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... asked, How say you, James Thomas, Earl of Cardigan, are you guilty or not? The Earl of Cardigan, in a firm voice, replied. Not guilty, my Lord. The Clerk— How will you be tried, my Lord? The Earl of Cardigan— By my Peers. The Noble prisoner then ...
... Harrison, John Talbot, William Wilson; Appleby, John William Braddiley; Penrith, Joseph Burgess, Michael Johnson; Wigton, Thomas Kemsball, George Pattenson ; Kendal, Josiali Hudson, Jas. Kendall, jun.; Ulverston, William Harrison; Dumfries, ' John Wheelhonse ...
... nt the exaggerated statements of the Honourable and Learned Member for Meath, (Mr H. Grattan,) who had said that he was a ruined man (roars of laugliter.) Mr GRATTAN, (jumping up with much energy.)— No, no. Sir W. SOMERVILLE thought he had heard the ...
... them with arms. In order to be enabled to use the arms effectually, these bodies of persons must, of course, be drilled, and since thepublication of his lordship's le er tll , e Chartists have been on the look out to detect any the Russell Armed Association ...
... W'hitehead Jacob Robert Atkinson John Fenton. 7«M W. John Kendall, 7• John Fawcett homas , ...
... Nicholls, Robert N. Finn, Robt. Gardiner, F. Brady, John Lawless, John Redmond, Henry G. Curran, John Gannon (county Meath), John Fottrell, Charles Hays, Wm. Maher, Martin Burke, J. M'Canhy, Alexander Seaton, Jas. Power (Dundrum), Arthur French, Michael ...
... POLICE. Mansion House Justice At the Mansion House, on Monday, Captain Harvey Tuckett, who fought the duel with Lord Cardigan, was charged with having assauled a young man named \Vorsley, a saddler, ot No. 57, South Audley street., Grosvenor-square. The ...
... organise themselves with a view to the protection of their lives, liberties, and properties, but without the assumption of arms or ensigns, which would be illegal unless with the direct sanction of the crown which had not as yet been given. THIBD BEADING ...
... his arm broken. The guard was also severely crush- ed. When these casualities were ascertained, assistance was procured from this town, and the three poor fellows carried hither as speedily as their sufferings would per- mit. The one with his arm broken ...
... Rochester Mackenzie, AS, Ross and Cro- Brotherton, J, Salford raarty Brodie, W B, Salisbury Maxwell, John, Lanarkshire Buckingham, JS, Sheffield Murray, John A, Leith Buller. Edward, Staffordsh. N. Macleod, R, Sutherland Bish, T, Leominster Musgrove, Sir ...
... Paddocks, Deer Park, and divers Farms, comprising upwards of 1,600 Acres, WILL BE Offered for Sale by Auction, Atthe KING’S ARMS INN, Lancaster, on the 14th of Jury, 1840, A VERY VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFUL FREEHOLD ESTATE, COMPRISING THE ANCIENT AND NOBLE ...
... that abuses did exist, of which he had personal knowledge, and complain- ed that the commission of in iry appointed by Lord John Russell, when he was in the ti ome-office had never made a report—at least one that was accessible. The subject -was one well ...