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... given on Friday to the victory the able, learned and irreproachable Bishop of Lincoln, who walked into the Senate-house arm-in-arm with Lord Lyndhurst, and, amidst the most enthusiastic cheering, gave his vote tor his noble friend. The majority was exactly ...
... the next moment John was in his raoiher’s arms! Early next morning, while the ex-mayor was engaged in his counting-house, calculating with his nephews the exact amount which he had lost by his runaway clerk, the old goldfinder with John entered. Were the ...
... one Jane Davies, the daughter of Mr. John Davies, Felinban, near Cardigan, left her home under the following distressing circumstances:—She accompanied her sister to the very door of the Baptist chapel, in Cardigan, and somehow other, lurked behind, while ...
... (Lord Cardigan) f has co ntrived to place himself in collision. This officer is 9 also Captain Reynolds, of the I11th Hrisssrs. I-Iis name is Richard Anthony Reynolds: he it is of whom it is under-I stood, amongst other things, that Lord Cardigan said ...
... Jane, wife of Mr. John French, late relieving offcer of Trowbeidge- Axed 75, Mrs. R. Webb, of Atwortb, motherof Dr. ebb, ?? 'At Pencarreg, Cardigan, aged SB, Jeminsa, relict of Mr. T. Davies, hop-merchant, near LampeterAt Cardigan, the Rev. J. Bllackwell ...
... Desonrhiomas Wrey Harding ot Upcott, Esq. Win. John Clarke, . ot Buckland. Esq.; Joltn C. Yiulteel, of Fleet, E.sq. Dorset, John Hassey. of Marnhull Esq * Sir Richard Plumptre Glyn, of Gaunt's house, Hart.; John kansel, of Smetalmre, Esq. Gto'siershfre, Jas ...
... officer would tend to promote their welfare and happincss. Sir John then told them that it was perfectly useless for any of them to make any further complaints against the Earl of Cardigan ; for that Lord Hill had determined to listen to nothing which ...
... than usual. All speculations on the subject are unfpunded, and necessarily premature.- Globe. A MINISTER s LmISuiE.-Lord John Russell has been reposing, after the fatigues of the session, at Naworth Castle, in Cumberland. Last Saturday evening week ...
... with their duty. Lord John moved that they committed to the custody the Serjeant-at-Arms, a motion which after some furtner discussion, was ordered stand over until Tuesday, the Sheriffs having been ordered be in attend- Cord John stated, in answer to ...
... ALBERT’S HUSSARS ADMONISHEDTHE EARL CARDIGAN REPROVED. On Friday, about twelve o’clock, the Adjutant-General, Sir John Macdonald, arrived at our cavalry banacks ; and, soon as Major Rotton, and Captains Forest and John W. Reynolds had arrived from Chichester ...
... the Pelham Arms Inn, the only house open at that early hour, and a keeper promptly thrust it against the nostril of the panther, which then, and not till then, let go his hold. The man is doing well. The Queen has been pleased to appoint John Hobson, Esq ...
... d other; Wm,. .9or4iimori forstealingt the property of -J. Eltol. be Jt sr't5OtONEpiT, WITH HAit ,AuOUR.-Eiglst Mlnths: .. John Quion; for steialing a firrse, d'ontaining 4 sovereigns bu Anda halfand s6m'e sgi'ver,fr6m SaYah Howell. LSixMonths: r.Mary ...