... incident, one that was even name ch for the iron sides of Lord Cardigan’s ‘The privates laughed perfectly out of all order. Two able fellows bent on fun, with ill of most ludicrous gravity, armed each ong lank shin of beef, moved between the Ox the 11th ina ...

... blew, reared two of the horses bearing javelin men on their backs, snap went two stirrup leathers, and down rolled one of the armed ollieials from his lofty seat. Away scampered the sheriff's officers and bailiff's horses, as if the hounds were in full cry ...

... to the gentry. o*' In several towns in Yorkshire, a dramatic titled John Barleycorn, has been represented in aid a jjtf temperance movement. The scene is court of justice, , John is tried and found guilty of many crimes and offence The Great Britain ...

... Wakefield, the county of Flint, the borough Cardigan (two petitions), and the county of Ijouth. Messengers from the Lords brought down bill having for its object tlie indemnification of the Right Hon. John Lumley, Karl Scarborough, from the penalties ...

... the Noble i'i be the first vacant (inner, or, say. Dukedom—Cotincr. .f en} * ''P '‘‘l furnishing the House i . ,e r 'd lof Cardigan arnount- to fi'iii/. l,t / ! K> - t' »«-klv lial.ililie. and , of England from the Bth of De: l,er ' I the March. 1841 ...

... laughed). Mr. Power seconded the amendment. Mr. H. Grattan gave his strongest support to the bill. He was anxious to remedy the grievances of Ireland by legislation ; but he considered the man who armed himself with a pistol, and drew the trigger of it ...

... rich profusion of lowers springing from a elegant cornucopia; these tastefully blending with and wreaths, encircle the Royal Arms Great Britain, surmounting the words ‘* ROWLAND’S ALYDOR,” &c, &e. &e., whilst a plinth at the foot splays the Signature of ...

... Sergeant-at-Arms. The Sword Serjeant-at-Arms. The Lord State The Lord Steward. borne by Chamberlain. The Duke of Wellington. Lord in Waiting The Queen Lord in Waiting 011 H. R. H. and H. R. H. on the Prince Albert. Prince Albebt. Queen. Sergeant -at-Arms. Sc ...

... resent it an appeal to arms; the great Captain of the age had exposed himself to charge of felony by obeying the laws of honour rather than those his country: the highest Court iv the realm had acquitted a duellist—the Earl of Cardigan. Many gentlemen brother ...

... election for the Cardiganshire districts, comprising the towns of Cardigan, Aberyswith, Adpar, and Lampeter terminated. The contest was a very severe one, the candidates being Mr. John Scandret Harford, of Blaize Castle, in the Conservative interest, ...

... 6. pound Dislocations of the Leg, Treatment of simple Fractures, or af Tieden Dislocations of the Thi h or Leg, 30 ¢ — the Arm, at ae all kinds of A, pparatus and Splints. Provided nevertheless that the said last-mentioned pay- ments will be made subject ...

... confederations for the purpose of declaring war against the Sovereign, for seducing or bribing the armed forces of the Sovereign, and for opposing them in arms in case seduction and bribery not succeed. He believed that the general opinion the country was ...