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... accommodativn of the Drains may be seen at the Gogerddan Arms, should be required | Abervstwith; Black Lion, Cardigan, Wynnstay Arms, Me. Samue! Hiles, of Pulley, « appoint a person Machynlleth; Osford Arms, Kington, Bear Ino, to shew the ground, nd tor particulars ...
... ' ground rents. DWELLING HOUSES. AND BUILDING LAND PROSPECT-ROfV, y OIVE-STREET, ASD CARDIGAN STREET, NEAR RAILWAY STATIONS, ! BIRMINGHAM. TO SOLD AUCTION, by E. and C. ROBINS and Co. on Wednesday the of November inst. four o'clock in the afternoon, Vauxhall ...
... the Karl of Cardigan. PKIXCK Aliikrt'S HI'SSaRS AD.MONISHI!>—TIIE Earl Cardigan Reproved.—Yesterday, about twelve o'clo.k, the Adjutant-General, Sir John arrived at our Cavalry Barracks; and, soon as Major Rotton and Captains Forrest and John W. Reynolds ...
... his situativn, aad in to answer the ebarge brought against him by the Earl of Cardigan, and be would contend that be bad as mach to com- of the conduct of the Earl of Cardigan as the Ewi had ef bm, The letter ocersioned the present Court Martial was written ...
... Reynolds, with whom Lord Cardigan is also in One da hot water from the following cause. at mess Captain J. W. Reynolds called for a bottle of Moselle, which is usually seryed in a black bottle, and was so served to him, when Lord Cardigan sent down a message ...
... against him by the Earl of Cardigan. He com- menced his address by expressing the embarrassment he felt at being placed in his present situation, and in having to meet the charge brought against him by the Earl of Cardigan; he contended that he had as ...
... should shake hands with you, or the contrary.' I ...
... Bail] to the amount of 3000/. was required of Lord Cardigan, and te of Capt. Douglas. Captain Wainwright (Mr. Tackett’s second) was also held to bail in the same amounts as Captain Douglas. Lord Cardigan has quarrelled with another officer of his Regiment ...
... given notice. A ship from China, which left Tonkoo Bay on the 9th December, is reported to off Liverpool; her name is the John of Gaunt, supposed have a quantity of tea on board. Our arrivals from the West Indies bring the Jamaica mail, which we have ...
... Crifchlow Manchester Mr John Digbeth naval captain Mr Charles Robin Grove Hill Cheshire Albanian chief John Webb Mr W D Wheeler Mrs W D Wheeler Munich national dress Mr Gilbert Hamilton Turk Mr Cross Herald King Arms Mr W Hunt Robin Hood John Durabell Esq Liverpool ...
... and vindicated. A little ** ungentle- manly” prison discipline would be the best thing in the world for gentlemen of the Cardigan school: the terror of cropped heads, oatmeal diet, and the treadmill, would be more effectual | Our readers will. in ari ...
... 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 ...