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... regiment of the garrison of Naples remained faithful the King. It passed through the capital with drums beating, and with its arms and officers, as the capital was not in Garibaldi's power. Meissonier's small picture (8 inches by 6), exhibited at, the Manchester ...
... the smack Countess of Lisburne, of Aben stwitb, struck on Cardigan Bar. Her mainsail and mainboom had been previously carried awa} . immediately the smack's perilous position was seen, the Cardigan lifeboat, belonging to the National Lifeboat institution ...
... and a half before I knew where I was. It was a very foggy night—we could not see the river even from the side. We had been arm-in-arm before we lost the path, but she had left loose, and had not taken hold again, but did so in slipping down. The jury returned ...
... wrapped flames. It is said the castle is insured to the extent of £30,000. The Battie of Balaklava and the Earl of Cardigan.—The Earl Cardigan has re-opened the whole question of his conduct at tbe battle of Balaklava. the Court of Queen's Bench on Thursday ...
... will produce a consequence, which the Wet Department denies me the privilege developing. Libel against Lord Cardigan.. The case of Lord Cardigan against Calthorpe, in reference to the imputations cast en his lordship's conduct at the l'ght cavalry charge ...
... the title an&estates by his brother, the Bon and Rev. William John Brodr'ick, who was born 1/, 8 married first in 1821 the eldest daughter the Earl of Cardigan, and relict of the Horn John Perceval, and secondly, in 1829, the fourth daughter of the fourth ...
... EPITOME OF NEWS. The vacancy in the Military Knights of Windsor has been filled the appointment of Captain John Ley. burn Maclean, late of the 43rd Foot. It is stated that Mr. C. Kean has made the magnificent sum of £11,000 during twenty-six weeks' p ...
... that his limbs had got entagled among the sea weed. Two of the youths, John and William Paton, who wore a few yards farther out, hastened to his rescue, and each took ono of his arms and struck out for the land, and with tho assistance the other lads' succeeded ...
... sigh wafted on the air. large scheme is on foot for supplying the wnoie of London with soft- water from North Wales, near Cardigan Bay. The area about GO.OOO acres, ana the distance from London 183 miies. It is said that the Duke of 3 sold his mansion ...
... Queen-street, St. BotolpbTs-street, Stanwell-stroet, St. John's-stroct, and Butt-road to the new cavalry barracks. The regiment reviewed has not quite its full strength, but there were about 400 men under arms, and the corps, which was assembled on the spacious ...
... the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop Winchester, the Right Hon. S. H. Walpole, Lord Halifax, Sir John Pakington, Lord Cardigan, Earl Russell, Lord John Manners, the Duke of Buckingham, Sir Stafford Nprthcote, Colonel French, the Marquis of Donegal, Sir ...