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... of Lords, where the Earl of Cardigan would take his He did not think any order of this Court necessary. Mr. Adolphus said there was another case, No. 8 in the list, similar to of the Earl of Cardigan. The indictment was John Douglas, the second of the ...
... with indignation and surprise, that report was circulated Brighton, that l-ord Cardigan, private party at his own house, had said that * long he lived, neither 1 nor Captain John William Reynolds should ever enter his house.’ 1 felt that such report, unc ...
... Edward Butler, Lieutenant of her Majesty's Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms. Lorp CuamsBercarin’s Orrice, Feb. 22.—The Lord Chamberlain of her Majesty's Household has appointed John Mitchell Kemble, Esq. Examiner of all Plays, Tragedies, Operas, Farces ...
... remainder in er, adjoining the Turnpike nd Dursley. The whole of y be obtained in due time at ices, Stroud. oad; of Mr. John Morton, ation to John Bushel at the AUCTION, DAVIS, on Taes- beginning precisely at one OCK, ricks of Corn and Implements, Timber, well-bred ...
... Woodend Attwood, John, Beckford |Ducarel, Philip John, Newland Adams, George, Stoke Gifford | Dunscombe, James, same place Anthony, Charles, Clifton Dyer, S. Simondshall and Combe | las, P. H. Char Ayre, John, Tockingion Upper Kings Aynesley, John Murray, same ...
... us much Tories” as the Earl of Cardigan himself, our readers may imagine how they would have fared at the hands of the Morning Post. ‘There would have been no such admission as that at the end of the above Lord Cardigan, however arbitrary, ill-condi- ...
... in the lane where it was found. himself in the cart and threw Ellen Connor made a statement confirmatory of the above, and John Walsh, another of the prisoners, made the following contes- sion, which was taken down in writing :— On Thursday night, Dee ...
... sacks tluur, 16 bush wheat, 80 bush barley 110 barley—Gloucester, 230 sacks flour—Haverfordwest, 310 ats oate—Padstew, wheat—Cardigan, 60 qrs oats—Chepstow, 30 sacks flour, 72 qrs 4 bush ley, 6 ors malt. 200 qrs Dariey—Lidacy, 5 sacks 12 ors 10 are BANKRUPTS ...
... There perhaps never was a case on which there was a more general unanimity opinion both amongst the press and the people—Lord Cardigan has only one defender, the Post. Strong feelings are expressed favour Captain R. Reynolds, and stronger the injurious effect ...
... ACCIDENTS, OFF. Caution to By tHE Fire.—On Thursday evening last, the servant girl of Mr. Daniel Johns, portrait painter, Stow-hill, Newport, Monmouthshire, met with a serious accident, occasioned by the most reprehensible negligence. It appears that ...
... ydlmsik, thi« county. April 15, at t'hiiiping--Sodbury, Mr. John Vick, cooper. April 11, C'ricVlade, John Stanley Faber, infant sun the Iter. John C. Faber. Bilston, Ktaffonlshirr, aged 49, Mr. John Rolierta. was the inventor of tl»e firr-e-cajie, the miners ...
... Mr. Walrond. Secretary, Litrarian, Mr. Bryant. Mr, T. Shallard, Mr. W. Priday, Mr. 5. Priday, Mr. John Stokes Mr. H. Waus, Mr. T. Cadle. Lonpon :—GRATTAN and GI received by tendency towards coughing; Wickwar, Cromhall, and Tortworth Inclosure. JAMES CROOME ...