother's left leg. The monkey holds in his folded arms a cat ...
... subscribed, and with postscript, his reproachful but irreproachable letter to Fope John, the twenty second. At the time the confederation make sure, joined the guard Grattan, and scouted the excommunications the Bishops of the Pale. Even ’1)8, in Wexford ...
... Tbe fair disciple of the Grabamite po licy oas, are inform'd, pit in he' claim for reward. Lobd Cardigan —Lake Bmoheti'a Admiral Trunnion, Lord Cardigan is the hero of one event, end can never tell any story not bearing upon that. He baa written letter ...
... twenty minutes after the charge. Present, the Earl of Cardigan, Captain Jenyns, of the 13:h Light Dragoons, Lord George Paget, and Lord George Paget—* So, Cardigan, you were not in it?' “ The Earl Cardigan—' Wasn't I. though?' “ Captain Jeoyns—‘ You were my ...
... most Economical manner. JOHN DAZ. Co. On the 4th of October, No, I. price 2d., and on the laf of November, Port I. price 10J„ of THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE, Sew lllnatmtcd t'erlodlrnl \rt 9 Science, Pr®*re« Ph mil Life. EDITED BY JOHN SAUNDERS AND WESTLAND MARSTON ...
... guard of honour of the 3d Buffs, under the command of Major Walker, presented arms. After his Excellency had spent some minutes conversation with Major Walker, who lost his arm the Crimea, and with some of the other gentlemen present, he was conducted Mr ...
... Commons, if elected for English borough. E. Aylmer, Esq, and Mrs. Aylmer, have armed from Donadea Castle, County Kildare, at Castle Dobb», County Antrim. Kniouthood or Sib John F. Champion. —The announcement which appeared ia last Tuesday's Gazelle, stating ...
... joints, even of twenty veara standing. ASTOUNDING CURE A BAD LEG, AFTKR BOXKS WKItK TAKKX OUT !!! Copy of a 1/etter from Mr. John Anthony, of Llanver-ar-v- . bryn, I.Undoverv, Carmarthenshire,datwl iCth March, 1865 To Professor Hoi.i,o\vay. Sin, - For upward* ...
... WATSON, Clic A.M. T.C.D. LOUD CARDIGAN—This gallant officer is his letter which we inserted in oar last, has for ever silenced his slanderers, both in and oat of the 4th estate. It is sufficient for the character of Lord Cardigan that h 4 one ofl a sick ...
... Devonshire House. is his Grace’s intention to pay visit to Brighton about the i close of this month. , Lord Cardigan at Lismork. —Lord Cardigan, accompanied by bis Aide-de-Camp, Captain Lowe, arrived at Usmore j Cistleon Monday evening, on a visit the ...