... Cavalry Division, and Lord Cardigan b»- .no the charge. The commonly accepted versmn i> follows; “That Captain Nolan, land Lucan'** aide-de-camp, came to Lord Cardigan with the message, Light brigade will advance. Lord Cardigan asked what was In* his objective ...

... centuries of strife almost ceaseless and oppression never-ending. Grattan and the Volunteers won; but theirs was a partial victory; ultimately it proved barren. It has been shown that Grattan's Parliament ' was a weak and vulnerable institution ul in compared ...

... wove benders (all stiles). tin. by_ cps won wows bandages. Ilona* faelwie. Nightingales. Baksefave bolwete. Men ere- Nadia, Cardigans Li NOTE AND CHOCOLATE STOLEN. Three boys were charged in the BMfast Children Court today be Mr. Garrett Nagle. JIM., with ...

... old linen, operation cloths, bed jackets, indoor and outdoor games, especially iron quoits and footballs; table cloths, cardigans and sweaters, feather pillows (20 x3O and 34 x 17). Note—During the last few weeks the demands on the Red Cross stores have ...

... skim lonittere in October, ands L abeeiiiiently troaderred to • battalion of the East •11,1- skin* Regtesent. The deceased arm awarded the D.S.O. in the course of the present war for conspicuous gallantry. He was • brother of WMr. D. C, Barka, formerly ...

... Banbridgc—Lord Cardigan. OBS. fielding or marc, not exceeding hands high, with shoes on—l Samuel f rot her?. Bannviev, Banbridgc-- Florenco Nightingale: 2. AAm. Jeffers, jun.. Ivy Lodge. Lurgao—Charlie: 3. Janie? AAailatc, Mam hc.-tfr Arm.-. Tauderagec— ...

... LOCAL CASUALTIES* New* has been received of tho death of Rifleman John Austin. Ist Battalion Royal Irish Rifles, which occurred 24th idt. in No. Casualty Clearing Hospital. France. Deceased was the only sou of the late Mr. Benjamin Austin, and was in ...

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... Clarke, son of Mr. Walter Qarke, High-st, writes his parcnts that _po is a prsoner of war in Germany. “gd is wounded in the left arm. Lieut. Clarke was repored missng shorily after e opening of the German offensive., Gassed. [ntimation has been received by ...

... Ireland. Under the Home Rule Act they could enjoy constitution far superior to that associated with the name of Henry Grattan. Grattan’s Parliament was illustrious by reason of an eloquence and patriotism of many of its members; but it had no control whatever ...

... CastlelarJ, Lavey. Kingseourt, Drung, Bailieboro', Arm a and Coronea, Moyhologue, Castlershan and Ballsiamesduff, Cross, Denn, )(Warm, rorle.), Kiln ore, Curlough, Maghera. Co. Derry.—L3 each—Deny Clty, Grattan, John Mitchel, Magherafelt, Swateragh. Kilrea. Grcordough ...

... Pairs Mittens, 1 Pair Gloves, 1 Bandage, 1 Cardigan Jacket, lslb. Wool for Socks, Dozen Coloured Handkerchiefs, 32 Dozen Khaki Handkerchiefs, 7 Dozen White Handkerchiefs, 16 Treasure Bags, 5 Turkish Towels, 5 Arm Slings, 1 Pair Drawers, 1 Shirt, 5 Games ...