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... the To SOLD by AUCTION, By Burton and-Clark. On Monday the sth day of April, 1824, on the premisesof Mr. AncocK, theNoEL's Arms Inn, the lordship of Whissendine, the county of Rutland, (who leaving the inn and part of the land,) HE STOCK, IMPLEMENTS J_ ...
... appeal the above to the pockets of poor people.] The Earl of Cardigan.—A long correspondence has bean published the Globe and other daily papers referring to a dispute between Lieut CoL Lord Cardigan and Captain Reynolds, both of the llth Hussars, Prince Albert's ...
... 17th of September. CORBY, Northamptonshire. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By S. Deacon, On Monday, September 15tb, 1828, at the Cardigan Arms, Corby, at o'clock in the evening, under such conditions of sale as will be then and there produced; A Desirable Copyhold ...
... Hume, Mr. John Holy: Sir John H MONDAY, June 18. for Treason On a motion for the second reading of the Transportation Mi ‘rv. Napier rose to present a ion from Mr. W. Ln Brien and his fellow prisoners, petiti when he was interrupted by Lord John Russell ...
... Thieves, #c. Notice Is hereby given, riHAT the General Annual Meeting of the Members of this Association will be held, the Cardigan Arms Corby, in the county of Northampton, on Wednesday the Tenth day of October next, at Twelve o'clock. ROB. SHERARD, Oundle ...
... Gloucester clothier.—Joseph Dods, of Commercial Chamber, Minories, ship and insurancebroker —John Evans, of Cardigan, linen-draper—James Unwin, Wandsworth, Surrey, miller—John Millington & Joseph Millington, of Houudsditch, city London, glaziers. ...
... O'Reilly, acting lieutenant, wounded in the leg.*John t rederick, ordinary, badly wounded in the thigh.*James Clever,able, badly wounded the knee joint *Henry Bibby, ordinary, badly wounded through the body.*John Hornsby, able, badly wounded through the lungs ...
... it was said was absent on leave at Cardigan, was found missing. The whole body, however, proceeded to the where he lived, knocked up the family, and, although they were informed that the man in question was at Cardigan, they insisted upon searching the ...
... his name, he replied, he begged to be excused giving it. The information against him was then read. It was upon the oath of John Purton, of Crosscourt, Drury.lane, yeoman, and the otfence charged was the selling to him a blasphemous libel, entitled, ¢An ...
... the coach on which she was a passenger. Her arm was so dreadfully fractured that there little probability of her ever recovering its proper use. damages were given in the Sheriff's Court on Friday, against John Tanner, an attorney's son at Salisbury, for ...
... STURTON, and KEY, Holbeach, May 16th, 1848. Solicitors, Holbeach. CORBY, Northamptoushire. To be D by AUCTION, By JoHN LANGLEY, At the Cardigan’s Arms Inn in Corby aforesaid, on Friday, May th, 1848, between the hours of 5 and 7 in tne Evening, (subject to such ...
... into the sman City Arms went and stood on the proved that then A: A uckland struck hi m on the head with a poker. The was considered to be in sel ce, and Asman was fined 6 3. and ‘Is. Gd. costs.—John Pi of St. Peter East. a s Arms, to cut down 190 yards ...