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... the judgment of the Court for an assault on Lord Vaughan. An indictment preferred against, hira at the Quarter Sessions of Cardigan, end shea IVIr. Parry offered to plead guilty, his lordship, a writ of certiorari, removed the proceeding to the Court of ...
... S. Coffin, Sir 1. Macdonald, J. tbllbbs. Chaloner, R. Mildmay, P. St. John Hobhouse, J. C. Colborne, N. R. Newman, R.W. Gordon, T. Calcraft, J. Normanby, Vis. paired of. Carter, John Nugent, Lord Creevey, T. Denman, O’Callaghan, J. Denison, W.J. Davies ...
... Earl Winchelsea Lord Saltotin Earl Stradbrokc Lord Bagot of Garrick Lord Dormer Earl Craven Lord Vernon Earl Wemyss Earl Cardigan Lord Douglas Earl Qralmni(Duke Earl Egremont L. Ross (E.Glasgow.) Montrose) Earl Ciaucarty Earl Kellie Lord Lord Forbes Viscount ...
... PRIVILEGE. Mr. CALCRAFT presented petition from Robert Poer Trench Pilkington, who bad been committed the custody the Sergeant at Arms, for breach of the privilege of the house. As the petitioner had voluntarily confessed himself the author of the fictitious ...