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... the terror of the neighbourhood, and only a short time before the murder Nuniez he bad stabbed policemau so seriously in the arm that the bone was split, and the officer was in hospital for a considerable time. He was also wanted” for other acts violence ...
... the parsonage. The Late Earl of Cardigan’s Will.—A contemporary gives the following singular details of the will the late Earl Cardigan. His Lordship has left Uo.ooo to Viscount Curzon, M.P., and £5,000 to the Hon. John Vivian, M.P., his executors ; £5 ...
... and is doing well. —On Monday evening little boy named Beck, the son of a driver the L. A' S. W.K., fell down and broke his arm. Notice OUIT.- The holders of allotments on the piece of land adjoining the Oevizes Koad, known as Skylark,” have received notice ...
... Peter Carroll, Thomas King. John Ford, George Baun, R. Owen Glendwr, O. Lay Smith, William Williamson, John Breese, John Bnckton, Richard Young. John Lawson, William Perkin. Isaac Hanson, John R. Evans James Famplin, ...
... Road, Belfast, in a recent interview with Mr. John H. Shavw, the wellknown and popular merchant, of 120, Hoad, stated that bis son, who had suffer* id intensely for four years from rheumatism in the legs>, arms, and back, and who had tried many different ...
... the Crimean war. Lord Cardigan was going have the band of his regiment, the llth Hussars, with the cherry-coloured trousers, at Deene-park, entertain a large party. The band was to lodge at farmers’ houses near the park. Lord Cardigan was so afraid that ...
... Bolingbroke. Chatham, Pitt Fox, Burke, Grattan, Canning, Bacon, Locke, Newton, Davy, Hume, Gibbon. Macaulay, Hogarth, Sir Joshua Reynolds, David Garrick, John Kemble, or Kean. A liOtal and Peayeb.— lt Thoreaby, that Mr. John Jackson, a good old Puritan and a ...
... come ashore at Aberdarcn in Cardigan Bay. The fishermen surrounded the huge creature where it had become stranded, and, after a severe struggle succeeded in killing it. Another whale in the offing was chased by fishermen,armed with miscellaneous weapons ...
... to answer such summons as this,” and then followed a magnificent address. Personally knowing as do Mr. William O’Brien, Mr. John Dillon, the Lord Mayor of Dublin, and many other Irish members whom the present Government have signalled out for direct p ...
... heralded the greatest discovery of the Rear-Admiral Oarnloi d- Christian ora. the history of the world, for . Resr-admiral John Durotord, that n»tk»t. Professor Loch’s methods were New Da*. «»«(** ...
... Councillors E. L. Austie, T Arkell the Bath. J. Beddoe, H. U. Berry. H. Blake the Earl of Cardigan, W. H. Cary b. H. A. Colston G. F. Guv, H. B. Glffard, ■ Goddard, Sir John Goldney, W. M. Hamtnick, J. Harris, A. 1). Hussey h reke. « . b. king, W H. Lavertou ...
... have rolled over our heads since jUiat memorable of October 1851, when the Light Brigade, under the Earl of Lucan and Lord Cardigan, through an unfortunate misconception of order bom Lord Raglan, rushed to certain destruction: Half a league, half a league ...