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... and delighted every one present with his charming manner and conversation. Lord Cardigan will again be urged into the lists by the following bitter morceau : Lord Cardigan has sent in his resignation to Lord Raglan on the score of illness, and consequently ...
... y sendees in putting off in their boat during a strong gale and rescuing the crew of six hands of the schooner Ellen, of Cardigan, which was weeked in Ballycotton Bay, on the 9th ultimo. A reward of £2 10s. was also granted to live men for putting off ...
... upon individuals by Sir John M‘Neill nor Colonel Tulloch in their reports; and the public, though we have the express testimony of a Staff officer to the effect that while the Light Cavalry were charging at Balaklava, Lord Cardigan's horse was running away ...
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... the late Joseph Hume, M.P.—A dreadful earthquake occurred at California. —Death of Sir John Stoddart, formerly connected with the Times, in his 85th year. 17. Mr. John Sadleir, M.P. for Sligo, committed suicide by swallowing some of the essential oil of ...
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... conquered the last peace. It only comprised ten steamers, and those small, to a squadron consisting of ten sailing men-of-war, Sve armed troop-ships, and forty transports, conveying about ten thousand troops and marines. But, if this quarrel is to be forced upon ...
... denied that Mr. Sidney Herbert has inherited any part of the property of the late Prince Woronzoff. It is rumoured that Mr. John Scott Russell has offered to tender for the repairs of the whole British navy._ Mr. Baillie Cochrane has been returned for ...
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... Chairman. John Fuller, Esq.' Depuly-Chainizan. Lewis Burrouglui,,Esq. 'C. 11. Latouche, Esq. Robert B. Chichester, Esq. Edward Lee, Esq. B. M. Gordon, Esq. Colonel J. W. J. Ouseley, Lt.. Col. 11. B. Henderson Joshua Walker, Esq. Szent:reny—Mi. John enzenove ...
... denied that Mr. Sidney Herbert has inherited any part of the property of the late Prince Woronzoff. It is rumoured that Mr. John Scott Russell has offered to tender for the repairs of the whole British navy. Mr. Baillie Cochrane has been returned for ...