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... BRIGHTON. The proceeding* of the court martial on Capt. R. A Reynold* were brought to a conclusion on Monday after the Karl of Cardigan. the prosecutor, had been heard in reply great length. The noble carl, after commenting generally on the nature of the charge ...
... Shuojuli-001-Moolk. nccomp-tnied the united British force from Bombay and Bengal, under Sir John Keane, takes possession his throne at Câandulinr. Destruction fire the John Bull steamer, with the loss of several passengers' lives. Sir Robert Peel having the ...
... should therefore order the Karl of Cardigan to enter into his own recognisance in the sum of 1000/. and Captain Douglas in the sum 51*0/., lo insure their re-appearance before that bench Monday next. The Earl of Cardigan and his second then entered into ...
... to fight against such trivial matters as pecuniary grants to schools and institutions, after we have taken Popery into our arms and cherished and nurtured it now that the bulwarks which kept the sanguinary enemies of the Protestant faith from invading ...
... tyranny so frequently brought against Lord Cardigan. We are induced to give these particulars here, because they have especial reference to Major Jenkins. Through the whole illness of the Major Lord Cardigan exhibited the greatest kindness ; he sat up ...
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... Abbey : her singular monument, represents an infant figure, in a superb , marble cradle; on the back of which beneath the royal arms in a lozenge, fancifully decorated, is inscribed Sophia, Rosula Regia, pra»propero fata decerpta, et Jacobo Magna* Britanni® ...
... when the offictrs h»d retired rest, there was a report that the after-hatches were broken open, and that some of the men had armed, and were stealing the wine in the hold. This was the case, for sooner did the officers appear below, than the recruits flung ...
... Chronicle has found out a new John Thorogood certain Mr. Baines, who declines paying churchrates, and courts the consequences. Our contemporary and Mr. Baines, suspect, miscalculate. It may be that Uno arvlso non deficit alter but John Thorogood wore oat not ...
... gunpowder, and artillerymen, otf in all directions, and at the eleventh hour, too. John Hutchinson, thk Jockft. —ln 1751 the afterwards justly celebrated breeder and trainer, John Hutchinson, of Shij ton and Beniiigbrongli, near Yoik, was a jockey boy in the ...
... tollowed cries of Shame, shame,” from many members both sides cf the house. The hon.and learned member, however, folded his arms, and endeavoured to proceed, but the indignation of the house waS too loudly expressed to permit any of his observations to ...
... first instance in which her Majesty’s life has been endangered by fire-arms in the hands of a boy. When an infant Sidmouth on the 28th October, 18111 (we quote the words of Sir John Conroy, the secretary to his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, in a letter ...