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... LORD CARDIGAN. The made of disposing oi this MiDtable per-oi been again under diacossion, and, ofc with no resu't. Mr. Mun'r. wished (or Committee of Enquirv, and Mr. Mucaulev, who has attained the little enviable positi«n of the Cardigan champion, ohjec’ed ...
... Government has succeeded in convicting John Mitchel; and how have they accomplished it? Why, by packed juries and partisan judges. 1 tell Lord John Russell that 1 have no sympathy with his d—able Government. John Mitchel had asked whether the Queen had ...
... LIFE IN LONDON yHEATRE ROYAI KINO JOHN : character Helen Faucit. And dalatet, Miss Romer.-Tuesday Mendoza, Mr. Keeley; Clara. Farce. And The Attic Storv.- cready; Rosalind, Mra. Nisbet Thumdav, Othello.— Friday, Ki Mesars. Compton, Anderson, PI Madame ...
... MEMBERS RETURNED; Argyttablre U. B»q. Ajr DUtrlct of Barffhi Kennedy, Esq. Arm»gb (County)— Lord Achmon nnd Colonel H. Vemon Aberdeen Gordon . - Bucklnghamihire—M.of Chando*, & Messn.Smith & Daahwood Banff (County)—G. F«srgu*on, Esq. Berwick (County)— ...
... money will ready at Joseph Braddock's, Colliersâ Arms, Mottram, to-morrow. If the above be not accepted he is willing to shoot a match with Henry Beard, of the same place, on the above terms. John Kenyon, of Mottr&m, in Longdendale, is anxious for a ...
... appearing. TN P—The 1649 th year has commenced. John Butler—You loar, having pul your judgment in opposition to your opponent, who openly you his opinion before the bet was made. The Bricklayers* Arms Station ia in Surrey. FO. Woolaich—We cannot explain ...
... therefore order the Karl of Cardigan to enter into bis own recognizance ia the sum of .£l,OOO, and Captain Douglas in the sum of £'soo, to insure their re-appeurance before that bench on Monday next (to-morrow). —The Earl of Cardigan and his second entered ...
... pockets Mr John Whaliey between and in silver, and wrested from him and bis oompanion a fowling-piece, with which and the money they dccamped. Four men, supposed to be the same party, robbed J. M. Brodie. a Blackburn man, near the Green’s Arms, in Turton ...
... waB singular that It 1 fraud John Jones and John Rosslt , be signed John 1 he did pick up the coincidence assume the name Jones?that should by cunous decea>ed uncle should of John Jones, and that the o f k ' H Farce, all John Jones^ 0 then ...
... William gave hi ined in these taxe to Lord Cardigan in Lord William’s presence. Hlis lordship knew r final exami- Cardigan was degired to come on the Sunday at si Lord Will ns of money the house when Lord Cardigan came on the Saturd and went out shot to ...
... without any unpleasant symptom arising. Ensign John, who was also the car, had a most providential escape. Lord Cardigan and the Hth Hussars. —The John Hull has puoiished statement relative to Lord Cardigan, founded upon a case, the alleged circumstances ...
... him. This bottle attracted Lord Cardigan’s attention, and he with ” the most perfect civility, and in the most conct/ ...