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... steamers, pro- reviment. ceeded on their route to Athlone, which isto be the head-quarters of the Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Cardigan will exchange from the I! th Hussars with Colonel the Hon. H. F. Cavendish, Ist Lite Guards. The latter will be included ...
... statement, signed 44 John Conyngham, read by the Judge Advocate at the court martial on Captain K. Reynolds, which saya that a lady said to him, 44 What a curious woman Mrs. Conyngham is! 1 said why ? She replied, I heard her ask Lord Cardigan twice why the ...
... Justice Tindal and Special Juries.) LORD WM. P. Tr. THE EARL OF CARDIGAN This being the day specially appointed for the trial of the action brought by Lord Paget v. the Earl of Cardigan, to re- cover compensation in damages for alleged criminal conversation ...
... Mr. Frederick Calvert, Mr. Henry Patten, Mr. JohnDavics, Mr. John Norris, Mr. Pilcher, Mr. William Greene, Sir Harry Vcrney, the Hon. Dudley Fortescuc, and Captain Komilly; the Hon. John Fortescue and Captain Dunne, A.D.C.'s Waiting. The following personages ...
... Dacbeaa of Sutherland, Marquis and Marchioness of Westminster, Marquis Anglesey, Earl of Brownlow, Earl of Coventry, Earl of Cardigan, Earl Wilton, Viscount Alford, were particularly conspicuous. The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort's state chariot was altogether ...
... George Grehan, Van Homri h. Joeeph Deane, G~rg«, BuMher V.ymour Carter, tlueen'a Baye; â-enry Cloae. John Connell DL ⢠Ryan. John B Garden, John £ibeon, Bo>d, DL. Weatmealh; illi.m Duckett. Arthur Gray.. Denny, Dragoon.; GralUn Curran. William P.ljgerald ...
... Noel's Juniper, Captain Creagh’s Duvernay. Captain Bell's Quicksilver. Mr. Wegnelin’s The Agent. SECOND BACE. The Cardigan Stakes. Lord Cardigan’s Matador. Captain Bell’ 's Fairy Queen. According to the terms of the article there should be a third horse entered ...
... ial that occasion had passed upon Lord Cardigan, because was not accused before them, and had Lad no opportunity of making his defence. But, had he thought the conduct of that courtmartial regarded Lord Cardigan, the conduct of the court that tried Captain ...
... wife of Louis XIII., Lady John Beresford— Louis XIII., Mr. Leslie. Marie wife of Louis XIV., Lady Henley—Louis XIV., Hon. Tho*. C’holmondeley. Maria Leczinscki, wife of Louis XV., Mrs. Standish—Louis XV., Earl of Cardigan. Marie of Antoinette, wife of ...
... French, Compton Domville. Bart John V. Vernon, Roger Palmer, Bart. Joseph Lcntalgne, Robert Shaw, Bart. Henry P. Cruise, John Kennedy. Bart. Henry Philips, Riebeck. D.L. Henry Grattan. M P. Charles Cobbe, sen., D.L. John L. Arabin. J.P. George Woods, J ...
... hoods.—1 remain, Sir, your obedient servant, “ Henry GRATTAN.” It requires no ghost to announce the issue of thie affair. After the foregoing was in type, we have been informed that Mr. H. GratTan has direeted his solicitor to apply for a cri minal Mr ...
... at the Viceregal Lodge, Phenis Park :—Miss A’Court, Mrs. Pennant, ir Edward Blakeney, Lord Cosmo Russell, A.D.C. ; Lord Cardigan, Sir George Berkeley, Colone, Marten, Colonel Colonel Munro, Colonel Bunbury, Colone} Senior, Colonel Mitchell, Colonel Napier ...