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... of dignity and office, John, Lord ; Henry, Lord Brougham and Vaua; John Singleton, Lord Lyndhurat; Henry, Marquis of Lansdowne, lord president of council, Ac., said, Ilow says your lordship ? Is James Thomas, Earl of Cardigan, guilty of this felony ...
... missing thern he ran out of the bouse, and saw the boy Burke with a bundle under his arm ; he caught him, and was bringing him away when he slipped from under his arm policeman carue up, followed him, and again brought him back. The hoy Burke, when asked ...
... Only think of a man of the name of Grattan standing up in the House of Commons reviling his country and blasting ber fair fame! Mr. Dunne bere read an extract from a speech reported to bave been made by Mr. Grattan on the lst of April, 1846, upon the ...
... Robert Clarke, M.1)., to the Winchester. Clerk-in-charge—John Brickwood. to the Raven. Assistant-Clerk—Hume Johnston Beataon. to the Pearl. Boatswain—John Cook, from San Josef, to the Britannia. John Riakwood, the Excellent, to qualify for naval instructor ...
... Bill »as ,u prevent Cocls being sold under false denominations, the next was tu preserve fair and honest uiea- lure. Mr. GRATTAN, in allusion to a Bill introduced by bis father, for the Coal Trade, observed, that the measure was a totally different d ...
... there arise occasion for her services above bridge, the duty will be performed armed boats. Waterford Mirror. On Wednesday evening the house of Mr. Stannard, cabinet maker, Grattan street, was visited by party of the Trades, for the purpose of compelling ...
... Lieutenant Johnstone, who has resi, the situation. The following appointments have recently been made to the Staff of the Queen’s Arm in the East Indies and China, viz. :—Lieutenant G e E. Hillier, of the 14th (the King’s) Light Dragoons, to be Aide-de-Camp ...
... steamers, pro- reviment. ceeded on their route to Athlone, which isto be the head-quarters of the Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Cardigan will exchange from the I! th Hussars with Colonel the Hon. H. F. Cavendish, Ist Lite Guards. The latter will be included ...
... statement, signed 44 John Conyngham, read by the Judge Advocate at the court martial on Captain K. Reynolds, which saya that a lady said to him, 44 What a curious woman Mrs. Conyngham is! 1 said why ? She replied, I heard her ask Lord Cardigan twice why the ...
... Justice Tindal and Special Juries.) LORD WM. P. Tr. THE EARL OF CARDIGAN This being the day specially appointed for the trial of the action brought by Lord Paget v. the Earl of Cardigan, to re- cover compensation in damages for alleged criminal conversation ...
... Mr. Frederick Calvert, Mr. Henry Patten, Mr. JohnDavics, Mr. John Norris, Mr. Pilcher, Mr. William Greene, Sir Harry Vcrney, the Hon. Dudley Fortescuc, and Captain Komilly; the Hon. John Fortescue and Captain Dunne, A.D.C.'s Waiting. The following personages ...
... over. Several were excused consequence illness, and other causes ; and the Hon. John G. W. Forester, and another member, were ordered taken into custody tbe Sergeant Arms. Mr. VAN HOMRIGII presented a petition from the Chamber Commerce of praying that ...