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... and the 2nd battalion of the Rifle Brigade. Tbe Artillery force will include five field batteries and one brigade for small-arm ball cartridge. It is not exacted that the brigade of Cavalry will leave until early March, Its destination will be Constantinople ...
... Miscellaneous. Lord Cardigan in Turkey.âThe following extract of a letter from an officer of the Light Division, in Turkey, has been communicated to us:âCamp at Jeni-bazar, Aug, 4, 1854.âThere are upwards of 1,600 horses here, and we have absolutely ...
... the gorge leading iuto tho town » strong redoubt is in course of being completed, to be garrisoned by the Wrd Regiment, aud armed with several guns, and on the high ground behind and to tho left is battery manned seamen, which terminates tho position to ...
... sensible of the gallant services of the Earl Cardigan and the Hon. Brigadier-General Scarlett, who commanded the two brigades of cavalry, and so nobly sustained the honour of that distinguished and important arm her Majesty's service. The conduct the 93rd ...
... shortly.'' BayB Sevastopol Narrow Escape op Lord Cardigan.—Corporal John Robinson, of the 13th Light Dragoons, in a letter addressed to a Doncaster, dated Nov. 2, thus describes the narrow escape ot Lord Cardigan the cavalry charge at Balaklava, and the part ...
... Cabinet the desire of his Government to give iv its adhesion to the treaty of the 2nd December.â Daily News. Arrival of Earl Cardigan.âMajor-Gcneral the Earl of Cardigau arrived in town on Saturday, via Marseilles, from the Crimea. The noble and gallant ...
... Correspondent announces the proximate arrival of one of the most distinguished statesmen of Turkey, of M. Titoff, and of Lord John Russell. It adds, that Baron de Bourqucney, tho French Ambassador, cujeys the full confidence of his Sovereign, and is, moreover ...
... contracors. Lord Cardigan has, we believe, been appointed to the command of the cavalry the Crimea, in room of Lord Lucan recalled. the night Tuesday last, ferocious dog worried ten fine sheep, tie prope of Mr. Tweedale, of Red Lodge * arm, •ear Wakefield ...
... Tuscany, is feared. Mr. John Ball, M.P. for Carlow, has been appointed Under- Secretary of the Colonial Department. The members of the Art-Union hold their annual meeting the Theatre the 24th. M. Drouyn de L'Huys and Lord John Russell have refused ail ...
... William Wood '„ James Gibbons „ Charles Wright John Moretoa „ James Winnall „ Hugh Sleigh „ Thomas Woo Hey Samuel Smith n Ralph Aston Wright Richard Shaw ~ John Young „ tticnara&naw JameB We bb „ Thomas hlater •> John Glover, of Hints „ George Perry Toy •» j ...
... Mijesty and the members of the Court and Council. Accounts have reached town of the death Mr. John M. Ch'itcck Drama-, in the of Louth, and formerly Sergeant-at-Arms the Irish of Commons, for the loss of which office he had been receipt of a pension of a-year ...
... Lucan and Cardigan were notorious; and, what was worse, neither took any pains to conceal the pleasure with which he viewed the least indications of the other’s unpopularity with the regiments. Lord Lucan was disliked as inactive ; Lord Cardigan was haled ...