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... Trustees . JOHN BALDERSTON, their Clerk. Oundle, Sept 1819. COBB V ASSOCIA TIONJbr the Prosecution ofFelons, Thieves, $c. Notice hereby given. THAT the General Annual Meeting of the Members of this Association will be held, at the a Cardigan Arms in Cobby ...
... until the 28th inst. Messrs. Hume, O'Connell, Grattan, Howard, &c, presented petitions from different parts of Ireland, praying for continuance of fair and impartial government. The adjourned debate on Lord John Russell's motion was then resumed ; in the ...
... itchfield Lodge, Esq. ■Suffolk —John Vernon, of Nacton, Esq. Surrey —James Mangles, of Woodbridge, Esq. Sussex— William Stanford, of Preston, Warwickshire —Postponed. Wiltshire —John Holton, of Grittletob, Esq. Worcestershire —Sir John Packinglon, of Westwond ...
... draperv correfpond, richly embroidered, terminating with a tafi'el. Mantua brown velvet elegantly embroidered. Countejs f Cardigan—\ brown crape body and train; fleces richly embroidered and trimmed with gold, point lace, See.; petticoat brown crape, ...
... Levi Brett, 27, for being with others assembled, armed with fire-arms and other weapons, in the county of Sussex, in order to land certain unaccustomed goods ; Geo. Rowe, 20, for horse-stealing 3 John Mentgomery, 33, G ?&fin a farged bankiuote’; James ...
... well attended. Amongst the company were, the Earl of Winchilsea, the Earl and Countess of Cardigan, Lady E. Brudenell, the Earl and Countess of Lindsey, .Sir John and Lady Trollope, the Hon. Mrs. and Miss Bennet, Lady Eleanor and Lady Anna-Maria Sherard ...
... that no sufficient cause of com arising ou' the U had been shown to warrant the House in agreeing to the motion. He pro. the Arms Bill as and vexatious to the People, utterly ineff as a coercion—as, in fact, ulte unworthy of the He iculed the resent threatening ...
... Catholics from petitioning; such irritating conduct was at the present time more than ever unseasonable. When the Continent was armed against us, and the danger of the country so imminent, was it a fit time to trifle with the affections of so large and valuable ...
... Yates, Esq. oj Waresley House, Worcestershire, to Cecilia third daughter of the late John Peel, Esq. of Pasluzus House, Derbyshire. In the flower of youth, Captain John Prince, Lieut, and Adjutant in his Majesty’s 2d or Coldstream regiment ot Foot Guards ...
... hogshead barrels, lTialf-hogshead, and other eftects.—Sale to commence at o'clock. fc To TANNERS and Others. * Also, at the Cardigan Arms in Stanion aforesaid, .Six o'clock in the evening of the same day, will bold by Auction, by Mr. Deacon, under such conditions ...
... Dowager Ladies Scarbrough are left living; but what is most remarkable, the late Earl died in the arms of Mr. Hodgkinson, of Morton Grange, near Retford, in the arms of whose father his Lordshirrs father breathed his last. Ruffbrd and the bulk of the Nottinghamshire ...
... torecommend Lje ,„. ner Lieut. Bertram, Mr, Broketisher Smith, • ,ohn ., &m i,wh iwprobation the Master), and states Capt. s .John behaviour every officer an seiime and marines.-* (Boatswain's Mate), and lU;ut Giles Winded Lieut Bertra' t J;ilin Husband ...