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... called the surgeon up. The captain's brother armed himself also, and hah* dozen shots put them to the rout aot before one of the crew was hacked to pieces and killed, and others wounded. The Coolies were armed with the cook's axes, the chain hooks, iron ...
... the Lord Lieutenant will be present at the opening service, at one o'clock on Tuesday. Lord Cardigan. was misled by Ipcal accounts in describing Lord Cardigan as passing in review the Romagnol troops in garrison at Bologna. It was Lieutenant-Colonel who ...
... observed — Sir John Ogilvy, M.P., Captain Gray, Carse; Captain Fotheringham; Mr ing Cook- atom ; Mr Bairnsfather, Dumbarrow; Mr Webster, Westfield ; Mr Stevenson, Arrotsmill; Mr Lyall, Kin- craig; Mr J. Fytte, Provost Craik, Forfar. Sir John Ogilvy was called ...
... 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 ...
... the Cli meet. The funeral was strictly private, in accordance with the last wishes of bis totdelstp. We believe that Lord Cardigan will, before long, re. sign the office of Inspector-General of cavalry, and rumour—only rumour, however,—states that - Major ...
... Hon Dowager Carlisle principal of that the Howards Dtight Earl of Cardigan Right Hon Earl of ltartmouth Right Hon the Earl Right Hon and Viscountess Galway Right the Earl Right Hon Lord John Right Hon Lord Newport Right Hon Lady Newport Hon Londesborough ...
... Times, of the 12th April of thai year) authorised the whole of the clergy of Hampshire, and especially the Isle Wight, to take arms and to whatever they might think best for the service of their country. agitation is gaining ground at Copenhagen against the ...
... held at Plymouth on Wednesday week. The first was on John Dillon, a private, Royal Marines, charged with striking Lieut. Daly, Royal Marine Artillery, on the evening of the sth January ; the second on John Martin, gunner, Royal Marines, for attempting to ...
... Lieutenant; John Field Smyth, Gent., to be Second Lieutenant. Ist Subdivision of Lincolnshire Rifle Volunteers—Geo. Charles Uppish'', Esq., to be Lieutenant ; John Stephenson, Gent., to be Ensign. Norfolk Rifle Volunteers--6tb. Company—John Lowe, Esq. ...
... 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 ...
... by retapeoart. Edwin Waugh, the author of whom it MO als the ander and me, was by his brother_ pin-law disband the ._ 18 John Hill, with having in the middle of night hawked Timm Ma ass W. i n whith rids nth' at his door in Lord-sheet, and also at ...
... less than HALF THE ORIGINAL COST! ARM, PLAIN, and FANCY STOCKINGS SOCKS, UNDER WAISTCOATS, DRAWERS, DRESSING GOWNS, WOOL HUNTING SCARFS,. MUFFLERS, RAILWAY RUGS, MAUDE SCARFS, KNITT SHOOTING SOCKS, FLANNEL SHIRTS, CARDIGAN JACKETS,, FELT HATS. G-LOVES of ...