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... viz., that if be (Capt J—) brought any impertinent message from Lord Cardigan, he (Capt. J—) would be held personally responsible. T/icansicer was communicated to L'irti Cardigan, and the officer placed in arrest. On the affair coming the knowledge ...
... in the prisoner's pockets. From the statement of several witnesses of the occurrence, Oxford was observed standing with his arms folded against the iron-railings of the Green Park prior to the approach of the royal cortege, but the phaeton neared the place ...
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