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... say you, are you Guilty or Not Guilty. Tbe Earl of Cardigan, in a loud, firm, and clear voice, replied, Not Guilty. The Clerk thereupon, said, How will your Loidship be tried ?? Lord Cardigan — By my Peers. The Clerk— May God give your Lordship ...
... lYiilke,, hou as B u,,k, Jiime-i Brook, J bo 8rn0 ?? mil John II r- tor a'laek.ug Ihe Nii-arum-Mill ' ,lr Cartwri«*t,.a' Itmfo.ds; Job H-v. J.ihn Hill, sod W .l .am Hartley, f. stealing Fire- Aims; John SwvU-w, J ,l,n Ratlev, Joseph Fisher./, ?? J. lhe- H ...
... one-shear Wethers. All to be shown at the General Meeting in October next. WILLIAM WARD JACKSON, Esq. President. JOHN WHARTON, Esq. ) Mr. JOHN PEARSON, of Lin- > Vice-Phesidsnts. ¦iuorpe, * ) By Order, . Mr. POWELL. .Secretary aad iieaiuier. Si. ?? March ...
... or Canister bears the signature of JOHN CASSELL, without which none can be genuine. The following are the prices at which they can be obtained : — JOHN CASSELL'S COFFEE, No. 1, an excellent article Is. 4d. JOHN CASSELL'S COFFEE, No. 2, cannot fail ...
... Joseph Heariaidn, landlord of the Carpenters' Arms, Princes street. ?? Maiket, London, sged 37. On Monday, at bis lordship's residence in Portman tqaera, after aa illness of brief duration, tbe Earl of Cardigan. Bfo lordship, who was a posthumous son, was ...
... July 18, ai Guildhall, l.on-oa. John Evans, of Cardigan, linen and wootea -draper, Juue 16, 17, July 13, at the Chnstopliei Inn. Bath. James Uawin, uf Wandsworth, miller. June 4, 14, July IS, at Guildhall, London. ■ John Millhuton and Joseph Millragton ...
... â¢â¢â¢ Bradford John Yorfc Dickinson. Mary -Sheffield William .selby Drury, John Hull Spink, James Knarabro* Fox. Joaerh Sheffield Joseph Pouterraet Grainge, James - ⢠⢠Bradford Stilling*, John ?? Wakefield Hawdon. John Hull Taylor. ...
... slander, in having, on the 10th of August, whilst at the Odd Fellows Arms, Halifax, several times said that the plaintiff went up and down the country buying A croyd's wool tops; that John Robertshaw had picked them out ; and that was the way they got their ...
... appellants na* , been disappointed, for want of being proviu statement, they will do well to be armed now. f0 _. Accide.it to Pbin^e Lbopold or Saxe 0 Bir John Cope's pack of foxhounds met m -^ morning, at Cumberland-lodge, in l**^ ?r _ v » at the especial ...
... R M Blamire. W Hobhouse, Sir J Ronayne, I) Blunt, Sir C Hodges, T Rooper, J B Bodkiu.John Jamesllodges, T I. Rundell, John Bowes, John Holland, B Russell, Lord John How ring, Br Hoskins, X Russell, Lord Brabazon.Sir Wro J Howard, F. t; Russell, Lord C ...
... Watson and John Watson, LeecS, share-brokers. Charies Humfrey and F. M. A. De* Maurei, Cross lane, St. Mary at Hill, and Hatcham, and Whitechapel, oil merchants. William Scott and John Reams, Leman street, Goodman's fields, manufacturers of fire arms. J. Windor ...
... respectable men, both neighbours to the prosecutor, and strangers to the prisoners, who swore positively that they were at ihe Cardigan Arms when the pinies were there, and iliat Smith made the charge of robbery befoie ever he wei.t out of the house at all, and ...