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... ARCIIIMACON WILLI .1 113.—We regret to announce the death of the learned echolar and phnoloaiet, the venerable John Williams. Archdeacon of Cardigan, which took plane at hie residence, Bu-liy Heath, after a long and severe Hon. Men Anson.—We regret also to ...
... problalliti that the euloneley of the sth Dragoon Guards, vacant by the death of General Sir John Slade, will be conferred oa Major-General the Earl of Cardigan, who is the tend cavalry general after those who have already appointed to colonelcies. AN EXQUISITE ...
... companion of Lord Palmerston. I saw him, some years r , come to one of Gavazzi's, the Italian Protestant preacher, lectures arm-in-arm with the then and present premier ; therefore his presence in Italy, which he once regarded as his country, is not withont ...
... which served those famous hsaveasethe Crimean war, or rather of the itelsbock and Cbdseetwdries late its Lem blenders and Cardigan clisadms--ft • Oodrinston, Bit R. Airy, sod Paine' Gordon, end/ vat epee with Mr. Whitworth ; sad that, when Garai Pal Lord ...
... who, ?snag up his banner at Alton Towers, is a Confor evermore. A very peculiar medley this! and Cardigan have become financers. Van: of kiarrowden Sr . John of Bletso, Polworth, Boston, Avekend, and Belorre, tilt like shadows across the &Han list. • Religion ...
... Warmer. Carrots, 6 Mug, let prise, 6r , James Russel, La igford, bicester ; 2tid ditto, Si., Daniel &soy ; 3rd ditto 2e., John liggletce, Blaster. . Ditto, 6 s - u - ori, Ist prise, ba Jsms &moll ; di to, is. Johu V.roey, CbUtoo ; 3rd ditto, 25., 1' ...
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... such bilirsidlillertio totters, mai to arrest aad tontine them. This is just as If our Goes, unmet had arrested Erskine or Grattan, or Plunket or or Ilenman, or tirotigliiiiii,' were willing to defend men *cased of trot. son, libel, or conspiracy. Thy ;node ...
... butcher. Kemal& Elbe de, Sheffield, protwor of laagaagra. Leaman, William, Exeter. 11111•011. Turner, John, Ipserkh, hatcher. Thom Ellesmere Salo Wilson, John, liettomis-Hole, Gahm krenseynan mkt, Farmer, William, SolOall, Warwickehlre, as. driver. Cartledge ...
... The teat in this instance had been so nearly accompliabed that audience broke forth in applause, which the lady loosed ber arm from her husband's neck to acknowledge, when all at sum she lost her balance, and though her nusband caught hold of the skirts ...
... the issuing rise. omped. occupied the attention of the boob pot o'clock. The Battle of Balaklava and the Earl of Cardigan.—Tbe Earl of Cardigan has re-opened the whole question of his conduct at the battle of B In the Court of if o Bench tn Tc•tren,v a motion ...
... kre,* h o o j.ord Cardigan has Dien whitesessWg hill reputation for courage by a of affidavits in the Court of Queen's Bench. He his been very suocessful ; and every one who reads the proceedings mutt be convinced that Lord Cardigan did ride through the ...