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... JOHN BANIM AND HIS CHILD. We find the following poetic pieces in the biography of John Banim, the last number of the Irish Quarterly Review. The writer introduces them in these words Amongst his poetic pieces written this period are two little poems suggested ...
... and rise by 5(. a-year to ; and those of the higher to begin 2lof.,nnd rise by lOf. year to 300f. The Earl Cardigan.—Since the Earl of Cardigan's rstura home from the Crimea, it is known that the gallant officer has the honor of an invitation from her ...
... Margaret, and John, Westminster, and St. Mary Abbott’s, Kensington. ten o'clock his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, the General Commanding in-chief, inspected the Guards on the Parade Si. James's Park. There were present the Karl of Cardigan, Sir Colin ...
... executed in bis commune ; and the body was conveyed artillerywaggon filled with straw to the cemetery to interred. Lord Cardigan.—Lord Cardigan was expected arrive in Dublin yesterday in bis new official capacity specter General of the Cavalry of the United ...
... Arbuthuot, Captain the Hun. St. John Butler, Sir George Morris, Sir Bernard Burke, Ulster King Arms ; Sir Roirert ao ...
... best evidence upon which they arrived at a result. confessed was surprised to hear the exaggerated statements of Mr. Grattan. Sir John Wai.sh mid he did not think that Mr. Stafford was at all open to the charge of inconsistency for the course which he ...
... Cotton, Joseph btevens, James 1 Frew, Robert John Moffett, John James, Baker, I* M Cunnir-gham, Thomas Baker, son, Charles Moore, John Brown, William Lyster, James Blacker Morgan, Hugh EJwar.l Prior, John J Knox Fletcher, Edward Joseph Tandy, Chari■.■s ...
... command of Vice-Admiral Sir C. Napier. The United Service OaseUe says that Lieutenant-Genera* Wyndham and Colonel the Earl of Cardigan are to be made Brigadiers, to command the cavalry destined for Constantinople, consisting of the Srd, 4th, and Dragoon Guards ...
... Commons made the fol- establishment Andrew Mnlholland & Co., 250/. Charles lowing declaration ; Lanyon, 100/. ; John Hind, 50/.; John Simms, ; John ??As James Commons, am now to appear before just Charters, William Danville, 8. K. MulhoUaud, and merciful God ...
... Sydney raer' chants gave employment to these land-whalers, their ves! sela carrying away the oil, and leaving money, clothes, arms, and, alas! rum, in payment. These rough-and-1 ready settlers amalgamated, in some degree, with the turbulent Maoris, half-warriors ...
... purpose of the meeting Mr. E. T. Smith, the leasee. Hie Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge preaided. was hy the Earl of Cardigan, Sir W. Williams of Kars, Sir James llalbeson, M.P. ; Captain Hall of the Nemesis: Mr. Darby Griffith, M.P.j Lord Oleneig ...
... Chappell, Mrs. Claughton, Mr. Jellicorse, Mr. Brown Weslbead, and Mias Brown Westbead. RETURN OF LORD CARDIGAN TO THE CRIMEA. Tfl* Scotsman” says :~Lord Cardigan has, beliere, been appointed the command of the cavalry in the Crimea, in room of Lord Lucan, recalled ...