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... was that I was so great a favon- rite?” The Chieftain stopped suddenly, bared his arm, and exclaimed in his own “ You are an Englishman: Holloway is an Englishman; this arm was cured of wound of four years’ standing, by Holloway's Ointment,” and a course ...
... Bentley Priory, where they purpose remaining for two days. The Earl of Cardigan and the Hon. Capt. Noel.— The Morning Chronicle says, The account of the affair between the Earl of Cardigan and Captain Noel which has reached us differs most materially from ...
... man whom with justice regarded as the sole cause his wife's transgression. After many attempt* obtain satisfaction Cardigan, lie armed himself w '. formidable thong of bullock's hide, and proceeded to deuce of the culprit, whom bestowed flagellation ciently ...
... topics not in the He expressed in favor of peace, and properly exulted at the efficiency of our navy and the snecess of our arms. Lord BrovGuam rather a gloomy view of our foreign relations, mie and said he should rejoice if he believed that France cherished ...
... and the 20th of June, 1819, and charged on the civil list, was published on Thursday. It includes a pension of 200/. to Mr. John Conde Adams, in consideration of his astronomical discoveries and scientific merits; one of 200/. to Mr. J. Sheridan Knowles ...
... tradesmen, in lionour the birthday of the royal duchess, the tradesmen assembled yesterday (instead Saturday) at the King's Arms Tavern. Kensington, Mr. Gabriel the chair. The company was agreeably entertained by the vocal abilities Mr. and his party.—A ...
... named Watson, Oxford, through which he would he enabled to establish John Wood’s pedigree, Mr. hyson declined having anything to with the party, and expressed firm conviction that John Wood could not establish any relationship to the testator. This occurred ...
... Palace on Tuesday next to spend the Raster recess Windsor Castle.—Early on Wednesday morning Rebecca and her daughters visited Cardigan, and entirely demolished the the upper part of the town, on the Aberystwith-road, within 2UU yards of the Marine bar racks ...
... Croydon .. rioter il'.‘7 Liverpool Manchetler .'»3'2S Vofk North Midland 2.'»iO Suodkn Dkath ok Mr. John Gkikvb. —We reget aimounrc the death of Mr. John (Jrievc, sen., the celebrated scene painter, for many years connected with the Theatres Royal. It appears ...
... Chancellor directed to communicate the thanks of the Peers to officers mentioned. The Earl Cardigan.—The lOarl of presented a third report the Earl of Cardigan's case. It referred the fitting up of the House, and stated that seats would be provided for ...
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... the retreat and at the battle of Ccrunna, under the command of the lamented General Sir John Moore, on whose staff he served. At Corunna Captain was near Sir John when that gallant officer ■received his death-wound. Of Lord Hardinge it is said, by the ...