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... companion of Lord Palmerston. I saw him, some years ago, come to one of Gavazzi’s, the Italian Protestant preacher, lectures arm-in-arm with the then and present premier ; therefore his presence in Italy, which once regarded as his country, not without si ...
... were attended the Karl of Cardigan, Lord Kokeby, Col. F 1L Seymour, Lieut-Col. Ponsonby, Lord Raglan, and a numerous staff of general officers. The four state bands played God save the Queen,â and the troops presented arms on the arrival of the illustrious ...
... it was a necessity on account of the conversion of the arms. A RACE FOR £25 a side came off on Monday afternoon between Edward Collins and William Crabb of Hammersmith, from Putney to Mortlake; John Phelps was referee. Collins took the lead, and held it ...
... without hobnails will be issued to all arms. For the present forage, field or glengarry caps will be worn at home with the service dress. Chevrons and badges of rank of special eolonr and material will be worn on both arms. Crowns will lie worn by colour-sergeants ...
... criminal information obtained Earl Cardigan against Lieut.-Colonel Caltiiorpe. The Lord Chief Justice, in delivering judgment, said he had no doubt the statement in Lieutenant. Colonel Caltborpe’s book was a libel on Lord Cardigan, but it seemed that everything ...
... others were cut to pieces. The men killed were Joseph Wilson and Walter Matthem, and both lived at Salford. ESCAPE]) EX KCUTION. John Lee, who was condemned to death for the murder of Keyes, at Babbacombe, has been released, boils; brought from Portland to ...
... Catholic Cathedral in Westminster. The Thames Embankment the south aide of the river is paved once. The late Ain. llknuy Grattan deliued Mr. Roebuck shrivelled adder.” President Grant's of Sprathspey, Scotland. were natives The Dublin Express announces ...
... al the Church of England are being held various parts of the country. Lord sod Lady Cardigan have left Rome for Naples. The baa been pleased to appoint the Rev. John M.A-, one of her M-jeety’s Chaplains Ordinary in Scotland, in tbs room of Dr. James Pad ...
... though not altogether unexpected intelligence of Lord John Russell's resignation of tho office of lord president of the council. 26th.— Tho Earl of Aberdeen made a statement of the circumstances of Lord John Russell’s resignation. Earl Grey put some questions ...
... gnawed by rats. - - The following promotions in the 1-1, n. Corps of Gentlemt n-at-Arms are announced Lieut.-Col. Sir EL A. Fletcher, Standard Bearer to Lieutenant; Col. St. John Corbin Gore Clerk of the Cheque, to be Standard Bearer; and Lieut.-Col. C. F. ...
... already capped. The loaded one she took down, and, armed with this formidable weapon, went into the garden attack the two thieves. They were both in the “ran,*’and one of them had a dock under each arm. She immediately placed the barrel of the pistol through ...
... Premiership of England. The Knights of St. John of Jbrcbaleh. A solemn investiture of 89 new Knights of the Order of John of tbe Hospital of Jerusalem took place at the palace at Berlin on tbe 24th, St. John’s-day. The Prince of Prussia presided, and ...