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... great coat, the property of Mr. John Lupton, Bramley, was stolen from the George and Drazon Inn, in this town On the night of the same day four hens and a cock were stolen from the hen-roost of Mr. Dawson, at the Cardigan Arms Inn, Burley. On Thursday morning ...
... burg, by Mr. John Bramley, Leeds. Two specimens of Lopidostrobus in Ironstone Shale, from the bed of the Greets, near Ingleton ; Mr. Chas. John Annistead, Leeds. Charge op Forgery. — Last Saturday, two respectable looking young men, named John Holroyd and ...
... Norroy King of Arms, Clarencieux King of Arms, Francis Martin, E>q. Joseph Hawker, Esq. Lord Privy Seal, Lord President of the Council, Earl of Clarendon, G.C.H. Marquis of Lansdowne, K.G. Two Sergeants-at-Arms, Two Sergeants-at-Arms, wearing their Collars ...
... place, gave a dinner to seventy of the laboureleg class in the village, which took place at the house of Mr. Dawsorn, Cardigan Arms. The party enjoyed ithemselves 1st a high degree, and Conducted themselves with great propriety. ?? H~,ldforth, E'q. gave ...
... fact. ja match at the end of one of the trains had eyi. His followers have no authority in Him ignited and gone out. mighty arms the boughs of the trees, and give you | “* [have the honour to be, Sir, your very hum- The ship was then thorou for all their ...
... | unrest, an d is only kept from a popular manifestation and from those lights we could occasional] Y see | by the strong arm of despotic sway. The seeds of them, and they were all four at the window. e waited till about a quarter to two and liberty ...
... matter of course, sureeeded by W. Lev, Eeq hei velure third clerk, and brother to John L;y, the first, or rather the clerk at the table. - A. it is a pat, nt place, John Ley, Esq. has the appointment of the third clerk, the saline of which is and it is ...
... columns iu the London Papers have been occupied, during the past week, with the case of the Earl of Cardigan and Captain Reynolds. The Earl of Cardigan, fiormerly Lord Ifrodenel, WAS, it will be recollected, dismissed front the command of a regimens, fur ...
... again on Monday. Lord John Russell moved subgiitule Thursday for Monday. Lord Howick said that he had voted with Lord Morpeth very reluctantly; hut he would not support Lord John Russell in the course now proposed to take. Lord John then agreed to postpone ...
... under the fearnought, his arm was caught in the strap, and, shocking to say, was instantly torn completely off below the elbow, and the arm shivered to ribbons. He was instantly taken to the Infirmary, where amputation of the arm, close to the shoulder ...
... Anthony Reynolds, haring, at Brighton. on the 2711 i August, 1840, written, and sent a letter to Lieutenant-Cotonel the Earl of Cardigan, of the same regiment, his coin mantling officer, of an improper nature, and being thereupon personally ordered by the said ...