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... THE CARDIGAN DUEL. When the Wandsworth magistrates committed the Earl of Cardigan for trial, on account of the duel with Lieut. Tuckett, we commended them for having performed their duty; but it would seem that the worthy justices are appalled by the ...
... and abandoned, without any sufficient notice. ARMS (IRELAND) BILL.—The house resolved itself into committee on this Bill. On clause 24 being put, which authorizes justices to enter houses for unregistered arms, Mr. BERNAL moved the introduction of words ...
... Davis, chairman; William Gladdish, Esq., and Captain Thomas Baker, to investigate the charge preferred against John Baker, a boy nine years of age, who had been apprehended by George Ossenton, constable of the village, for having wilfully and maliciouslyset ...
... 1843. Thomas English, Friar's cottages, Saint Ebbe, Oxford, college servant—John Bate Cooper, Black Swan yard, George street, Oxford, boot and shoe maker—Thomas Williams, Cardigan street, Saint Thomas, Oxford, journeyman stone mason—James Fathers, Falkner's ...
... verdict, the horrible practice, out of which this prosecution of the Earl of Cardigan has arisen. It is contended that society could not be regulated otherwise than by an appeal to arms in cases of offended honour; and we admit that there are points where human ...
... the various offices he held, which are now understood to be vacant. CAT-O'NINE-TAILS CARDIGAN. Mr. Macauley having gratuitously become the trumpeter of Lord Cardigan's humanity; it will be interesting to see how far facts bear out the right honourable ...
... the Sultan might have been adjusted without an armed intervention; for Mehemet Ali, bold and powerful as he is, and conscious as he is of his ability to do extensive mischief, though all the world were in arms against him, must also know that the quadruple ...
... honour.' The Scrjeant at Arms then said, Yeouti,n Usher, call in James Thomas, Earl of Cardigan.' The noble Earl was then placed outside the bar, when the Lord High Steward addressing him, said—' James Tnornas, Earl of Cardigan, you have been indictsd ...
... morning papers, of Wedne,sday-Istat, that the Earl of Cardigan has again appealed public, for the purpose of shewing that he is an excellent, an exemplary, and a persecuted individual ! !Lord Cardigan may actually think this—but, we believe; that in all ...
... place. TUESDAY.—THE EARL OF CARDIGAN AND CAPTAIN TucKETT.--Before the Recorder left the court, the grand jury brought in a number of bills, and amongst others one against the Right Honourable James Thomas Brudencll, Earl of Cardigan, for felony. The indictment ...
... be possessed of a little brief authority, has the power of bringing down upon them? Sir John Macdonald has by order of Lord Hill, reproved the noble Earl of Cardigan for the part which he had acted in this thoroughly disgraceful affair, and though he used ...
... October 23 at eleven. John Chamberlain, L lison.Grove, North, glass and lead merchant, October 23 at twelve.. Henry Webster, Belford street, Covent garden, manufacturer of lamps, October 23 at h , lf past twelve .. John Wheeler, Princes street, Hanover ...