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... accordance with the junta of Madrid in restoring the liberty of the people, as proclaimed by tLe charter of 1837. At Home, Lord Cardigan, Lieutenant-Commandant of the 11th Hussars, the attention of the pub- lic, whose feeling is generally expressec against the ...
... killed the Commanier, w d ied game; with two marines’ bw te at bis breadi 3 refused quarter and resisted, i hrew down their arms tothe so they fred, and be, of course, died, when his amount of five hundred ; 1.600 were afterwards nnd the whole 2,000 have ...
... 11th article it was lead jed that even according to the doctrines of the sect, as f a teachers were not authorise id down hy John Wesley, their founder, preachers or ments. to administer the holy sacra- Her Majesty's Advocate, Dr. aud Dr. th e posed, and ...
... of the same place. Rowlan, of Heath, Beds., to Mrs. Stevens, widow, At 5t. Martin Vintry’s, College-hili, Eleanor, daughter John Smith, Esq., of Watford, Herts. of the late Captain M. Clark, of Parton, Cumberland, to DIED. On the 30th uit. of Captain C ...
... Tae or Lorn Canpican.—It seems, probable, of the sapient Wacd. that through the industrious activit sworth Justices, Lord Cardigan wil i he tried by bis Peers for not killing Capt. Tackett ina dacl. If this result should be attained, the fitting op of ...
... before me, eald “ Ree lordeBip, guilty” The Earl of Cardigan then bowed and proclamation dissolving the commission was then hie Grace the Lord igh Steward, stand! of the throne, see Bored ing at Arms, and the Rod jointy held it in diseolved at half-past ...
... fogging affair has *United Service Cazetle. proved the last drop to the full cap of official endurance. We bear thatthe Earl of Cardigan is up to be balloted for at the Senior United Service Clubon next, We are well informed as to the influences set in wotion ...
... barrister-at-lew, 10 his cwn el Younger oon of the emineat patriot Hea Grattan, who, lange “sat by the cradle of the conatitation of a od fell lowed its hearse.” Mr Henry Grattan was elected in 1826, for the City of Dublin, but was ousted in 1830 by Mr ...
... THE N PARLIAMENT. from our last Pechell. George Richard, Esq. (Brightoo,) Captain (W) brother of Sir Samuel John Brooke Pechell, in the navy, Bart.,of Pagglesham, formerly member for Windsor, aod suo of the late Major General Sir Thomas Pecbell, first ...
... James, the present avd sixth Karl fi of Egmont, was bora in 1794, aod married io 1818 to Jane, eldest daughter of the late John Hornsby, Esq. of Hook, near vow Countess of Egmont. His sarviving brothers are the Hon. aod Rev. Charles George Perceval, Rector ...
... really necessary atali, they would dw abominably ‘and take e of the offices fe for £1,100, which may account _—The Earl of Cardigan, . of Wobu rm und its vicinity as a that it show ld be B | be much better to am Q) one of t nf the 2, but the other | reat ...
... amcodment, out alms be wi suck aw cveat te it (othe Chwese bet owing bo «a selotle C wot the Commons beeses, ebich was carried arm. com. ; end by which we | as a Christine couatry also 1 The address was then ogreed to. and theirlerdships ad- Tire bill was ...