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... dignity and of office, John, Lord Kcane; Henry, Lord Brougham and Yaux; John Singleton, Lord Lyndhurst; Henry, Marquis of Lansdowne, lord president of the council, &.C., said, How says your lordship? James Thomas, Earl Cardigan, guilty of this felony ...
... situation, and in having to answer the charge brought against him by the Earl of Cardigan, and he would contend that he had as much to complain of the conduct of the Earl of Cardigan as the Earl had of him. The letter which occasioned the pre- sent Court Martial ...
... of November next. At Lutterwerth, at the Denbigh Arms, on Thursday, the 12th of November next. At Hinckley, at the Bull Head Inn, on Monday, the 16th of November next. 4! Market Bosworth, at the Dixie Arms Inn, on Wed- nesday, the 18th of November next ...
... The principal witness was John Jones, an informer, who was examined and cross-examined great length, and with much severity. He described the destruction of the gate, and identified the prisoners as being among the party. John Nash Smart, the agent for ...
... which the Earl of Cardigan was defendant was under discussien before a competent common !aw wibunal, but the record was with- drawn by his Lordship’s desire. In respect to the other, of more recent date, in which the Earl of Cardigan is plaintiff, it appears ...
... then struck a number of severe blows upon the head, and put up both his arms to protect himself, and received several heavy blows both, in consequence of which now wore the left arm in a sling. was struck with some instrument, and judged from the weight ...
... indepen- 3 for support. John Huskivson John Barker amuel Chapman ames Reeve James Reeve Joseph Grnndy John F. White | William Jefeoatt William Neal Berry Jobn Weetman | John Tas lor | George Thomp-on William Bali ? Swinnerton John Parker ...
... dispo-r d tv question the of ine estimates, would that the army was great im point pf military strength—tha we have of 600,000 in arms, to which, if was he of mee ig the navy, a amount little short of own atively employed in the defence of te would be geen. ...
... Albert bas sent a donation of 20/ in of tbe funds for providing the entertainment to he gives to Nelson's old companions in arms, upon the occasion the pillar erected tbe memory ofthe hero in Trafalgar-square heing opened to the public. The Duke Cambridge ...
... Perkins, Thomas, by John Clarke, Esq. for Peatling Parva, and Bmntingthorpe .• Pochin, John Arms ton, jun. Sir Heury Halford, Bart. John Ragg, Esq. William Blake, Esq. and John A. Pochin, sen. for Great Wigston. Turner, ...
... Perkins, Thomas, by John Clarke, Esq. for Peatling Parva, and Bmntingthorpe .⢠Pochin, John Arms ton, jun. Sir Heury Halford, Bart. John Ragg, Esq. William Blake, Esq. and John A. Pochin, sen. for Great Wigston. Turner, ...