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... attempt to destroy or change the form of the government, to excite:the citizens to take up arms against the royal authority, and to excite the citizens to take up arms against each othercrimes provided for by articles 87, 88, 89, and 91, of the Penal Code ...
... Ayres papers to 23d June furnish ~.L._. SECOND EDITION• THE CASE OF LORD CARDIGAN AND CAPT. TUCKETT AT WANDSWORTH THIS of DAY Ilia being the day fi xed for the re-appearance tprd Cardigan and Captain Douglas before the Wandsworth bench of magistrates, the ...
... Lord and Lady. Llount D'Orsay, Lord Allen, Lords Adolphus tgustus Fitzelarence, Lord Templetown, the Cardigan, Lord Gordon, Sir 11. Webb, Sir John r John Rennie, and Sir W. Curtis. lIARKET Timerae.—Last night the tragedy of was produced at this theatre ...
... operation when, by their not having been used, the making of them would be almost forgotten ? The defender of Lord CARDIGAN in the John Bull has placed his lordship in this position—that though qualified to assist in the making of laws, he ought not to ...
... Amos, jun. Evesham. John Garret. Tipton. and Sedgley, Staffordshire, grocer, March ar, April 24. at twelve, at the Swan Hotel, Wolverhampton. So's. Mr. t:haplain, Gray's Inn-square Messrs. Richards and Moueram. Birmingham. John Wo odman. Bristol, hatter ...
... and attempted to stab him in thee breast. Felicien, perceiving the attempt, stretched out his arm to ward off the blow. The dagger passed through his arm a little above the wrist. The wound is very dangerous, several of the sinews having been cut through ...
... Duke of St. Alban's, died 1816 ; and Laura, died 1834. THE LATE LORD JOHN CHURCHILL — By the over-' land mail yesterday from India intelligence was received of the death of Lord John Churchill, which took I place at Macao ' of dysentery, on the 2d of June ...
... journal, assuming to represent any section of public opinion, has a word to say in favour of the Horse Guards, and of Lord CARDIGAN. That journal (the Post), snatching at straws to prop its position, pretends to find in the Globe some countenance to its ...
... Witi Bailey, J. Jun Ellis,John Knatehboll, Sir B Rolleston, L Baillie, Colonel Farnham. B B Knight. H 0 Rose. Sir George Baker, Edward Feilden, W Knightiey,Sir C Round, Charles Baring, Hon F Feilden, John Knox. Hon T Round, John Banteby, J Vector, J M Lascellee ...
... with the Marquis of Normanhy yesterday at the Home Office. Sir William Nicolay and Lord Falkland had interviews with Lord John Russell yesterday at the Colonial Office. The Duke of Leinster's Concert, on Wednesday evening, was one of the most unique ...
... f fect an impossibility in the East. M. DE LABIARTINE puts in the same shape of dramatic sarcasm the real sense of the armed and irritated attitude imposed on his country by its government. It had first been alleged, as the motive for assuming that ...
... Huskisson for Eartham. Rev. Sir G. Burrant for alhamp. ton, Hants, Rev. Mr. and Lady Isabella St. John and family for Clifton, Dowager Lady Middleton for ditto. Sir John and Lady Gurney for Kemptown.Gennal Marshall for ditto. Dean of Chichester foe St. Leonardo ...