... ultraismn a t A could be got together, and Lord John Russell, took place aFtirI el at the Home Office on that day ; and, as might have been pi ?? expected, the agitator and his clan prevailed ; Lord John, snd. in with the most servile submjission, consenting ...

... Bucks, void by the resigna- tion of the Rev. 1. C. Townsentd. Patron, the Rev. 1, C. Townsend-The Right Hon. the Earl of Cardigan has ap- pointed the Rev. R. C. BuItTON, one of his Lordship's Domestic Chaplains-The Rev. G. W. HizATfCOTE, Fellow of Winchester ...

... they discovered the body of an Infant, etn. or veloped Itn the covering of en umbrella, lying on the in ground, near the Cardigan Arms Inn. They were alarmed F id at the circumstance, and gave information to a mnan named I a Berijamin Berry, residing in ...

... had been convicted by Sir John Nichol of having con- ducted himself with great cruelty to her, end he conceiv- ed the pension ought to be suspended. The pension was in fact not paid to her at all, balt to the husbandm. Sir t John Nichol having declared the ...

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