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... with indignation and surprise, that report was circulated Brighton, that l-ord Cardigan, private party at his own house, had said that * long he lived, neither 1 nor Captain John William Reynolds should ever enter his house.’ 1 felt that such report, unc ...
... Captain Reynolds's letter, Lord Cardigan distinctly intimated to that gentleman on parade, and In the presence of the adjutant and a lieutenant of the regiment, that in future, all letters addressed to him, (Lord Cardigan) by Captain Reynolds, must be strictly ...
... him to be rated for the latter place. Retained. Samuel Dix, Old Bath road, objected to by the Whig-Radicals, was retained, John Surman Cox, objected to by the Liberals, was retained for a stable and coach house in the Bath Villa mews, a successive occupation ...
... with a Plan of the Estate, may be had gratis, at the Mansion House, at Southrop; of Messrs. Jones, Trinder, and I Tridway, +1, John Street, Bedford Row, London; and of Mr. Mullings. Solicitor, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, to whom applications to purchase ...
... for trial, charged with stealing a quantity of lead, the property of Mr. John Smallman. Michael Bryan and George charged with stealing two silver watches from the shop of Mr. John Walker. Nnrthgate Street, were also committed. —On Monday, Luke Merchant ...
... been her servant, carrying a cradle home, which hail just been purchased, exclaimed, Ali, John, these are the fruits of marriage! No, ma'am, replied John, this be only the fruit basket! Laconic Request.—A publican, who was ill served by his brewers ...
... Southrop; of Messrs. Jones, Trinder, and ‘The Directors reserve to themselves the right of appropriating the Tridway, No. 1, John Street, Bedford Row, London ; and of Shares in such manner as they may deem most conducive to the Mr. Mullings. Solicitor, ...
... of Lords, where the Earl of Cardigan would take his He did not think any order of this Court necessary. Mr. Adolphus said there was another case, No. 8 in the list, similar to of the Earl of Cardigan. The indictment was John Douglas, the second of the ...
... liable to punishment Mr. John Whitmore, builder, deposed that Mr. Fisher was standing quietly at .he door, when the defendants pushed him violently against it; his arm was caught between the door and the jars : witness caught his arm to prevent his failing ...
... ry Barracks ; and, as soon as Major Rotton and © Forrest and John W. Reynolds had arrived from Chichester. the whole of the Officers uf the regiment were ordered to be assembled ; and Sir John addressed them to the fol be Owit an by requesting the serious ...
... The judges awarded the Ist prize of 21. 2d to Mr. Stallard’s To Mr. John Stokes’s ploughman, Joseph Cocks, (4 oxen.) ditto, 3d to Mr. Aston’s Thos. Travel, (3 horses.) ditto, John Sallins, ( The 3d class consisted of wheel ploughs, with a pair of hee ...
... which he has been treated, and their disapprobation of the conduct of Earl Cardigan and his abettors at the Horse Guards. Tue INceNnDIARISM AT SHEERNESS. ~ The court-martial on John Henty, charged with an attempt to set tire to the Camperdown man-of-war ...