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... for several weeks. The Bari of Cardigan has resumed the occupancy of his mansion on Carlton-terrace, which his Lordship let to the Dowager Countess of Sandwich during hit recent acjonm India. Sir Thomas mid Lady Acland armed at Killerton from Learnington ...
... Speakei* was in the chair, writs at the suit of Henry John Boulton v. Patrick Morris, Esq., member for the district of St. John's ; John Kent, Esq., also member for the district of St. John's ; and John V. Nugent, Esq., member for the ...
... JOHN BULL fine, intelligent, bold, and energetic m he wm, he mu pul to this violation of the laws of humanity |° * days of morbid sensibility, referred to ithereat horror, we wUI merely give the sentence as pronounced upon Mr. Parker, by the Deputy Judge ...
... JOHN BULL fine, jntriliflMit, bold, and eaeigetic a* wai, tea* put to *Ai this violation of the laws of humanity seems, these days of morbid sensibility, to be referred to withereat horror, will merely give the sentence as pronounced upon Mr. Psrkrr bv ...
... years i John p»rol/ ffardener 38 Years; William Cheeseman, coachman, M years {ngranfwillis. labourer, 37 years Richard QoMted.pwim, * yem ThoMSFreni bailiff, 38 years; John Pepper, John Monnt. labourer, 25 years; John Maxted* labourer, 25 yeare, ...
... OPINION OF THE PRESENT MINISTERS. WE give the following extract from a speech made at an entertainment given to the Earl of Cardigan, on Wednesday, by the Conservatives of Northamptonshire. The speaker is the Rev. Sir G. Robinson. Allusion had been made ...
... and profitable as working at case on journeyman's wages. DINNER TO THE EARL OF CARDIGAN.—On Wedneslay the Conservatives of North Northamptonshire entertained Earl Cardigan at dinner in testimony of their appproval of his principles and their gratitude ...
... years, John Perch, gardener, 38 years; William Cheeseman, coachman, 37 years; IngnmWillis, labourer. 37 years; Richard Qoasled, yoom, 36 year*; Thomas Freni/, bailiff, 38 years; John Pepper, gardener, 30years, John Mount,labourer,36 years; John labonrer ...
... W'ilts ?? Worcester ?? Yoark; City an I AInsty ?? Eaot Riding ?? North Riding ?? U sst Riding ?? _e WAEI.S. ?? Brecon .. .. Cardigan ?? Carmaerthen ?? Carnarvon ?? .D'ebigb ?? Flint ?? Glamnorgne ?? Merioneth ?? ?? Pembroke. Radnor. ?? Deduct last ?? TOTAL ...
... the gift of the Conservative ladies of the borough. GREAT DINNER TO LORD CARDIGAN.—Our space does not permit us to do more than record the honour paid to the Earl of Cardigan by his late constituents of North Northamptonshire. It was a noble gathering ...
... amongst the visitors who attended the serf were the Lord f’haoceUoGthe Marquis of ijintdowne, Lord J ° h .” Glrnelg, and Sir John C. Her M »io*tf walked the terrace for a full hour ‘his her subjects, and on the private part immediately ca«t oart of the ...
... Deputy.Lieu* tenancy of the county of Galway, in consequence of the Marquess of Clanricarde having appointed his uncle. Sir John Burke, Vice-Lieutenant of the county during bis Ambassadorial residence at St. Petersburg)). Sir Edward Pearson has returned ...