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... and estates by his brother, the, Hon. and Rev. William John Brodrick, who was born in 1798, married first in 1824 the eldest daughter of the sixth Earl of 'Cardigan, and- relict of the Hon. John Perceval, and, secondly, in 1829; the fourth dalghter of ...
... Teign, month, 4-Plymouth lifeboat and eteam-to.. 6 men and vessel'; Padstow, 4; Bude-Haven, 3; , aunton, 20; Portbcawl, 10; Cardigan, 3; Southport, 4; Lytham, 32 men and - 1 vessel; Kiekeudbrighte 3 men and vessel;' Thifrso, 3; and - Ness' (Dundee). 8 men ...
... were admitted licentiates of the Society of Apothecaries—viz., Messrs. John William Armistead, of Leeds; Frederick Robertson Haward, of Halesworth, Suffolk; Alfred Jones, of Cardigan; and Henry W. Alexander Mackinnon, of Portugal-street, Lincoln's-inn. ...
... mad course. 4 ,aok e Zulerers were taken up and conveyed to their and medical aid sent for. It was at first feared b a r , arming man would not sury ve the injuries 4, ksl t eoeived, but he has since rallied, and is now fm, o y to recover. Mr. Britten ...
... reprehensible. Trial for Shooting a Man.—At the Monmouth Assizes on Friday, before Mr. Justice Heating, a farm labourer, named John Ball, was indicted for shooting at his fellow-servant, William Moulton, in October last, at Llanguttock, with intent to murder ...
... Parliaments. He left the House with a melancholy sense that there was some truth in the caricature of Punch, which represented John Bull in a state of plethora, not to say adolescent obesity—a sort of cot mercial Falstaff in top-boots. His belief was this ...
... in flames. It is said the castle is insured to the extent of £30,60e. The Battle of Balakiava and the Earl af Cardigan.—The Earl ef Cardigan has re-opened the whole question of his conduct at the battle of Balaklava. In the Court of Queen's Bench on Thursday ...
... forged letters of exchange to an amount of £28,500 within the last two years. Earl Russell has nominated a son of the late Mr, John Leech to the foundation of the Charter.house and the youth will enter as a new boy in the course of the present month. Mary ...
... produce a consequence, which the War Department denies me the privilege of developing.' Libel against Lord Cardigan.— The case of Lord Cardigan against Calthorpe, in reference to the imputations cast on his lordship's conduct at the light cavalry charge ...
... proved too powerful for his Earl Russell has nominated a son of the late Mr, frame; he fell in convulsion into the arms of the peers John Leech to the foundation of the Charter•house w h o surrou nded him, and the debate was immediately and the youth will ...
... episcopal seats were represented by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, and the Bishops of Ripon and Ely. Then the Earl of Cardigan, with bold, military air, advanced to a seat on the Opposition bench. For some time he sat alone; at length Lord Churston ...