... year of his age, John Breeze, sergeant-major of the Queen’s Body Guard of the Yeomen of the Guard. Ae sergeant of the 11th Hussars, he served before Sebastopol, was dangerously wounded by a round shot, which carried away his sword arm at the shoulder and ...

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... being fit for active service again. the Crimea he was servant to the Earl of Cardigan. India he had a sunstroke, which affected his memory. While serving under Lord Cardigan he saved the lives of three persons great personal risk. After leaving the Array ...

... High Steward the chair, patting the question to each Peer— Gnllty or Not Guilty, r. * John Singleton Lord Lytidburst, bow say yoor lordship, Is Henry Thoms* Earl Cardigan guilty of this felony whereof stands indicted, or not guilty Whereupon Peer, upon his ...

... Bedfordshire Regiment South Africa:—Viscountess Hampden, Sir Charles and Lady Payne, Mies Gosling, the R«v. H. Macaulay, Sir John Burgoyno. Mrs Bsnnerdale. and Mrs Dalton, Miss George, the Kinys Walden Work Party, Tea Company, Captain Coats, Mrs Ritchie ...

... H. Wells, Major, Acting AdjU COUNTY QUARTER SESSIONS, Wednesday, July 4. Lord St. John presided at this Court, which sat at 11.30, and he was accompanied by Sir John Bargoyne, General Layard, the Rev. P. Wyatt, Messrs G. A. D. Mahon, A. Hucklesby, J ...

... minoree, be would name Edmund Burke, Wm. Pitt, Charles James Fox, Canning. Grattan, Wilberforce, Lord John (afterwards Earl) Russell, Richard Cobden, Sir Robert Peel, and John Bright (cheers), whose highest object was to serve the interests of their common ...

... Bellamy's greatest exertions to free himsell, got him down, and ahso* worried poor fellow's throat, arm, and lane, and eventually seised his left arm between bia bloodstained jaws, and clinging tenaciously bis grip shook bis victim with intense rage. ...

... or early on Sunday morning. Lord Hurghersh passed the camp of Alsdyn, his way to the adrsoee post of esvalry under fjord Cardigan, which had already established its quarters about fire miles beyond (or 16 miles from this), and was sweeping all the country ...

... family of Grant of Grant, springing from John Grant, who, for his poetic talents, was designated his connlrymea Bard Roy.* Grattan, Henry, Esq., [Meath], barrister-at-law, younger son of tbe eminent patriot Heary Grattan, who. in bis cwn language, “sat by ...

... Liskcard, Penrhyn and Falmouth, St. Ives, and Truro. County to be divided, Devonshire (17 inquiries). Major Du Cane, R.E. ( Mr. John Bramston. VI. West Midlaxd (3 Sub-Districts, 30 inquiries).— Sub-District A, comprising boroughs of Birmingham, Coventry, Warwick ...

... doing me good already. Hoping to have it return. 1, Bechivc-tcrrace, Wilton-strcct, Lo/ells, Birmingham, August 23, 1573. Mr. John Edc, Hirehficld, Birmingham. Dear Sir,—l now in my eighty-fifth year, and have been suffering from defective sight for the ...