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... the smack Countess of Lisbarne, of Abemtnith, struck on Cardigan Bar. The mainsail and mainboom had been prevuiusly carried away. Immediately the smack's perilous position was seen, the Cardigan lifeboat, belonging to the National Lifeboat Institution ...
... the others serving kitchens and reading-rooms. Tm*re were fifteen beds, which were simple 1 stretchers easily turned into arm- I chairs, in each vehicle, and at the side of each I ir.» was an b.-11, table, candle and I writing materials. The compartments ...
... l*ear that Sir John Rose's personalty nearly £|hn,nno, which is four times much as let friend* had expected, lie was Arm l»*lievrr f.ord Rear-ms (Veld's prineii»le that tie* right thing have Cld.tMia >ear while • you to have £5OOO. Sir John Ruse was always ...
... the Royal Gallery of the Palace of Westminster is a departure from the precedent set in the memoralde case of the Earl of Cardigan. who was tried in February. 1841, for shooting Captain Tuekett in a duel Wirohlcdoneommon. On that occasion the trial was ...
... Hayworth, Captain, Wain Vawr Hughes, J 11., Esq., Tyr Ash Harley, John Esq., Ross Hall James, John, Esq.. I.lsnsoar Jackson, Rev. H., Won stow Jam***, J. G., Esq., Tynewydd Jayne, John, Esq., Pentrebailey Jenkins, W. H. P. Esq., Orleton Ludlow Kemmrd ...
... contemporary gives the following singular details of the will of the late Earl of Cardigan. His Lordship has left £5,000 Viscount Cumon, M.P., and £5.000 to the Hon. John Vivian, M.P., his executors; £5,000 to tbs Earl of Westmorland: £lO,OOO Miss Clement; ...
... Willmms. tbe actuary, died ou March 20, aged 71. He had been the actuary for 32 yrar*. Mr. Williams began life schoolmaster at Cardigan. Ho afterwards became a reporter aad then editor of tbe Cardtf ami Merthyr Guardian. For upward* 30 yenr* was the borough ...
... Walpole, the system of duelling was extensively prevalent, and it ha® been said that there never wa® anything in France to to it. John Wilkes was one the most noted duelli»t® of hi® period, but hi® encounters were not much the result of political disputes as ...
... extinct, the property became vested in John Flood, grandson of the founder of the family. John Flood made bis will 1907 devising the lands to Lord Dooeraile and Richard Aldworth in trust to the nee of his eldest son John for life, with remainder in tail male ...
... him any pension it may think desirable, and without making stipulations. According to the correspondent of the Times, Lords John Russell and Minto, who are staying at Florence, are looked upon by the Grand Duke as a couple of itinerant demagogues. At ...
... his appotn'ment import *ot vst in Kbor rsao. Tbe Countess of Cardigan and Lanea-'tc has rented t« the Senior 1 r-ito-l Club the max hie bust, s!axoebetti. of ber late husband tbe Karl Cardigan, and has sent to Lirerpool Jubilee Kthibiti «vn hca I ot tbo ...
... Tilbury Division of Esses.) Falkibk Dirrsirr.—John Wilson. LU, 4222; M. Macdonald. L. 4022. Fo«FA**msa.—Captain John Sinclair. L, 4962; Captain the Hon. C. Maule Ramsay. C. 4714. LorrH (SorruX— # Colonel John P. Nolan, N, 1233. Richard McGhee. N, 922. No ...