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... Advertiser. Lord Cardigan and the Balaklava Charge.—The Court of Queen's Bench on Thursday granted a rule to show cause why a criminal information should not be issued against the Hon. Colonel Calthorpe for libel on the Earl of Cardigan. The libel relates ...
... meeting of the committee of this fund was held on Saturday. The Doke of St. Alban's, Earl Cardigan, Lord Taunton, the Right Hon. Spencer Walpole, M.P., Sir John Hay, M.P-. Professor Owen, Mr. Scholefield, M.P., Mr. David Keane, Q.C., M. Octave Delapierre ...
... procession arrived at the Abbey, where the corpse was received by the Very Rev. Dr. Stanley, the Dean of Westminster; the Rev. Lord John Thynne, M.A.,the Sub-Dean of Westminster: the Rev. Canon Jennings, the Venerable Archdeacon Wordsworth, the Rev. Canon Nepean ...
... death is recorded of Sir George Law Marshall Parker, Bart., lieutenant in her Majesty's Goorkha Regiment. The Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway is in a state of hopeless bankruptcy and insolvency. The statement that there was to be great Conservative banquet ...
... grazing near, ran ferociously at her, and seizing the child by the neck dragged it out her arms and hurled it into a ditch. It then attacked the girl, seizing her by the arm, which it broke, and would have inflicted further injury had it not been for the in ...
... Bazett) and Mr. Geo. Howlett, the latter being a well known temperance advocate. The Tasmania papers record the death of Mr. John Dell, the oldest man in the colony. He was in his 103 rd year,when he died. He was a native of Reading, in England, and he ...
... most kindly placed at her disposal. The Queen's stay will probably be brief, and then she will return to her native islands.—John Bull. The Prince of Wales and -the Crown Prince Denmark ■on Tuesday went by special train to the camp Colchester to inspect ...
... J.P., with Mr. John Lytle, exmayor, left the church, and proceeded with Mr. M'Mechan to the Music Hall. All that Mr. Taylor could do was not adequate to procure a hearing for Mr. M'Mechan. Finally, Mr. Taylor offered Mr. M'Mechan his arm and went with ...
... Wednesbury Station, plouhing up the to a considerable extent. Martin was picked bleeding from a wound on his right temple, his left arm broken near the shoulder and his left side about the ribs sadly bruised. Hie escape from death was truly miraculous, and is ...
... Theatre having been kindly lent Jby Mr. Buckstone for the occasion. During the examination of Lord Cardigan in the case of Lilley v.°the Earl of Cardigan, for false imprisonment and malicious prosecution, tried on Thursday in the Court of Common Pleas ...
... o:ie spiritual peer. Amongst these were the Duke Buckingham, the Earl of Longford, Lord Clinton, Lord Colonsay. the Earl of Cardigan, Lord Denman, and the Bishop Chester. member of the Opposition was present A few ladies were seated in the body of the house ...
... and the Rajah appointed as his executors Spenser Spenser St. John, Esq., her Britannic Majesty's Charge d'Affaires at Hayti; Alexander Knox, Esq., of 91, Victoria-street. Westminster ; and John Giilam Booty and Richard Butt, of Gray's-inn, solicitors.— ...