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... in several engagements, including the'. of Alma, he was one the nix hundred who wcut into Valley of Death under Lord Cardigan on the memorable 25th October, . Soon after the charge commenced the deetaused had hi,' right band ?Mattered by a cannon ...
... figure it doesn't hide it either. Michael used lightweight wools and soft wooll/en tweeds in pinks, blues, and yellows for his cardigan suits, and Hardy Amies used lightweigly w tweed for a slender sheath dregs and little cover-up jacket in a pretty blue, brown ...
... have rolled over our heads Pince that memorable 2.5:h of October 1931, when the Light Eri.:ade, under lb* Earl of and Lord Cardigan, through an unfortunate misomexption of an order from Lord Raglan, malted to certain destruction : _ _ a bills Halls league ...
... bands, under Lieutenant loan Godfrey, played God Save the Queen, while the light flashed suddenly on sabres and bayonets as arms were presented in a Royal salute. Then the Prince of Wales, ' with the Commander-in-Chief, rode forward to inspect the ranks ...
... ELLEN FEATHERSTONE, or Arm PusororrE, DEE Hui., Tor- SUDO& MISS NORTH, 35, Mow Siancr. (Honours Certificate, Trinity Coßeige), desires PUPILS for PIANOFORTE and SINGINO. moderate.—Leasons given at own or at Pupil's deuces. WB. ST. JOHN WAG HORNE (Orpailt ...
... Monday at Eastbourne on the body of a man, aged about 30, fcund in the pea near Beach; Head. He was wetting naval boots and a Cardigan jacket. He is unknown in the locality, and an open verdict was returned. The Queen has been graciously pinked to approve ...
... another away. Going along the road they saw a window open in a house. It proved to be a pantry window. He (Kemp) put in his arm and took some fl ,ur and suet. That night they slept under a haystack. Next morning they made their way towards Ton. TONBRIDGE ...
... and there is therefore lea* reason for surprise that disaster ensued. Five hundred native troops to overawe thousands of armed native. is hardly in accordance with the principles of modern warfare. Tea Duke of Edinburgh has agreed to play the violin ...
... William Marshall, Earl et Peoleske. He the of the Barons who demential sod from King John the dew of the Magna Chests. la 1200 one ladase Willem a otearthit to the King (John) de Peckham, at that tine swollen, LI mw that a. taken primer, sad by /arse be Ike ...
... coroner, Mr. John I iregory. Mr. Heygate Mr. S. W. t'lowee, M.P., al) an extate in the locality, were torenent during the inquiry. Ti., facte ‘.l OM. tragedy nre very nimple. It seemed that about eles•en o'clock on Friday night the deceaaval, John Itradshaw ...
... Department are provlng valuable ns meal.% of cheelOne In the conditions sad Innitativus of attendance. - - Two brothers, named John awl George Bennett, their lives by • fall of coal which occurred on afternoon at the Prince of Wale. 114 Oakhani, near the ...
... Stands. Nests of Tables. Fireside Arm Chairs. IN THE TONBRIDGB FREE PREBB.-FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1930 ____,..,-.-•,-.---i----1-'7 Dressing Gowns 15/6 to 45/- Travelling Rugs 7/11 to 25/6 Umbrellas 6/6 to 30/- Cardigans and Pullovers 5/11 to 25/6 Knitted ...