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... my Lord, your obedient servant, The Earl of Cardigan, le., Sze., JOHN BRENT. Canterbury, July 9, 1839. My Lord—l beg to enclose your lordship the copy of a letter I addressed to the Earl of Cardigan, as commanding officer of the 11th Dragoons, ...
... capable of great exertions —we must bear in mind, that, encouraged and aided by England, the Poles, Swedes, &c., would rise in arms for the recovery of their territory, and simultaneously bearing upon that overgrown empire, carry hostilities into its very ...
... been surmised that they were secretly sent down by the Government for the purpose of arming the middle classes, pursuant to the letter of recommendation of Lord John Russell to the lorCa lieutcnant of counties. The editor of the Grenada Free Press has ...
... have arms, to arm themselves with the baton of the special constable. Scoundrels, roars the yeoman after dinner, echoing with vociferous lungs the lesson he has just learned from the squire and the parson, they talk of arming, do they? I'll arm them ...
... Perkins, from Milford. The George. Hlppesley, from St. John’s (N.B ), ha* arrived Kiog'osrd for Gloucester. Came down and sailed, the Fame, Phillips, for Carmarthen ; Sarah, Jones, for Cardigan Ann, l.ewts, for Milford ; Catherine, for Wick ; County ...
... Melbourne, the 1-drd Chancellor, the Marqiiis of Lanadowne, Viscount Duncannon, Lord John Rus'dl, the Marnuis of Normanby, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Earl of Minto, Sir John Hnbhouso, Lord Holland, Mr. Poulctt Thomson, Viscount Howick, and Lord Morpeth ...
... near Thetford, Norfolk ; Lady Charlotte Fitzroy. for , Brighton; Sir James Shaw, Bart., for ditto; Sir John Vaughan and the Dowager Lady St. John, from Mansfield-street, for St. Leonard's-on-Sea, Sussex ; Mrs. L. Fox, from Curzon-street, for Hastings; ...
... in arms, pre-eminent in coun. cil it was flanked by groups of weapons and the arms of Oxford and the Tower of London, of which his Grace is respectively Chancellor and Constable, on either side knights in combat. The remainder represented the arms of ...
... description of the Ribbon monster. A body perfect in its shape, perfect in its organisation, with full development ot hands, arms, and nether limbs, but with one thing wanting to make the complete rebel, namely, bead—the bead, which alone could make the ...
... falsehood, and that it is fortonate for yoa that yon are an anonymooa editor of newapaper. I am. Sir, your moet obedient eerrant, CARDIGAN, Lient.-Col. lltk Light Dragoom, The paragraph, which appeared in a leading article of the Chronicle, referring to the e ...
... folds his arms and says nothing, though perchance he meditates a protocol. So much for the carriage department ;—the horses and 'heir riders next claim our attention. Four headstrong, vie- ent brutes have got tle bits in their mouthy, and Lord John Russell ...
... which your lordship, in compliance with the unchristian usages of the upper classes of society, took in a duel with Mr. H. Grattan, you should have given the sanction of your high rank and station to a practice which so erievously violates the law of GOD ...