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... the New Club House, » St Zenobius ami St. John the Baptist, represented bearded attacked Monday, by a large bull dog, which Be 'e r ® J and holding processional cross, instead the usual stafl lacerated his arm, and not until the animal was repeatedly and ...
... of Yarborough, Lady Sophia Pelham, and Mr Evelyn Pelham, arrived yesterday at the Bedford Hotel. Major-General the Earl of Cardigan ami his aides de camp arrived on Tuesday at Pegg's Royal York Hotel. Yesterday, his Lordship inspected the 4th Light Dragoons ...
... GENERAL FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. The Earl of Cardigan arrived in town on Friday from Bedrointon, Gloucestershire, the seat of the Duke of Beaufort. The Earl of Dalkeith has arrived at Montagu House, Whitehall, from the Duke of Buccleuch’s seat, Bowhill ...
... called —At Shields on Sunday se’nnight, in a Wesleyan Chapel, an the attention of the House to the circumstances which led a arm f Fire’' was raised and a general rush to the doors to a dissolutio of Parliament, and expressed a conndent taking place, many ...
... Grey, amongst whose company were Sir John Dodson and Sir James Duke; by the Right Hon. H. Labouchere; by Lord Panmure, amongst whose company were the Duke of Cambridge, Sir John Campbell, and the Earl of Cardigan; by the Chancellor of the Exchequer ; ...
... Buckler, Mrs Colonel Havenshaw. , , , Cowes, I. W.—Among the arrivals are Lords Mauley, Willoughby d’Eresby, Mountcharles, Cardigan, Wilton, Mr L. Peel, M.P., P. Perceval, Mr H. Therold, (->. Thornhill, Captain Denman, Spencer ile Horsey, Count Battbyaui ...
... well as Lieut.-General Sir John Pennefather and number of other guests. Greenwich Hospital. —On Saturday, the usual Midsummer examination of the pupils of the Greenwich Hospital Schools took place in the presence of Sir John Pakington, First Lord of the ...
... addition to other injuries, Her Ladyship has broken the Show joint of her left arm. and greatly injured one of her accident of a most painful nature occurred to Mr J»eph John Henley, Shirhnrn Lodee, eldest son of the Right lion. J. >*. Henley M.P., President ...
... Sir W. Fenwick Williams, of Kars, has returned from Nova Scotia, and resumed the command of Woolwich Garrison. The Earl of Cardigan, wuth his bride, arrived at Deane Park on Tuesday se’unight, and was received by a large party of tenantry on horseback. ...
... to consider. Much misapprehension exists the subject. Tire matter at issue is not pure and simple. Were it so, the resort to arms would never have been undertaken. It lias become so enwrapped in mystification, that unless the entire chain of circumstances ...
... volunteer force being required, it must be exclusively armed with the rifle common to all the regular forces ol Her Majesty. This disposes, in great measure, of the difficulty in the way of the supply of arms. The Government has, of course, experienced some ...
... Memoir of the Life of the Right Hon. Henry Grattan.’ This work had a larger amount of success. The writer always clung with a fond veneration to the name of Grattan. In 1853 he produced The Speeches of H. Grattan, with a Commentary on his Career and Character ...