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... authority Lord Anglesea earnestly quoted by Lord Cardigan, sword in the hands of general of cavalry, leading the brigade into action,'' is little other than a flashy superfluity. Of course, Lord Cardigan made a speech, and course again described the charge ...
... William Cumsty, of Lancaster, aged 68. On Tuesday se'nnight, aged 69, Mr. John Procter, sen. of Lancaster, brewer. On Thursday se'nnight, Mr. John Gosling, of the Masons' Arms public-house, Lancaster. On Saturday se'nnight, at Broughton, in Furness, Mr ...
... in BlackFriarâsstreet, in this city, Mr. John Rewel. Same day, at Lancaster, Mr. John France, of Whitehaven, forrnerly of Jamaica. On Sunday last, at Longtown, Mrs. Mary Irwin, aged 62, wife of Mr. John Irwin, of that place. Saturday last, in Kendal ...
... 78 year, PARKIN.—At learn, on the 17th John Patia. aged 20 years. GONYEON.—At Iham, Lochrutton, tW.r he the 18th Intl., onnyoon, In his 57th year. WILSON.—At Irish Street. Dinerkm, on the 18th mile widow of John Wilms, Caihle.Doliglaa. shod yearn. AOSTIN--In ...
... of London, Mr. Hume called attention to the conduct of the Earl of Cardigan, and to the excitement in the public mind to which it had given rise. He (Mr. Hume) blamed the Earl of Cardigan less than the Commander-in-Chief. Mr. Macaulay vindicated the conduct ...
... Kidwelly Hugh Ellis Carnarvon Havid Msfon Denbigh William Wynne Mold John Wood, jao. Cardiff D. Griffiths Dongelljr John Jbnes Maer.aVr John Willy Harerford Weft James Davies Pitflerguc Cardigan Caermarthea Carnarvon Denbigh Elint Glamorgan Merioneth Pembroke ...
... are the names of the Directors who retire by rotation, but are eligible to be re-elected :— Mr. John Brown, Mr. J.D. Carr, Mr. W. R. Martin- dale, Mr. John Irving, and Mr. J. Rome. The retiring Forster. Auditors are :—Mr. Joseph Hannah, and Mr. Joseph ...
... chub stances, granted him • certificate of the third clue. AT CARDIGAN GA0L.—.055 morning last week the officials of Cardigan Gaol a frightful encounter with two desperate burglars, named John Stuart and Hoary William', awaiting their trials at the Amize ...
... & Mr. John Archibald Murray. Montrose, &e.—Mr. Ross. Perth—Mr. Oliphant. isl ir J. Maxwell. St. ndrews, A. Johnstone: Stir Lord Dalmeny. Wick, 8 Mr. Loch, Wigtown, —Mr, Stewart. TRISH MEMBERS, Antrim Hon. J. B. O'Neill and Earl of Belfast. Arm —Col. Verner ...
... and uncontrouled; and feme fancuine hopes are entertained that this brave Prince may yet able to retrieve, bv hi« (kill in arms, the fallen fortunes of the lloufe of Archduke, with that indefatigable attention his fituation for which he has everjndlv ...
... for ibe Mat lime at this Theatre, Shakespeare's historical Tragedy of KING JOHN; With new and appropriate Dresses and Decorations. Faulccnbridite by Mr. William M?Crcady ; King John, Mr. Meggctl; And Constance, Mia* Douglas. To which will be added the favourite ...
... held the Crown Inn, Botcbergate. in this city, before Mr. John Carrick, deputy coroner, npon the body of little boy between eight and nine years of age, named Robert Blackloek, son of Mr. John Black look, grocer, Ilolcbergate, who was killed on Newcastle ...