... Centenary. Gelatine beat Cherry Whisky. Midville Sweep beat Coat of Arms. Olenstrae beat Gutler. Mrs. Grundy beat Hie Celer. Judge Hawkins beat Hazy Vision. Long Glass beat Drizzle. Bear Cardigan beat Countess Methuen. Peerless Beauty beat Glenbervie. Hullabaloo ...

... sent him, ag others in Pee i and the mimes ee we \ To be fee: Wm. Lecky, fa secuted by District Inspector ing arms in his nm with ing Grattan, Letterkenn: ing, with other police, visited th house. denied having After a search tho it fou piece in a bed ...

... the townland of Kileroagh, Castlcderg, iMr. John Elliott, coroner, held an inquest on the body of child. Robert Sproule, of Castlesessiagh, gave evidence of discovering the Ixidy, covered with black Cardigan. It was near the burn. Andrew Sproule, Kileroagh ...

... from her Majesty, stating the sense she entertained of the services rendered John Lord Keane, in India, and requesting the house to enable her to make provision for the said John Lord Keane, and bis two next heirs. Viscount MELBOURNE gave notice, that, to-morrow ...

... Allied Ironfounders 49/0 Babcock & Wilcox 73/9 Birmid Industries ..• 68/6 Birmingham Small Arms 73/6 British Aluminium 39/0 Brown (John) & Co. ••• 97/0 Cammell Laird, 5/- ••• 10/0 Cory, Wm. & Son ••• 58/4 Doxford, W. 43/9 Guest Keen & ...

... said revolver had been presented to Me. MkiUuun’s breast, and be had been forced hy armed men to enter motor-car, which was driven away. A letter was also read from Mr. John M'Mahon, solicitor, stating that between the hours mid-night and 4 a.m. Mr. Peter ...

... Cavalry Division, and Lord Cardigan before the charge. The commonly accepted version follows :—That Captain Nolan, Lord Lucan’s aide-de-camp, came to Lord Cardigan with message. “The Light Brigade will advance.’’ Lord Cardigan aaked what was to be his objective ...

... district were enrolled. the motion Mr. John Ward. Glenahilt. seconded by Mr. Patrick Roarty. Dungloe. Mr. John E. Hoyle, P.. Co.C., took the chair. Mr. D. O’Donnell. J.P., was secretary to the meeting, the motion Mr. John Sweeney, J.P.. Ilurtonl>ort, seconded ...

... Oaaette” publiahes an eatremeljr interesting memorandum Lord Cardigan, the leader of the Light Brigade, which throws an entirely new light on the eircumatancea which led up to the charge. Lord Cardigan’* statement waa written (or Mrs. Morton, the well-known ...

... Sia—We are directed by Mr. John Btdmood to request your attendance in the Hon e c( Commons on Thursday, the 16th Inst, whr n business the almost importance affecting Ireland be debated.—We run «ln yours truly. Thomas H. Grattan Donelan, Patrick O'BrifO ...

... prevent a further call: 1 Leinster Express. Robbery of Arms, and gallant capture by the On Sunday last, about eleven o’ clock, a party of five armed men, with their faces blackened, entered the hooseof John Cormack, of Cureeney. aged and respectable farmer ...

... Chief Justice Tindal.] Lord William Paget v. the Earl of Cardigan. CRIM. CON. Lord William Paget, This was the action brought by plaintiff, to recover damages from defe ndant, the Ear 1 of Cardigan, for iminal conversation wil th wif ie the postpone- alleged ...