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TAIN TUCKETT

... therefore order the Karl of Cardigan to enter into bis own recognizance ia the sum of .£l,OOO, and Captain Douglas in the sum of £'soo, to insure their re-appeurance before that bench on Monday next (to-morrow). —The Earl of Cardigan and his second entered ...

THE KING OF HOLLAND’S ABDICATION,

... lady, and her union with the Count has left two sons in their minority. Lord John Churchill. —By the overland mail from India intelligence was received of the death of Lord John Churchill, which took place at Macao, of dysentery, on the 2d of June last ...

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT

... F«b. 17.--JOHN HUOII.L Whitbv, Yrrkae jre,spirit.merchsnt Fbb. —JOHN CRANSTON, Rinewooit, Hampshire, upholstm BANKRUPTCY SFf erseoE,). WILLIAM EDWARDS and THOMAS HENRY BLACKBURN Leamington-priors, Warwicksnirc, scr'ivier.era. BANKR’uPiS. JOHN PERRATONand ...

OLLA PODKIPA

... fined £200 for havingin his possession certain artic! John Seagrove, of the Windsor-castic, Harley-strect, Marylebone the bat- vurt-street, were each fine his time ‘Thos. Ambrose, ef the Harcourt Arms, Hare. for @ similar offence. We trust the pewalties ...

THE HIGH STEWARDSHIP OF CAMBRIDGE

... the Prince Borghase in 1835. We have authority to state that there is no trnth the report of the eppreaehing marriage of Lord John Russell to Lady Fenny Elliot. The late Lawrence Reynolds, the father the captaia, had family of twelve children, of whom the ...

Kea's IN LONDON ‘lni', ']. ' n™' ■ Af, °° * ; 1? * 1 ' erwd. MUldl***!. bjr M«

... The order was accordingly read and discharged.—Tua Rkosncy.—Lord John Russell brought np message from the Queen. It was precisely the same as the one communicated to the Lords. Lord John immediately moved an address to her Majesty, with assurance that ...

to correbpohdemts;

... followed a.iolhsr composed by John barnelt.on iru Hiibiect. The principal vocalists will consist Miss Homer, Miss A. Cooocr, s Collett. Me-sis. Frazer, Barker, Money, ana H. PhilhpS; leader and ditcctoi the hand, Mr. John Loder, of Bath i chorus master ...

[TOWN EDITION.:!

... that two of the officers in the regiment hav quarrelled and challenge following, the matter whs reported to the bai l of Cardigan, who placed the offending party in confinement for a short time. The friends of the Earl say that he could not have acted ...

Nr.vv. ri’niiCAitY AND SPO

... back same day.—Mark ! A new coach called the Victoria” 111 commence running on the Ist of March next from the Cross Keys, St John-strcct, every morning at quarter before Eight—call the Peacock, Islington, at Eight o'Ch ck—and will leave the Fleur de lis ...

JANUARY

... 'or horses the property of tradesmen and farmers who hunt with the Gogerddan list. mile*; won by Mr John Davie’s bl h Whalebone 'Re’*' hearing Mr John Ph lippa’ Sir Willooghhy; Mr Poole’s The Cripple (T- , and Mr A P Davie’s hr m Mr Williams).—Tbe second ...