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... honour. The Sergeant at Arm.3 then said, Yeoman Usher, call in James Thomas Earl of Cardigan. The Noble E-irl was then placed outside the bar, when The Lord High Steward, addressing him, said— James Thomas Earl of Cardigan, you have been in- dicted ...
... upon-Tyne. John Curtis, of Birmingham, chandler, April 14, 16, May 16. at the Swan Hotel, High street, Bir- mingham. John Bloor, of Wheelock, Cheshire, silk throwster. April 28, 20. May 16, at the Bull’s Head Inn, Congleton, Cheshire. John Young, of Newport ...
... tion last week. Thousands of brave men had resolved that John Mitchel should not leave die Irish shore except across their corpses. We apprehended that, under present cir- cumstances, an armed attempt to rescue him, and to free Ireland, might bave proved ...
... Mr. John Wri-ht, of Beiinit- thorpe, to Mary, widow of' the late Mr. Broker Broker. ! On Tuesday last, at Carlton, near Worksop, Mr. John j Johnson, farmer, to Mis 3 Sarah Cupxey, both t Carlton.' On Wednesday, the sth instant, at Matlock, Mr. John Haw- ...
... Mr. Charles Lewes, Albany, Piccadilly. John Blake, of Bridge street, Westminster, wine and spirit merchant, April 6 and May 13 ; solicitor, Mr. Dimmock, Skinner's place, Size lane. TO SURRENDER IN THE COUNTRY. John Wright, of Wolverhampton, Staffordshire ...
... themselves to be outwitted by the Chinese, and, no doubt, the next ar- rivals will bring decisive news. Lord Cardigan. — The case of Lord Cardigan has been twice brought under discussion in the House of Commons, and the opinions of the members present a ...
... of Lord Cardigan, because they bad stated that such punishments never justifiably inflicted escept in cases of military exigency, and on march, when there was no choice. But the Sunday punishments did not bear out ibe conduct of Lord Cardigan, and (Mr ...
... of six hours. JOHN APPLEBY, alias JOHN FIELDS, alias WM. FIELDS, aged 27, and THOMAS EDWA RDS, aged 22, were charged with feloniously steaUnv bay horse, the property of JohnKinderdineCratchLey Esq. anti a grey marc, the property of John Corser! Esq, and ...
... {Chronicle.) Lord Morpeth supported the petition. Adjourned Debate. Mr. Rulhven, Mr. H. Grattan, and Mr. Shell, spoke in favour of Mr. O’Connell’s motion ; and Mr. John Browne. Sir Daniel Sandford/ and Mr. Lambert, supported the amendment. Sir Peel followed ...
... years, and the latter having lived with Mr. Grattan, of Wingerworth, near years. To Elizabeth Bmckley, (or the Single Female Servant. ditto, ditto, 2gs.—-having lived years with Mr. Hardwick, of Cowdon. To John Middleton, for the labouring Husbandman, of ...
... Mr. Wm. Clement, filesmith, to Mrs. Arm Robinson Mr. Wm. Morton, shoemaker, to Miss R bccci Beaumont. ?? Mr. Beij. Carr, cutier, to Miss Ellen Mai-in Mr. Henry Needham, mason, to Miss .Mary Wilson. On Monday, Mr. John Brammall, cutler, to Miss Mary Stent ...
... Esq. \ orksliire, to Elizabeth, daughter of the Rev. Andre* Downes, of Whitham, Essex. On Monday last, St. John’s Church, Manchester, Mr. John Yates, of Bolton, printer and stationer, Lydia, eldest daughter the late Mr. Lees Walkden, of Salford. On Monday ...