... all has-ids, snd he accordingly ordered Msjor Geneial the Earl of Cardigan to move forward with Ute light brigade. Thb order was obeyed in the most spirited and gallant manner. Lord Cardigan charged wilh the utmost vigour ; marked a batteiy which was firing ...

... wife of John BUke, depose, thai on Saturday lasi 1 hud been at work for Sir. Simpson. 1 did not finish tbe work lill about ten o'clock r.t night- When I came into Joseph Culiey'* iiou»r, where 1 lodged, the firat person I saw was my husband, John Blake ...

... unanimity when the national honour and safety is at stake. When John Bright is Foreign Minister, Louis Napoleon will have conquered England —but not till then. The Empebob has taken to his arms two other Emperors with whom he had been at deadly strife, and ...

... and neighbourhood have been involved in anguish and distress. Several of the crew of the Rhone (namely, Telford John Minns, John Bailey, John Haskell, Frederick Pearoe, Charles Dimmiok, Samuel McCane, and George Wallace), whom a merciful Providence had ...

... money out of charity to bis poor arm, wbicb be spent in drink. Tbe Mayor said the prisoner's witness had done him no good. He was obviously a laxy, drunken, and abusive fellow, who seemed to presume on the loss of bis arm to perpetrate bis brutality witb ...

... parbipa, rafor.no. Blr John Traror, who appointed in 1685. Thli gentiaman MBlotod with iqoint, ud, coaMqwnUj, tbera irara rapwted dUflraltha and dijpntei among mambara to aaatoritjr la tba Spaakar'a «ya. Marartbalau Blr John Trara bald poailion (or tan ...

... 1825, into the Eden 26, Capt. John Lawrence, in the West Indies. He returned home towarda the close of the same year ; and waa subsequently appointed— loth Sept. 1829, to the Donegal 78, Capta. Sir Jahleel Breton, John Dick, and Arthur Fanshawe, employed ...

... STATEB, SAILINGS FROM LIVERPOOL. *IBEW*>'. ** 'or St. John's. N.F.. and Hnlifox Aug. 29 n_riFORNIAN for Quehecand Montreal Aug. 31 tINTJI for Quebec and Montreal Sept. 7 CARTHAGINIAN, for at. John's, N.F., and * Balifax -- *** ****; , Sept. 9 _ PARISIAN ...

... Engiaud for Lord Raglau ; and Cap:ain Maxse, Aide- ?? to Lord Cardigan, and Lieutenant Thynne, Rifle Brigade, from Scutari. The Duke of Cambridge was still on l>o;.rd tne Retribution, und Lord Cardigan ou board the Druid, suffering from illne-s. Within a month ...

... had thrown in their lot to the advancement of the Party. They wero proud of the leadership of John Redmond ; they had been proud of the leadership of John Dillon; and they were also proud of the spirit of the latter when he stepped down from the leadership ...

... tbe scrgesot-majort. lbe llth Huttart (Lord Cardigan's are to be reviewed in London early In October, by their Colonel, Prioce Albert. Lieut.-C olooel Wca. Pertae, of the ItSib Light Dragoont, fractured hit arm In two placet while mounting hit pony, at ...

... leading to a long debate the motion would be at once negatived- (hear, hear). Mr. Grattan said that as the hon. member for Nottingham had scattered his shot on his (Mr. Grattan's) side of the house, he begged to offer a few words. He denied that his late ...