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... her august visitors then proceeded to the camp at Aldershott. The various corps and regiments at present in camp were under arms in expectation of the Royal visit, and the illustrious party were received with the honours usually pai.l to royalty. At the ...
... iTy«teii If , o t presented a petition from the 2J h-isl, inhabitants of St. John's, Hampstead, against 1 th J n,lr Bill Lord Dvnkvob jiresented a petition Ur S ess es, &c, of Cardigan against the Municipal lotion f'° Bill.—The Duke of Buccleuch presented a ...
... Crown-court, Old Broad-street. He had threatened shoot him like rat. A ticket-collector the Moorgate-street station named John Bunney, was on Monday sentenced, Guildhall, two months' hard labour, for having brutally assaulted oassenirer with whom he ...
... regret and admiration for their late distinguished colleague in that house. LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Mr. Hayter then moved for anew writ for the City of London, the room of Lord John Russell, who had accepted the office of Secretary for the Colonies. Sir J. Pakington ...
... VIENNA. uesda shortly after seven o'clock, Lord John Kussell left his residence in Chesham-place, for the purpose of proceeding on his diplomatic mission to Vienna. j rdsni P was accompanied by Lady John Russell and his two daughters. At eight o'clock ...
... regiments which formed Lord Cardigan’s command decorated their standards commemoration of the charge, as also those which comiHjsed General Scarlett’s Heavy Brigade. Monday young woman, name Lilian Heath, of 132. St. John’s-road. Upper Holloway, was crossing ...
... FACTS AND FACETIÆ. Arms House—Heralds' College.— Punch. A Distinction with Difference.—Doctor: You really must keep your spirits up. My good Sir, some yeans ago I liad exactly the same illness! Patient: 'Ah! but not the same Doctor.—lbid. Nursery ...
... ed in the Name, and with the Ham* Writing ...
... England and the Prince of Wales. Baron Hirsch has given 400!. to tbe Royal National Hospital for.Consumption at Ventnor. Sir John Astley was severely shaken on Saturday, being knocked down by a cab in Albemarle-street. The Marquis of Notarbartolo, of Palermo ...
... rank Chevalier of the Order are Sir Richard England, the Earl of Lucan. Sir H. Bentinck, Sir C. Campbell, Sir John Pennefather, the Earl of Cardigan, Sir William J. Codrington, Sir Richard Airey, Sir R. Dacres, Sir James Scarlett, Sir George Buller, Sir William ...
... late visit to Wimpole Hall had any influence in converting the noble earl to these views lpswich Express. Paget v. Cardigan.—Lord Cardigan has published the following in all the papers: Sir—Lord William Paget having yesterday written a letter to me (copies ...
... Sheffield, the lady replied, At Sheffield ? I am so glad ; I always hated those Sheffield people. There is nothing like arming oneself against contingencies. Robert Henley, an able barrister, raised to the woolsack in the early part of the reign of ...