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... his ardour for arms. There is a curious error running through the journals of both countries, respecting the presence of Lord Cardigan in Central Italy, on a journey of military inspection. It is Lieutenant-Colonel Cadogan, not Lord Cardigan, who is receiving ...
... Sieira Leone and from St. Helena, at each of which places there are ab-jut Lord Cardigan in Bologna.—A letter Florence from (Jan. 3), in the Debate, asserts that Lord Cardigan has just inspected carefully the troops in Bologna, which is General Fanti's head ...
... her right arm. She has since died . The soldier who stole a letter, addressed to Lord Stanley, from the bail of Lord Derby's town residence, has been discharged, and handed over the civil authorities. A rumonr is drcnlated that Lord Cardigan intends resign ...
... to warrant the appointment of Lord Cardigan to the Colonelcy of the sth Dragoons and of General Ashburnham, late of the Sutlej campaigns, late of China late of Calcutta, to the Colonelcy of the 82ud Foot. Lord Cardigan's services are world-famous. They ...
... of age, named John Scott, was tried tor going out of the State md returning thereto, coutrary to law. and sentenced to pay a due ot 20 dollars and costs of suit; and in default thereof to be sold as a slave. The fine was not paid, and John Scott has been ...
... resolution was adopted unanimously. William Corwen, Esq., moved, That a comtniUce, consisting of Mr. John Elliot, Mr. J. Gambles, .'ir. li. Hubinaon, and Mr. John Key, unpointed to collect subscriptions this parish.” had no doubt of their getting men, but they ...
... warrant the appoint- ment of Lord Cardigan to tbe Colonelcy of the sth Dragoons, and of General Ashburnham, late of the Sutlej campaigns, late of China, late of Calcutta, to the Colonelcy ofthe 82d Foot. Lord Cardigan's services are world-famous. They ...
... of the Nation Armed Association; and I invite every Italian who is a lover of Ihis country. to aid by sub. scription the ?? of a million wuskgts. If with amillion imuskets Italy, in the faqu of the foreigner, is not capable of arming a million soldiers ...
... liquids, let us take off the malt and hop duties, and astonish the intestines of John Bull with unadulterated essence of John Barleycorn. Why the protectionists will be up in arms to a man against this vinous 'invasion, both as a matter of duty and sour grapes; ...
... following evening, Mr. Finney again preached Sinners will not come Christ. the words selected for the the discourse being John, v., W, And ye will not come me, that might have lite.” East night, also service was again field, and tfio congregations hare ...
... steam ram laid down at Blackwell has been altered, and is now, says the . Times, to be built merely as a shot-proof heavy-armed frigate of perhaps 36, or perhaps 70 gains, as the Admiralty may eventually decide. She is to be named the Warrior, and will ...
... liquids, let us take off the malt and hop duties, and astonish the intestines of John Bull with unadulterated essence of John Barleycorn. Why the protectionists will be up in arms to a man against this vinous invasion, both as a matter of duty and sour grapes ...