Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... among binge, was begun, it said,l4 King John of England. A.D. 1119. Be. fore that time. sovereigns toted the singular person in their ediet.i. The German and the French sovereigns followed the example of King John In 1200. When the editors began to say ...
... the Black Bea, and Sir de Lacy Evans. The Earl of Cardigan, Earl of Liman, Admiral Chad's, and Colonel Shiel received the insignia of knighthood. Commander Major Mande, R.A., the lion. Col. Upton, Lord John Hay, and Sir Thomas Troubridge, were made Knights ...
... could be done it would he simply bad, and to be hereafter altered or destroyed. SIR JOHN M.NEILL'B REPORT ON THE STATE OF THE CRIMEAN ARMY. The long expected report of Sir John /11'Neill and Colonel Tulloch, the commissioners appointed twelve months since ...
... Bjornstjerns, Lord Cowley, Lord and Lady Wodebouse, and Major-General Wylde. SOICIDI or Ma JOHN SADLNIR., M.P. FOR SLIOO.—On Sunday morning the body of Mr John Sadleir was found on Hampstead Heath, at a considerable distance from the road. A large bottle ...
... Government of Sir John M'Neill and Colonel Tulloeh to proceed to the Crimea, who inquired and reported, their report justifying every assertion mad • by the prem. The officers inculpated by this revert were the Earl of lowan, the Earl of Cardigan, Sir Richard ...
... ability, credence, valour in the field. LORD JOHN RUMMELL OR EDUCATION SCOTLAND, &C.—ln the coarse of his speech in introducing his resolutions on education in England and Wales oa Thursday night, Lord John Russell made the following remarks :— ln Bane ...
... into the conduct of the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl of Lucis, and other Crimean officers, has undergone some changes since its first appointment, and now consists of Lord Seaton, Lord Beauchamp, General Rowan, Sir John Bell, General Peel, M.P., General ...
... itself. The wretched man lay on the floor, before his bedstead, a cold and lifeless corpse ; his head rested on a pillow, his arms twisted, and hands clenched, as if in the act of straggling with death. A search having been instituted, a large ginger•beer ...
... BANQUET TO THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. A public banquet, in honour of the Earl of Carligan, took place in the Stock Exchange Hall, Leeds, on Saturday last, when a eery handsome and costly sword, with en address from the subscribers, was presented to him as ...
... differences but not of a personal character, between Lord Lucan and Lord Cardigan, and that, if there were any insubordination, it was on the part, not of Lord Lucite, but of Lord Cardigan. The learned counsel then proceeded to inquire whether the article ...
... refuses to be heaved. for d Cardigan's lawyer, before the first trial, wrote to • certain Mr Hayward for some private letters of Major Lawrie, with a view to their use at the trial. Major Lawrie writes an angry letter to Lord Cardigan on the subject, threatening ...
... (Sighed) JOSEPH Somer. WOYDERFUL CURVE OF SORES IN THE FACE, AFTER AL:. OTHER REMEDIES MAD FAILED.—Copy of a letter from Mr John Barnes, Sandy, Bedfordshire., — To *roreaser Holloway. Str,-7For several years I suffered from a large number of very bad ...