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... to have taken part in these riotous proceedings. The other persons implicated are William Bould, John Webster, Edward Lenney, and A. Adams. The latttr, armed with bedgesticks, had demanded bread. Tbe Magis- trates sentenced the four last-named prisoners ...
... by Garter King of Arms. The officers of the order present were— the Bishop of Winchester, Prelate; the Bishop of Oxford Chancellor ; tbe Hon. and Very Rev. the Dean of Windsor' Registrar; Sir Charles George Young, Garter King of Arms ; and Sir Augustus ...
... Drake and Mr. Cumming. The expedition will consist of the Eoyal Albert, Princess Royal, Montebello, be. and all tbe beavily-armed ligbt steamer* of botb fleet* ; and tbe troop*, a* far a* I can ascertain, are to Whe 42nd, 7l*t, and 93rd Highland regiments ...
... Parker, John Foster, William Fowler, Willitm R. Ravenscroft, Francis Ray, Charles Lock, John Hanlon, Henry Bridger, James Keniston, William Henry Rogers, Robert Sale Smith, Harford Lury, Holies Driver, William Farrand, Alfred Mordaunt, and John Harvey ...
... presses him with a belief which he is at no pains te conceal, that the heart is faint which should have nerved the up- lifted arm of retributive vengeance. It has lung been no- torious that we have been laughed at all over the Continent for sparing Odessa ...
... o'clock. Tickets may be obtained at Messrs. Deal's Office. Hlgh-street, Southampton; Drummond Arms, Hythe; Falcon Inn. Fawley; Montague Arms, Beaulieu; Milford Arms, Exbury ; and upon tbe day of Exhibition at the several Cadland Lodges. Two Bands will attend ...
... tpiendid banquet, Earl Cardigan in the chair, and Rear Admiral «-' Bnen in the vice. Earl Fitxhardioge sent a fiee buck on the occasion. SOUTHAMPTOBT MAIL STEAM SHIPPING. Peninsular and Oriental Company. _J_* c ._ / rf '* p*P** iu John Soy. for Malta and ...
... informality in connexion with the recent presentation by the ffofees. Military Inspection.— On Wednesday last the Earl of Cardigan inspected the troops comprising the depot of the 13th Light Dragoons, now stationed at our barracks. His lordship arrived ...
... upon an early day next week. Tbe Board now consists of General Sir John Woodford, Lord Beauchamp, General Rowan, Sir John Bell, General Jonathan Peel, M.P. General Knolloys, and Sir John Berkeley. The inquiry will be conducted iv the large hall of Chelsea ...
... of the advantages secured to his faithful sub- jects by the invincible arms of Russia ! Her universal bankruptcy is a mere bagatelle,— the loss of the flower of her armed hosts a pleasant sacrifice ! Sebastopol to ber was simply a toy, and its destruction ...
... Edward Day, of Codford, a trainer, and son of the celebrated trainer, John Day. They bad also ran into two market carts, one of which waa smashed, and tbe owner. Mrs. Cbard, bad ber arm broken. Tbe children, to the namber of 250. had walked from their ...
... the deposition of Mr. Kennedy was included in the papers laid upon the table of the House. THE EARL OF CARDIGAN AND HIS REVIEWERS. Tbe Earl of Cardigan rose to put a question to the noble Secretary of War. The question which he wished answered had reference ...