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... WOMAN AND ARMED MEN. Two field general courts-martial were held at Ebrington Barracks on Tuesday. In the first case John ktutherford, twenty, an ex-soldier, belonging to Ballyborey, was charged with assault with intent to rob, common assault, and with ...
... HUSSARS ADMONISHED—THE antry- OF CARDIGAN REPROVED. i guid- Friday, about twelve, the Adjutant.General, Sir John Mac it, we arrived at our Cavalry Barracks ; and, as soon as Major Rot intain- | Captains Forrest and John W. Reyn had arrived from ¢ inistry ...
... and to keep every description of fire arms for the protection of the public peace, and likewise their own homes and property, without any restriction, except invoice or certificate of the person from whom the arms are purchased. Thomas M'Grade is privileged ...
... Lord Cardigan had, on the preceding night, —another ported the matter to the commander-in-chief. Captain Reyne y celebrated ora- | then requests that Lord Cardigan will forward an enclosure fr him to the adjutant-general. On the 27th Lord Cardigan s for ...
... _LONDONDERKY SENTIN: of John y wife of mnderry, j. Outh- | after patriotizm to their heat tent, a halt was made at Grattan Bridg two large effigies appeared on the so intended to represent the Premier, ¥ words The Christian Jew” on the br “This isthe ...
... SIB JOHN FRANKLIN’S ARCTIC EXPEDITION. following report has been the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, from the Hudson’s Hay Company Kiddle House, Detroit, S., Feb. 28,1832. Sib—l beg aci|iiaiui you that arrived here to-day, and that ray search for ...
... InuiskilUig*’ Gallantry cess of the old Foot St. Lucia. The 87th the time was serving »n John Moore’. Brigade. the morning of May 84, 1796, the regiment was ordered np to attack the petition, and after » brisk engagement it drove in the strong advance ...
... brother, John M'Grath, has been inissing since the Somme offensive. Private James M'Grattan, Inniskilling Fusi Hers, son of Mrs. M'Grattan. Bazaar-street. Port rush, wounded for the second time. Private R. O’Brien. Highland Light Infantry, son Mr. John O’Brien ...
... 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 ...
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... 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 ...
... 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 ...