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... reprimanded by order of Lord Hill, by the Karl of Cardigan, before the other oftii :rs. from an i.r parte statement of the Earl of Cardigan, Cap- tain Reynolds never having even been asked by Lord Hill if Lord Cardigan's statements were correct ; ai:d ! when Captain ...
... d by order of Lord Hill, by the Karl of Cardigan, before, tlie other otiii -rs. from an ?? parte- statement of the Karl of Cardigan, Cap- tain Reynolds never having even been asked by Lord Hill if Lord Cardigan's statements were correct ; and vvhen Captain ...
... note to Lord Cardigan on Friday ; his master and mistress went to Lord Cardigan's box at tho Opera on the Saturday night, and they slept together that night, by his advice to Lord William ; he also took a note from Lady William to Lord Cardigan inviting bim ...
... an honour- able man, that Captain John Reynolds, who had been associated With Captain Anthony Reynolds in the report. had taken HO Step to right himself with the society of Brighton \ Did it not shew that Captain John Reynolds condemned a course which ...
... his promotion to Lieutenancy of the Hon. Corps of gentlemen at Arme, bv Lord Foley ; the Rev. C Lenny. U. D., by the Karl Cardigan ; the Rev. William Jas. Jenkins, by the Karl of Cardigan ; Cant. Hon. Tho*. Best, R. N., Lord Kenyon ; Lieut, non. Jacob ...
... detained the Earl of Cardigan, and his eecou. , Captain Douglas, as well as Captain Wainwright, the second of Captain Tuckett. The parties in custody were conducted before the Magistrates at Wandsworth, when the Earl of Cardigan made use of these words ...
... Lady the Queen and the Earl of Cardigan. And never, surely, in the history of human judicature, was a more solemn mockery enacted before the eyes of an enlightened and justice-loving people. James Thomas Earl of Cardigan, having appealed n-oiii the ordinary ...
... Algernon Fcaebcm, M. A., Trinity coltoge, the East lloroley, Surrey ; Her. John of St. John's, incumbency Hi. John’s fbtonh, near Bri«lgewaler ; the Rev. PaHrioaoa, D. U.,«f Hi. John's, to the perpetual curacy of Boos’, Comberload ; the Rot. WilHam Huiton ...
... ceremony. Thl Trial of Lokd Cardigan. — lt seems probable, that through the industrious activity of the sapient A. 'awlsworih Justices, Lord Cardigan will be tried by his V,,t* for not killing [but for trying to kill, religious John!] Capt. Tuekett in a duel ...
... single offence the calendar l—lhiui* charge for capital MaU. SOUTH WALES Seizure of Arms.— lnformation having been received the Home-office that certain cases of arms were being sent to Wales, directed to suspicious parties, the Mayor of Swansea, Dr. ...
... (Cheers.) Ibe end was at band ; let them get arm* and prepare (Loud applause.) TlM»n,aud sooner, would they free men; and thus only might they hope effect the liberation John Mitchell his country arraying itself in arms and io glory. (Cheers ) , . .. Mr. Richard ...
... of the proceedings of the highest court of criminal judicature iv Lord Cardigan's case, reflects deep disgrace upon the present state of the English law. James Thomas Earl of Cardigan was arraigned before his Peers under the Act 1 Victoria, cap. 85, which ...