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... descent.—R. GVPSON. Lord Cardigan (ex-Lord Brudeneli) owed his restoration to the arm; after his dismissal on account of the affair of Captain Wathen, correspondent of the Chronicle says, to Queen Adelaide. Countess Howe is Lord Cardigan's sister. A court martial ...
... Palmer C Fyshe Palmerston Viscount Parker John Parnell Sir Pattison J Joseph Pechell Captain Pendarvea E W Philipps Sir R Philips Philips G Phillpotts John F Pigot D R Pinney W Ponsonby C F A Ponsonby Hon John Power James Price Sir R Protheroe E Pryme ...
... truth will be strong enough overcome it, not by the word of the state, but by tlje sword the spirit—not the secular arm, but by the strong arm faith and love. But we cannot allow to he upheld when it ready to totter, and strengthened when it is ready to faint ...
... Weaman Street from Joseph to Joseph Wright Gun Makers' Arms Canal Street from Daniel Duffield to John Aspinall The Cross Snow Hill from W W Williams John Browne The Roebuck Broad Street John Allcock John Butler Furious Driving— The practice ...
... assembled The approver armed when seized the police sworda aud daggers Two of the apprehended Holyberry noticed and a named Booker were fully committed on of high treason to York Castle In London Thursday persons were taken in arms a meeting Chartists held ...
... With respect to the firing, and the loading of the pistols ot Lord CARDIGAN, there could, course, be no doubt The wound of his opponent was sufficient proof. The trial of Lord CARDIGAN can hardly fail to accompanied consequences which few might, on slight ...
... Sir John Colborne now Lord Seaton pension of year three lives Sir Peel seconded the motion Mr said it was not for the general services Sir John Colborne in the first this grant was proposed hut for his services during the five in and yet Sir John Colborne ...
... Sunday last, preached by the Rev. John Palmer, Dudley, the Unitarian church, Newhall Hill, aid the Sunday schools, 17/. 9s. 9d. The court martial Captain R. A. Reynolds, the 11th Hussars, for sending challenge to Lord Cardigan, his colonel, commenced Friday ...
... robbery he saw the prisoner go into the stable and come out with under arm Richard Johns police constable stated that he appre hended the prisoner in Norfolk Street asked him if name John Lyndon The prisoner replied was not He told him he believed it was ...
... of England JOINT SOLICITORS John Rogirson Esq C Boydkll Esq STANDING COUNSEL C W Johnson Esq W Shaw Esq MEDICAL OFFICERS Blackstone J Esq Blanch Gustavos W SECRETARY John Hanson Etq AUDITORS Birnie John Esq Donaldson John ways Esq Jknkinion Wx Esq BANKERS ...
... Having restor'd Cardigan to command after strongly him iu-cliief district in winch Lord inspecting alo been for misconduct to inferior officer In there concord As fellow feeling proverbially makes kind there the General S'eigli Lord Cardigan not fortune to ...