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... have been a court of inquiry ?—Lord John Russell believed ‘the commander-in-chicf had acted with fairness and im- partiality. He (Lord John thought that if an officer ot less rank had conducted himself as Lord Cardigan had done, it would have been thought ...
... Bipr^4' !no ambers of the late Wilson atronrr , l|:? Company, and probably tho combination ever sent out. It is headed John c arm,n ff actor Mr. Edmund Kennedy (as £?th - The vißit '°r one week only, -bookinrr Monday, August 7th. The for the season, ...
... happy to know, was their representative in the House of Commons, Sir John Dorington. (Cheers.) Having referred in appreciative terms the services rendered to the county by Sir John Dorington as Chairman Quarter Sessions and of the County Council, he said ...
... John Robert, M.A. Lineoin Coll. Ovon, Dolben, Charles, Trinity Coll. Oxon. Elton, George, 8.C.L. Gonville and Caius Coll, Camb. Foster, Cavendish Hervey, B. .» Magdalen Coll. Camb. Mottram, C. John Magdalen Hall, Oxon. Rawson, Arthur, Trinity Coll. Camb ...
... description of Major Paul R. D. Grattan, whose death the Engineers' Club was inquired into by the Westminster Coroner to-day. John Harold Smith Wright, Commander in the Royal Navy retired, a brother-inlaw Major Grattan, was the witness, and he added that ...
... Bucks, Cambridge, Cardigan, Cary artheny Carnarvon, Chester, Cornwall, Me cluding Scilly, Cumberiand, Denbigh, Derby, Deven Der Durham, To his Majesty's € in Angic stay Bediord, er Wit WIC econ ucks, ambridge, } ardigan, rthen, arm ryon hester, wise ...
... neither oar relations moving an powers nor the state of the of commerce, were Mr. H. Grattan rose to an amendment of the ir. J. to Ireland, was seconded by Lord John replied some of the observa- tions of Mr. respecting fe our commerce and of oar he baid ...
... at the Battle Alma. He also took part in the i barge of the Light Brigade, under Lord Cardigan, through which escaped unhurt, but at the Battle Inkerman his right arm was shot away. ...
... Troubridge, Sir B. Tuite, M. Wesemeath Turner, Truro Villie P. Wolverhampton Villiers, Vivian, M r Charles, Bodmin Vivian, John Henry, Swansea Vivian, Capt, Pearya Wakley, Phomne . Finsbury Walker, R. Bury, Wall, C. Baring, Guildford Wallace, Robert, ...
... of Lords, where the Earl of Cardigan would take his He did not think any order of this Court necessary. Mr. Adolphus said there was another case, No. 8 in the list, similar to of the Earl of Cardigan. The indictment was John Douglas, the second of the ...
... Mr. Caleb Evans the Auctioneer at Llwyngorras, near Cardigan j J; Brown, Attorney, Carmarthen. MONMOUTHSHIRE and GLOCESTERSHIRE. TIMfeER and COPPICE WOODS, '-po SOLD by AUCTION, 1 the Beaufort-Arms, Chcpllow, on Saturday the 19th day March inth in lots ...
... Law, Pembroke Hotel, Milford ; Mr. Richard Foley, Attorney Law, Haverfordwest j Angel, Cardigan ; White Lion, Tenbyj Blue Boar, Nhrbeth and St. Clair; King's Arms, Caermarthcn; Bear, Landilo; Castle, Llandovery ; LongfeMows, Brecon; Bush. Swansea;' Bear ...