TRIAL AND ACQUITTAL OF THE EARL OF CARDIGAN
... pr'ioner the bar. Sergeant at Arms—Yeoman Usher, bring forth James Thomas ...
... pr'ioner the bar. Sergeant at Arms—Yeoman Usher, bring forth James Thomas ...
... Pryse Pryse, Esq., M.P.—The Queen has granted the member for the Cardigan boroughs license to assume the name and arms of Loveden, instead of that of Pryse. Vacant of Militia.—There are present sixteen of these appointments vacant, and they are not, is ...
... WALDGRAVE-ARMS, CHEWTON-MENDiP. GEORGE HART moft refpeilfuily acquaints his friends and the public general, that the above now complcated, on a fcale fit to entertain any Gentleman Family, i raveilers. others; havltw new beds, and excellent larder at ...
... clubs have been formed, drilled, and armed ; the laws defied ; the public peace practically dej stroyed ; rebellion stimulated ; an outbreak promised until at last the Government have been compelled to resort to armed occupation of the country. Mr. Mitchell ...
... American Papers reached town Tliutfday to ult. The John Adams had arrived with the difpatchcs from Mr. Pinkney, which are publilhed inthcle papers. They cunfid, firfl, of fhort letter from Mr. Pinkney, mentioning that he had, after,receiving in- Ilruftions ...
... respected member of the Society Friends. Aug. 14, Mr. Win. Willis, aged 66, of the Carpenters' Arms, Walcot street. Aug. 14. after short illness, the Earl of Cardigan, at his house in Portman square. Aug. 14, at Bahcary, near Somerton, aged 26, Selina, the ...
... better. joS his arms and muck Liter. ankles from rheumatism Francis Somerset,_,*ia and weakness lower limb, from rheunum.ro Hester Hillier, CV.mcley, ditto, leprosy, - ■ rheumatism ,' . .,.,„r ;,i much belter. Joseph Keatinfi, MaldMwc, John Shinell, Geor ...
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... existing in Irelaud can only checked by the strong arm of the law, the Address i was unanimously agreed to.—ln the Commons the | Address was moved by Mr. Hey wood and seconded Mr. Shafto Adair. Mr. 11. Grattan moved and Mr. E. B. Roche seconded an amondraeut ...
... newspapers concerning a dispute bet ween John Brent, Esq., Magistrate of Canterbury, residing near that place, with the Earl of Cardigan and six officers of the 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons, commanded Lord Cardigan. Ou the of last month, Mr . Brent observed ...
... Henry Grattan esq is authenticated under the signatures Major General Cradock and Captain Metge : In consequence of what passed in the debate in the House of Commons early on Monday the 17th Major-Gen Cradock on the part of Mr Corry on Mr Grattan in the ...
... Morpeth, G. Strickland,* Sir J. Johnstone, Rainsden.* Walls. Anglesea [ County). —Earl of Oxbridge Brecon County). Col. Wood Cardigan County). —Col. Powell Carnarvon ( County). —C. W. G. Wynne Carnarvon. —Sir Charles Paget* Carmarthen f Couniy). —Sir J. H ...