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... ever, if it be for a century, 1 upon with neglect or indifference.” The Times, in another article, expresses its convic Lord Cardigan will leave the army. The following passages in the memorandum to which we have alluded “ The general commanding in chief ...
... 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 ...
... remainder in er, adjoining the Turnpike nd Dursley. The whole of y be obtained in due time at ices, Stroud. oad; of Mr. John Morton, ation to John Bushel at the AUCTION, DAVIS, on Taes- beginning precisely at one OCK, ricks of Corn and Implements, Timber, well-bred ...
... 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 ...
... conduet as a car- penter of her Majesty’s navy, the court doth adjudge the said John Henty, the prisoner, to be ou severely reprimrnded and admonished. ** And the said John Heuty is hereby severely reprimanded ani monished accordingly.” To LANDED PROPRIETORS ...
... Chelmsford gaol.—Patriot. CAPT. REYNOLDS AND LORD CARDIGAN. —The papers are literally inundated with expressions of sympathy with the Captain, and indignation at the tyranny of the notorious Lord Cardigan, and the disgraceful sanction which that tyranny ...
... Syria have proved very useful in their native haunts, in harrassins and annoying the enemy very considerably. Requisitions for arms pour in from all quarters, and the supply is inadequate to the France.—The southern French provincial journals are filled with ...
... William Bars, chief mate ; Edward Barridge, second mate ; Henry• George, steward; Francis Brown, John Heart, Charles Charles, Hugh Doon, John Lee. John Harrington, seamen. Captain Crowder and his crew embarked yesterday (Thursday morning) on board the ...
... weré Berks, stantinople ear! in November. 8, the ARMING AN N eMY.—It is seid that a well-known hor: is about to ship from Dover 1,200 cavalry horses for th government, at 25/. each! The lady of Mr. John Swainson, of Castle-street, Liver ation married on ...
... sacks tluur, 16 bush wheat, 80 bush barley 110 barley—Gloucester, 230 sacks flour—Haverfordwest, 310 ats oate—Padstew, wheat—Cardigan, 60 qrs oats—Chepstow, 30 sacks flour, 72 qrs 4 bush ley, 6 ors malt. 200 qrs Dariey—Lidacy, 5 sacks 12 ors 10 are BANKRUPTS ...
... ACCIDENTS, OFF. Caution to By tHE Fire.—On Thursday evening last, the servant girl of Mr. Daniel Johns, portrait painter, Stow-hill, Newport, Monmouthshire, met with a serious accident, occasioned by the most reprehensible negligence. It appears that ...
... athurst eldest daughter of the late George Nicholls, Nov, 29, at Boddington Manor House, in this cow Tues- 82, John, eldest son of the late John Blagdon, Esq., of | e Mile Manor House, Devon. Daniel Dee. 3, at 406, High-street, Cheltenham, Mr. Thomas ad ...