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... foand inl another column. As for Captain JOHN WVILLIAMI REYNOLDS, his case is, it seems, finally disposed of; but though his trial is over, that of Lord HILL is not. As tor the conduct of the Earl Of CARDIGAN, there cannot be two opinions. The Earl, when ...
... Hollis, Wllittam HMoIs, aid John HDollis of Worksop. Not- tingham, brush head ?? Finder and William Wilson, of Sheffield, Ironmongers-Thomnas BowIby and Robert Reynolds, *f Sunderlaed, general ?? MSurray isrhstou, Thomas Rtner, John M rittatn, antd Japo Sothern ...
... 31, at eleven, at the Black lion Inn, Cardigan-No. Shoudld Cavenagh, William Browns, end Henry Browns, of Bath and Bristol, bankers, July 17, at one, at the York House, Ba4th-Ttomats Chapman, James Browa, and John Thomas Brown, of Birmingham, coach.,neoters ...
... in our lhands, and a few weeks will posseas of the remailnde. We have to this day mad, HboL 800 prisoners, independent of armed peasants, lh' have been dis.nissed to their homes. I I XVe just hear, Gmeral Muller, with a division of tr. advanced guard ...
... in favour of the objects of the Earl of CARDIGAN'S displeasure. How many brave gentlemen of most amiable conduct have had their prospects in life blasted by the mawkish sensi- bility which would give Earl CARDIGAN another trial-a trial for the sake of which ...
... Frarikllrrd, W. Mostyn, Sir lhos. Whitbread S-ra. Grattan,Rr.Hon.H. Neville,Hon. Rich. Wiider, Fr. John Grrenvilie, Rt. H. i. ?? Wllinstrs, ?? Greonhill, Robert North, iWindllrnRthi.Vj Rlght Ho.t.. ie y 1ellers. John Cateraft Government yesterday received dispatches ...
... -.rbringtin, VijCt.. Newport, ltt, flot. Aller, J. Hi. - Evas, W. ' Sir J. Bent, John - lliso; c Nugent, Lord Burrell, Sir-C.. Fitzroy, , Lord J. -Ord, vV. Hinett, John Folkestone, Lord' ' ssulston, Lord Belgrave, Visct. Fleniing, J. iPalmer, C.F.' Bentinck ...
... March 28 and May S, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Mr. Abbott, official asignee; aud Mr. John Harman, solicitor, Bennett. street, Blackirflars. JOHN MARTiN, of Toubrddge-wells, builder. March 27, at twelve, and May S, at eleven, at the Court of ...
... Marchioness of Westminster, the El-rl of Cardigan, Lord and Lady Fitzroy Somerset, Major-General Sir Frederick Trencs, the Right Hon. Milner Gibson, ?? Major-Ge- neral Sir Andrew Barnard, John Wilsons Croker, Esq., Sir John M'Donald, ?? &c. The preliminary ...
... -Evan Llsyd amd John Lloyd, of Mlrfnd, F.,ntshlre, booksellers anid ?? Tyriamn and John Meaden, of Regefecy-place, Blackirlars-rnad, manufactirers of ?? wheels -T. Jones, W. Phillips, E. Griffith8, J. Evans, and D. Davies, of Cardigan, rope- makers. SHIP ...
... Kennedy, from the 2d Foot. MFs51oRAtNDA.-Assistant-Surgeon John Parke, M.D. of the 23d Foot, has been superseded. The Christian namme of Ensign M'Ltod, of the 37th Foot, is Edward, and not John, as stated in The Ua ette of the 21st ult. The Christian name ...
... iam Scott and Joln Kearns, of 27, Leman-street, Goodman's-flelds, manufacturers of fire-arms-John Windor and John Latham, of Cherley, Laneashire, attorineys-John Bray and Robert Hobson, of Wolf Stones, York- shire, cloth smanufacturers-J. Palmer and W ...