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... by the Earl of Cardigan), two years at the senior department of the Military College, and a distinet and express understanding that Captain John Reynolds should never again be required to serve for a single day under the Earl of Cardigan. Mason Morse ann ...
... DRAGOONS TO THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. ‘By Lord of Cardigan, vo rather think you will be on your guard again, Waray your sancy lagers on our throttles, ‘Hor send usall to Becanse we drink Moselle Out of black bottles ! Good Lord of Cardigan! Piaith ote ua you won't ...
... Gee. T. Sweeney (31), John Spry (2.9 h Benjamin Reed (34), Walter Burnside (27). Thomas Murdoch (40), James Lockey (21), Edward Lockey (22), Lemon Ledger (26), John Wm. Adamson (28), John Burlinson (46), Thomas Dirtley (17), John W. Wilson (20). Joseph ...
... CLOTHING. As briefly stated in last week's issue, two privates in the 37th Durham Light Infantry, George Brackenbury (21) and John William Wilson (27), stationed at Houghton-le-Spring, were accused of stealing a kit bag containing clothing belonging to Pte ...
... father in 1873. is in the family honours by his Lord Vaughan, born in 1862, a Deputy-Li for Cardigan. cf Mr. Job Les, chairman of biden Ba | Bunal 4 _ and John Hudson, igger, have the been allowed through and Go only fined A telegram from Avricourt reports ...
... such as the message ‘that if he (Captain J—) brought any impertinent message from Lord Cardigan, bp (Captain would be held 'y responsible.” Tho answer was to Lord Cardigan, and the offices in arrest. Qu the affair coming to the knowledge of Lord Hill, he ...
... to fi ¢ corporeal nishment upon the men under his com- mand, could not ay be attributed to him. The charge to which Lord Cardigan rendered himself justly liable was that of having unnecessarily inflicted the punishment on Sun- day (cries of “ hear”). ...
... maintain, but increase his well-earned reputation.”~ John Bull, + The fresliness, ety, and raciness of the sketches in these pages, of manners, in Dentin, daring the last few brilliant years of her Grattans, and other legal, literary, and stare, render this ...
... inst., highly respected, John Wilson, aged 21. Stockton, inst., aged 43, Margaret, wife of Mr Robert Forster. —12th, Moses Whitfield Roper, joiner, aged 27. 17th, aged 37, Elizabeth, wife of Mr William Grattan.—lsth, aged 60, Mr John EUerby, miller.--16th ...
... Karl of Cardigan, in consequence Of corporal punishinent having Veen bit flieted on a last Sunday, We shall state the facts of the case, A soldier had been tried by a District Court-Martial, and by order of the General Conmanding-in-Chief, Cardigan had nothing ...
... consideration of the coart on future day. Desperate Encodnterin Cardigan Gaol.—One morning last week the officials Cardigan gaol had a frightful encounter with two desperate burglars, named John Stnart and Henry Williams, awaiting their trial the assizes ...
... intention of impairing altering the great principle upon which the Poor Law was founded. Herbert, Sir L. O’Brien, Monsci.t., and Grattan co-operated with the other Irish members in their attack upon the unfortunate law; whilst S. Crawford traced the emigration ...