... and Veterinary-Officer T. V. Pemfer, There are 124 men in D Squadron, the officers being Capt. Sir John Dickson-Poynder and Capt. the Earl of Cardigan. As we have stated, the weather has been fairly fine, except for some rain on Saturday and Sunday, but ...

... reflocting, ae his » apon &mr »e a 0 officer in the Ar-m combatasite were arrested and brougbt w. ihe Wandeworts magisirates, who cow mi them for trial at the Central Criminal Coars. ’l‘ioq. againet Lord Cardigan, which was tried in she’ Hosss of Lords on Febraary ...

... Frome on Tuesday night. He was returning from Bristol on his motor cycle, when he collided with a brewer’s dray. The Earl of Cardigan, D. 8.0., who recently resigned his ‘commission in the Roydl Wilts Imperisl Yeomanry, in which, as Major, he commanded a ...

... Lord James, of Hereford, and Miss James have arrived at Breamore, where they will spend the greater purt of the recess. Lady Cardigan has left Cowes to stay for a short time at Bath, before going to Deene Park, Northamptonshire, for the autumn. .:: The Countess ...

... n(qmnbu a resistance would have been hopeless and a surr-dntuviubhl!m:.n.euuwfldtbo arme blanche, of the value of which the incident was an admirable illustration, Lord Cardigan, who msods a squadron of the Middlesex Hussars, I:::n.b:'; 0.;..007‘20 miles . ...

... Rector of Devizes S?'o Rev. J. G. WlhluJ zhmmm t were Earl Nelson, Major Sir John -Poynder, D. 5.0., M.P., Sir Audley Neeld, Sir G. Prior Goldney, Sir John Goldney, Col. Sir John Wallington, K.C.8., Col. Estcourt, Mr. C. N. P. Phipps, Mr. Chas. Awdry, Col ...