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... es of that slicer would teed to promote their asd hop. pimp's. Sir John told them that it oat per. reedy oarless lor asy of Owes to say further camplaiess eosins. the Serial Cardigan that Lord Hill had determised to lists. to noshing which hed heretofore ...
... apprerrd in The Earl of SHAFTESBURY read a further report from the committee on the trial. stating that Jes Thomas. F.arl of Cardigan. should he sumtnon answer h indietnwnt which had been preferred him, and that the bail noble earl should have of mich summons ...
... in the dress of Sir John tiecity, as corn at the pigs uf Calais, the time of Eduard III.; the Earl of B verhe7 captain of the ye.enati guard in the dress of Percy ; Lord Forester, eptain of the honourable corps of gentlemen at arms, in the drys* of Vie ...
... consisting of the Revs. Martin M•Donnell. John Bleckley, Win. Smyth, John Rankin. John Morel', Matthew M•Auley, Daniel G. Brown. and Robert P. Boland, with Messrs. Patrick Mitchell, James Ross, John Waddell, and John Gutsily, netted on Chas. ...
... where such was ellegeel to have been found. The Bench user. ruled the objection. The following witnesses were then sworn t John Davidson sworn— I am an of f icer of Facies ; 1 am stationed in this town ; I was so on the 7th of January last ; I know the ...
... Itlatibew Morgan, bit arms. es Morgan, hisses. ma Morgan, biases the man who bas been shot. Easter Mogan, the worker. and Margaret Morgan, her daughter At site ticiock a large tweeting of the magistrates was bold at the 'fownsball. Sir John Morris ih the their ...
... ll.•.-End l id' a* lab be diet with his lady wpm. id die pet. Rive their support to the College of Columnar. Those of Cardigan-grim. tea. following pithy :- Sinn* I corprebrd, consistently do so, who are at. TIM 500. Z. MILL to five principles of the ...
... of ' Seotlantl is represented astir eleeedirg early expect.tiou both as respects quantity and quality. The Hun. Humphrey St John Madera, is about toil atli to 1111.1 %%Tow, a gra, ddaughter of theArthbi.hop Yolk Arlfe:.l Mr,. ANECDOTES coNwErrEn WITH THE ...
... result of a deliberate trial at law upon evidence then to be produced 'WI der ermine the guilt or Innocence of the Earl of Cardigan.—l am, air, your very obedient servant. WILLIAM PAGET. 12, Argyll-strcet, Sept. 2. NOW-PA or roe t.- r a.—Doch r Higgins ...
... the strong arm of the hut as landlords now l e t di rec t t o th e trom a t. m il i a d e d r i n ' i ni thrles ; year is 5 per cent too high. and we h av e tha t f ro m the ad. at Burrindoidge. lie was c immitted by Mr. Tuckey, It al, M r John Day's SC ...
... isee ce . o a n ed th e e r p ea .. t i v t r . e f o t t . stzt i v ot ..l . l..uld be the r esult rebellion to curry the arms ten days. As this proclamation ii.e gilitlemen procreated to the necessity ofl to answer this charge on the first day of the ...