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... Lord Wm. Paget, on the subject of the action which has been brought by him against the Earl of Cardigan. The libel was in the following words : — Lords Cardigan and Wm. Paget. — Without any desire to prejudice this case, which Lord Wm. Paget says he intends ...
... d the presence of Lord Cardigan and from that time till close of performance nothing heard but yells execration intermingled cries of “black bottle murder’ &c Her Ladyship seemed to enjoy the uproar once or twice Lord Cardigan looked frum at audience ...
... Appleton joiner St Helen’s Lancashire John Jordan surgeon James Vaughau plumber Hereford Couch Stenlake watch maker Tavistock Job Way licensed victualler Princess-road Uxbridge-road William Crofts coffee house keeper Strand John Roberts woollen manfuacturer Lin ...
... removed erected from authentic time 111 It alcove ou which placed) purple ' Eocland George with tbe arms PrnnFe called ol Gothicx!eigQ furmoUhtetl of Arms of throne’ her Prince awaitwi arrival Court of About half- f)at suite of rooms the of appeared magnificent ...
... Annuities granted Directors Sir Felix Booth Bart lion Sir Edward Esdaile T Williams Helps Esq John Garney Esq Fuller Maitland Esq Peter Martineau Esq Auditors John Leltsom Elliot Esq Colonel Forman Esdaile Bankers Messrs Goslings Sharpe 19 Fleet-street Robert ...
... 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 ...
... Esq John Coope Esq Corion Esq William Davis Esq Emanuel Goodhart Esq Grace Owen Harris Esq ltd Esq Thomas Hodgson Esq James Horne Esq Robert Hugh Esq SirR Harry Inglis Bart MP Rd Lawrence Esq M Dorrien Magens Esq Dorrien Magens Esq John Esq MP John Petty ...
... William Williams from Llanelly the John Hicks ffoin the George Williams from Cardiff 8ailejd Branch Peters the Swan Green Mary Giles the George Canning Vigurs and the Merton Hayes for Swansea the Elcficd Chellvw the John Hickes the Richard Jane Lobb Port ...
... Commerce Tr®‘ mearne the Riviere Read the Eliza Spray the Na tilus Harry John and Eleanor Andrews the Br°' there Jenkyn the Richmond F’ollev the Eliza Griffith® Mary Paynter the John Harvey Edwards lhe Phoenix Thomas the Nancy Andrews the Maria Wall the ...
... Royal entrance, and in less than five minutes the Royal procession entered the bouse ; it was preceded as usual by Kinga-at-Arms, Heralds, and Pursuivant*, while the main body of the Royal attendants consisted of the high of- ficers of state. The Marquis ...
... flour is a total wreck a few miles from of Cardigan river the Pembrokeshire side The general opinion is the crew have all perished The wreckers on coast are making good thing the flour is boat loads The of Cardigan R Jenkins sent body of constables to prevent ...
... hope?’ says the searcher, tutting faction the word.. Hand. off. i’yeplase!’ returns . • i; nje-l keeping the master-at-arms at arm s length yer’betters that darp’t do the likes o’that I It. Hirtte forme —who d’v. think got hold of?’ The .nan of feelio- ...