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... or.e half-hour after was told that she had committed adultery with Lord Cardigan ! After that, too, Lori Paget went the Opera, and Lord Cardigan’s box, and there met Lord Cardigan with his usual manner upon the evening of that day. (the .Solicitor General) ...
... of which ward, Captain John Reynolds, was member, the geofence, on revision, was not in accordance with bis Lordship’s wishes. Soon afterwards Captain (then Lieutenant) Reynolds applied for leave of absence, when Lord Cardigan answered. No, Sir, I will ...
... open arms by men who felt strong- predilections for his party for the period, laid the a Ke to the root of the tree of civil discord. It was by means of a policy founded upon,land carried out in ac 'cordance with, the great principle which Lord Sari CENE ...
... Dowager, have been his Grass the Duke of Rutland and Lady Adeliza Manners, the Marquess of Granby, Lord John Manners. Gregory Gregory, Esq., Sir John and Lady Thorold, Colonel and Lady Susan Reeve, and the Rev. Potaiett. Woolwich, Sept. 24.—Royal Artillery ...
... John F. Shaw, 27, Southampton-row, Russell-square. TO THE NERVOUS AND DYSPEPTIC. Just published, price Is., by post Is. 6d., WHAT TO EAT, DRINK, and AVOID. How we should live—what eat—what drink—what shun, To reach in health full three score years and ...
... •nlsorts. ARBROATH. Armed [April front Friendship .Stirling, Newcastle Catharine, Simmers, Industry, Anderson [2] do Express, Caithness, London Sovereign,Ferguson, Newcsatl Lncy, I-awson [3] Sunderland Sailed [April 3] /or Hannah, Guild, Perth Vine, Simpson ...
... Mansion House, in honour of the nuptials of John Hid,•.eng, Esq,; of the Hon. Ea.st India Company's Service, and Ei urea., the gielict of the late John Nichol, Esq. The bride was I , away by the Right Hon. Sir John Pine, Bart., Lord Mayor Of and the marriage ...
... Marchiiuieea—Exeter. Earle—Weetmure* land, Wincholven. Cardigan, Fitzwilliam. Forleacue. ConnteaaeM— Westmoreland, Winchehea, Forteecne. VincountH—Lowtber, Jocelyn. Viscuunte^see—Selina Miliou, Jocelyn. Lords—John Manners, Ladies—M. Cecil, Cust, Pelham Clinton ...
... _kind, armed with powers so large that the Noble Lord thottght that to trust the judges of Westminster Hall With theni Weald shake the foundation of the constitutieri--stipposing he made such a propqsition; it,*Ould, he belikybd, be tile and hi Hardly ...
... LAST NIGHT'S DEBATE. OF COMMONS. New wri's were orded for C-unty Doregal. rice Admire ennolle deceased; fur Cardigan, rice Mr. Pryse Prysel deceased. r ETITIONS. Roman Catholic Clergy, against the endowment of—• 1. Irish Fisheries—for amendment of law ...
... Mold, armed with heavy bludgeons. Everything in excitement. The Liberals have carried the county of Renfrew, which was represented in the last Parliament by Mr. Houston, a Tory. Mr. O'Connell, late Member for Dublin, has been returned with H. Grattan, Esq ...
... Mold, armed with heavy bludgeons. Everything in excitement. The Liberals have carried the county of Renfrew, which was represented in the last Parliament by Mr. Houston, a Torp Mr. O'Connell, late Member fur Dublin, has been returned with H. Grattan, Esq ...