... being fit for active service again. the Crimea he was servant to the Earl of Cardigan. India he had a sunstroke, which affected his memory. While serving under Lord Cardigan he saved the lives of three persons great personal risk. After leaving the Array ...

... Bedfordshire Regiment South Africa:—Viscountess Hampden, Sir Charles and Lady Payne, Mies Gosling, the R«v. H. Macaulay, Sir John Burgoyno. Mrs Bsnnerdale. and Mrs Dalton, Miss George, the Kinys Walden Work Party, Tea Company, Captain Coats, Mrs Ritchie ...

... H. Wells, Major, Acting AdjU COUNTY QUARTER SESSIONS, Wednesday, July 4. Lord St. John presided at this Court, which sat at 11.30, and he was accompanied by Sir John Bargoyne, General Layard, the Rev. P. Wyatt, Messrs G. A. D. Mahon, A. Hucklesby, J ...

... blood tells was never more exemplified than when the aristocratic Lord Cardigan exclaimed, as he rode with the Six Hundred into the jaws of death : Here goes the last of the Cardigans ! The English soldier dies, but he never surrenders—he fights to the ...

... would then have required ten weeks more to finish, and that would have given him £35 profit. The work was not finished yet. John Hull, retired builder, of Spenser-road, said the agreement was that Fathers should do the whole of the work necessary to restore ...

... of Majuba shall bo revenged,’ and then over went! The Boers 11 sd in all directions—only to be shot; others threw down their arms, and asked for mercy; while those who resisted were bayonetted. night, had possession ! had the key to Lidysmilh later in the ...