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... Not Guilty. The Serjeant at Arms then said, Yeoman Usher, call in James Thomas, Earl of Cardigan. The noble earl having been placed at the bar, The Lord High Steward, addressing him, said, James Thomas Earl of Cardigan, you have been indicted for a ...
... F. Campbell, Esq. William Sargent, Esq. John Rivett Carnae, E*q. Frederick Silver. Esq. Thomas Harding, Esq. John Stewart. Esq. John Greathed Harris Esq. Geo. James Sulivan, Esq. William Pax ton Jervis, Esq. John Thoyts, Esq. Auditors. â Gideon Colqnhoun ...
... decided that Captain Noel matt apologias to Lord Cardigan for the three enumerated errors. Sir John Macdonold, Ad- jutant-General, desired Captain Noel to attend him, Oud, in the pretence of Lord Cardigan and other authorities, requested the culprit to ...
... made on tbe constables stationed in tbe neighbourhood of Colne in Lancashire, 19 in number, by a large concourse of persons, armed with staves, blud- geon*, and stones, which they showered down upon tbeir opponents from tbe roofs of tbe houses. No great ...
... office of Principal Coast Officer, ice, at Penryn, vacated by the removal of Mr. Snell, appointed con- troller at tbe port of Cardigan. — Tbe last existing of the old post-office packets, the Osborne, was off this port on Friday, from the Cape of Good Hope ...
... aifd on the whole the work waa wall performed — The judges for tbe bollocks were Ur. 8. fTresawna, Probus; Mr. John Thomas, St- Wenn ; and Mr. John Williams, Ruan.. For the sheep — Messrs. J. Hotten and;/. Davis, Cornel ly ; and A Anstey. Mena. billy — For ...
... Counties the following are the names : Devonshire William John Clarke, of Buckland, Esq. t John Crocker Bulteel, of Fleet, Esq. ; and John Were Clark, of Buckhurst Tous Saints. Esq. Dorsetshire John Mansell, of Smedmore, Esq. ; Charles Dale, of Granville ...
... Audubon) is nothing in comparison to this animal in the scale of worth. It sits on its hind legs ; its front legs or arms are short, but armed with sharp claws, and it bounds or jumps with its hind legs. It bas a tail, somewhat like that of a sheep, about ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... steamers rraiiy c_lchL Ac, aad op tl.e look-out for the squadron ; one of tliem fo be off SL Ann. Head, and lead the ?? thmuaii Cardigan Bay to the entrante of tbe Smite. If itsi.onld be oi«m, she U to burn a bine ]■. *it every ten ntinotes. It ii not expected ...