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... under fear of committal. Lieutenant John was then sworn i—he stated that Toons lsdf had told him she had twice asked Lord Cardigan why set Captains Remolds were not there (st his Lordship's house,) and that Lord Cardigan hod said they should never enter ...
... late Due .—The finsi inquiry into the charge made a aioat the Eart of Cardigan, a> principal, in having feloniously ahot Capt. Harvey Tticket!, with intent murder him. and Captain John Douglas and Captain Wainwrigbt, accessories, took place on Monday before ...
... wile of Mr. John boroat, Gloucester-street, «§«» d 43. Saturday last, in Duke.etfeet,Mn.B, Nilee.eged 88. On Monday laa*. the infant son of Gr»oTill« Sh ;r?«. •»q., p-ymnsier Uoymlt. At Mode, Thursday the Ist nisi.. Sussn tbs wif« of Air. John ilockin, Msrchsnt ...
... nt of a rural police force in Shropshire and the adjacent counties, the number of beggars perambulating t he counties of Cardigan and Carmarthen has perceptibly increased. A small fanner by the name of Cripps, residing at Aston, was robbed on Monday last ...
... teret, Miss Wyse, and Lady Georgiana Bathurst; and the Heralds by Francis Martin, Esq., Norroy King of Arms, and Joseph Hawker, Esq., Clarenceux King of Arms. At one o'clock Lady Mary Pelham, Lady Charles So- merset, and Miss Wynyard, took the stations of ...
... an attempt, the object of which was either to or roment, to excite the citizens to arm royal euthority, or to excite civil war by arm’ , oF inciting the citizens to arm one inst the other. Ihe whe of the ev’ heard, Berryer addressed the Court in defence ...
... indignation and surprise that a report was circulated in Brighton that Lord Cardigan, at a private parly at his own house, had said that ' as long as he lived neither I nor Captain John William Reynolds should ever enter his house.' I trust that then felt as ...
... Court Mar- tial has just hero held at Brighton on- Capt. Reynolds, of thellth hussars— not the- gentleman with whom Lord Cardigan lately quarelled on account of his hawig put a black bottle of Moselle on the mess- table, but another of- ficer of the same ...
... Bubb Joho Saleomb.. Hart's horses) 2 12 2 50 Mr. Bubb John Merrett Guilaford - Zoxen! 1 36 35 Mason's Lron | Mr. John Stokes Thos. Wells Warwickshire ules 1 33 318 Mr. J. F. Peacey.--- John Webb + Guildford - 4 130 313 Mr. Bubb Geo. Gardner. ulldford ...
... 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 ...
... THE CARDIGAN COURT-MARTIAL. In bis defence, Cant. Richard Anthony Reynolds laid the main stress the manner in which Lord Cardigan had treated his first letter, and the necessity inquiry into the previous insulting treatment had experienced f'roni his ...
... 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 ...