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... doctor, were allowed to take Captain Tuckett away to his house, lord Cardigan and Captain Douglas drove to the Wandsworth I’olice-station. am prisoner, I believe,” said Lord Cardigan to the inspector there. Indeed, sir,” replied the inspector. “On what ...
... wishes. Ihe Master-at-Arms therefore called him by name down the escape batch, and ordered him to free the hatch and come up. Able Seaman Brimicombe obeyed. In accordance with orders from the first lieutenant the master-at-arms then went down tWilielOwer ...
... the wife ©f Captain Herbert Nrvill** Ro|fe. R.N.. of a daughter (Dorothv). ST. JOHN—On th« 26th inft.. at 4. Cli?ft?riß«*ldplate. Warmouth. tba wife of Lieut. Coraid et. John, R.N.. H.M.S. Roho!ution. Homo F!««*. of a danjrhior. EDWARDS—On Taanday, the ...
... gas. The deceased man was lying on the floor with his head resting on his arm. The windows and door had been shut but none had been locked. The deceased was wearing a brown cardigan, trousers and slippers. There was only one of four burners, through which ...
... named John Martin, that early on the morning of the 11th inst.. in consequence of an order received overnight, be went to a house in Cardigan-road. Fratton, and drove tbe male prisoner to Taawell-road, Southsea. On arriving at the Tmswell Arms” prisoner ...
... her prop rets from injuries to arms, aud from onus to liberty. Spirit of .swift! Spirit ! Your has prevailed. Ireland is now a nation. that new cliawcter I boil her, and bowing her presence, I shy, Perpetual After Grattan was voted X50.C00 the Irish Parliament ...
... plat s glom to request for important functioas. Ulster and the imfeguar ing of the later:its of the Minority in the South 11E. JOHN SANDY, J.P., y are h am , el belated , a solution of the Irish is in all probability toady the sea:. r rilkulty may found the ...
... eompanied by her five daughters. od_ A marriage has been arranged, and will take place quietly in February, between 'at Lieut. John Harold Smith Wright, R.N.., he youngest son of the late Henry Smith e 7 Wright, of Oaklands Park, Chichester, at and ears. ...
... H:.11 on Wednesday evening. The first part of the evening was devoted to whist. The M.C. was Mr. H. T. Privett, and the Rev. John Ray presented prizes to: Mrs. Aitken, the Misses Cox, Phyllis Attwell, H. Barrztt, and Tapper, and Messrs. Hocre, Aitken, and ...
... Mr. Spencer de Honey, M.P., and Lady Louisa de Honey, of Great Gleniham, Suffolk, and his sister was the late Countess of Cardigan and Lancaster. He is succeeded by his son, Admiral Spencer de Honey, J.P., who has also a distinguished Naval record. He ...
... Colonel the Right J. E. B. Seely. ■M.P., Secretary of Stats for War, rial ted Harrow on Saturday and remored his aoa. Master John Seely, who has bean lying serioaaly ill with pasnatoaia hsadmmater* residence, to Brooke Bouse, Ills of Wight. improTtaeat ...
... presented under Use ' ’ Mr. .Arthur Gronvilla • local nrgariSUJig oominittee, who winked i uringtv achieve »uoc««. oonaat..! ■>' ' John BriHrwand, Colonel A. R. Hclhrwk and Mr. Ned DbUmb. ROUND THE POLICE ' as to b© unhl for human habitation.—Mr. l* Xo* Wadeeon ...