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... l considered that he was bound to attack at all hazards, and he accordingly ordered the Earl of Cardigan to advance with the Light Brigade. Lord Cardigan charged with the utmost vigour, attacked a battery which was forming upon the advancing squadron ...

... years of age, named John Hannan, was unfortunately drowned whilst bathing in the River Aire at Hamlet. It is supposed that be was seized by cramp. DEATH en Monday last, an inquest (adjourned from Saiorday) v u held at the Cardigan's Arms, on the Kirtatall ...

... their expectations, Mr. Grattan might expect to receive an extensive order. Mr. Grattan wrote back to say that he would mod the oatmeal and Owning, provided he received a reipsetaber reference. On the 91st tit December, Mr. Grattan received another communication ...

... soldiers charged with the assault upon Mr. Terry, landlord of the Cardigan Arms Inn, were again remanded, the prosecutor, whose leg is broken in two places, being unable to appear. —On Wednesday, John Heaton, of 44'hr:they-lane, was sent foe three months to prison ...

... hard labour. BL'ROLARY NEAR LEEDS. John Bloke . y,`A and .4 IVilki.pon,so,were c with a burglary at Bromley, on the 24th of July but. r. Pickering prosecuted. The prosecutor, Mr. Shine, the landlord of the Cardigan Arms public-house at Brainlity, near Leda ...

... Mean. Walker, of the Low Moor Company, and will leave for Constantinople in a few days. Mr William Earle, a commoner of st. John's College Oxford, wu drowned on Monday last, by the upsetting of his skit in a boat race. It's said that a Morayshire farmer ...

... are afloat. John Hughes, David Jones, and John Hugh have been committed for hating riotously and tumultuously assembled at the Pontardulais-gate, and beginning to demolish the dwelling-house of William Lewis; they were also committed. John Hughes for having ...

... sorry if the house and the country should run away with the notion which Lord John Russell seemed to entertain, that he had abandoned principles. He concurred in Lord John's definition of the relations between the Foreign Minister and the Crown, and lie ...

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