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... and consisted of 16 dark hay barouche horses, and carriages, &c. Her late Royal Highness's town carriage, with the Royal arms of England superbly emblazoned, yellow bammercloth. &c. fetched 71 guineas; travelling landau let, guineas; the garden chair ...
... Goulburn, Rt Hon II Law, Rt Hon C E Canterbury Smylhe, G P Bradshaw, J Urd.fi Nicholl, Dr J tardigannhire Powell, Col Cardigan Double Return Carlisle Howard, P H Marshall, W Carmarthenshire Trevor, Hon G R f , Jones, J Carmarthen Morris, D Carnarvonshire ...
... J Murray. CR S Vyvyan, Sir R R Cartwright, W Harcourt, G G Neeld.J Wadriingtoii, II Castlcrcagh, Ld Hardiuge, Sir II Neeld. John Walsh, Sir J B Chapman, A Hardy, J Neville, R Welby. G E Charteris. Hn F Hawkes. T Newry, Lord West, J B Chelsea, Lord Hayes ...
... Wellington, Prince ° ■» Gotha, ie Marquess of Londonderry, Earl of Cardigan, Lord Combermere, &c, attended by s brilliant suite, arrived, and were received by the troops prresenting arms, the bands playing the National Anthem. The line was then minutely ...
... Xi co. MUriec „Lisburne Botfield, IS. Ludlow »,', ' w . Pontefract Bowles. Admiral, Launceston ' s,rW - Southwark Boyd, John Colerain Mo£is„„ ' mairt Bruce, lord E. Marlborough m° X '» 8 -sh. Buckley, E. Newcastle-un-1. « „ '' '' „• yemess G. Middlesex** ...
... selected for the f.-te: tlius, the Duke of Wellington appeared the uniform the Duke of Cumberland of that day; the Ivirl Cardigan in the uniform of the 11th Dragoons the battle of Culloden, and the Marquess of Londonderry in the dress of a cavalry officer ...
... for he embraced tbem in his arms, he laid his hands upon tnem, and blessed them. Doubt ye not therefore, but earnestly believe, that he will likewise favourably receive thu present Mont ; that he will embrace him with the arms of his mercy ; that he will ...
... the Ministers, the Marquis of Lansdownc. Viscount Palmerston, and Sir Georg# Grey, received great applause they entered Lord John Russell was prevented from attending by indisposition. At the fesst, the late Lord Mayor was seated the Lord Mayor’s right; ...
... the table. . a The Earl of SnamsaonT then moved, that James Thomas Earl of Cardigan be admitted ball.—Agreed to. The Earl of Sh APTnanonY then moved that James Thomas Earl Cardigan, called upon produce two sureties of £5.000. and bo bound himself the sum ...
... has been pleased to appoint Right Honourable Alexander Lord Aabburtoo ; the Rieht Honourable John Nicboll, Judge Advocate-General; George Carr Olyn, and John Shaw Lcfevre, Esqrs. to Commissioners to conduct strict investigation, with view to ascertain ...
... Phene wea gilt by John Angnstile Foulder. November f7tb, (i£tet) 17 years. P.B. Wrote this with point of (bis Phene. Onenotber paper is, John Foulder, sen. wrote (bis with tbe pea in November, 1797;” and on (be third piece we eed, John Galliogton, November ...
... and Ibe military lord; and Marquis of Exeter is interposed a stopper Lord Cardigan's claims nud eproaches. So the vacancy is trausfei red to Kutlaud, where inconvenient Lord Cardigan > estates. The Family Sir Walter Scott.— How vain are otlcn our most cherished ...