... caissons and into the river. Four were found severely injured : John Tanner, labourer, aged 30, suffering from bruises; Robert Gardener, labourer, aged 40, suffering from concussion of tho brain; John estcoat, labourer, a very severe scalp wound; Walter Cook ...

... Georgia served surgeon to the Ist Battalion of Marines, and in 1819 accompanied Sir John Franklin's Arctic expedition surgeon and naturalist. He also accompanied Sir John Franklin's second expedition in 1825, when he commanded two boats, in which discovered ...

... pieces were the arms of the deceased combined with the insignia of the Order of tho Garter' and the velvet horse-covers bore the combined arms surmounted bv the coronet, with the motto, Flecti frangi, 'below. the driver's seat were the arms and motto of ...

... daughter of the sixth Earl of Cardigan, and sister-in-law of the Earl of Lucan, and Mr. Henry G. Sturt, his eldest son, now M.P. for Dorsetshire, married in 1853 Lady Augusta Bingham, Lord Lucan's daughter and Lord Cardigan's niece; while one daughter is ...

... was the case with regard to infanticide. The discussion was continued by the Duke of Argyll, Lord Houghton, the Earl of Cardigan, Lord Belper, and the Earl of Shaftesbury; and the bill was read a second time. Certain other bills were read a second time; ...

... the political agitators who had made themselves famous, and of whom all Irishmen not very or very stupid must proud, such Grattan and O'Connell. He equally declined to attribute them to the influence of the Roman priesthood. Ireland, had been, he remarked ...

... ago, died on Wednesday afternoon at tho Priory, Roehampton, at the age of 75. He was born in 1791, being a younger son of Mr. John Knight, a gentleman of independent property in Devonshire, by Margaret, the only child and heiress of Mr. Wm. Bruce, a member ...

... hundred voices sang the Ode to Labour, which was composed specially for the opening of this exhibition, after which Lord John Manners, First Commissioner of Works, delivered a closing address, in which he paid a high compliment to the character of this ...

... summarily any • ' ! -o renew ma enterprise. Attacks isolated . '' ' '' raids for arms in country districts f 1 ''-'uue for some time: but in part of the west 1 now any body of armed men hold together w ' w '^- ou t the certainty of receiving exemplary Among ...

... age can spy, An elector tho 20th century, Behold her! [Solemn chord. A bloomer (Lyte) with case of instruments under her arm rises from cauldron. Tremulo. Who would dare lightly to baulk her ? Mr. B. Your name, fair demoiselle, is 'i Lyte. Marry Walker ...

... recalls attetiti to the fact that there are now six fewer peerages the of the lords than there were twelve months earldom of Cardigan has been merged with the Ailesbury, while the niarqmsate Hastings, l; ,| the baronies Belhaven, Cranworth, Dunfermline, and ...