... Earl of Cardigan, to which, as usual, several °dicers of the regiment were invited. In the course of the evening, a young lady observed casually aloud, that she did not see Captain Reynolds there, or words to that Ofeet. The Earl of Cardigan, who happened ...

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... Earl of Cardigan and Captain Douglas also. Captain Douglas acted as second to the Earl of Cardigan.” The magistrates here examined the pistols, aud Capt. Page put his finger into the muzzles, which being observed by his lordship, Earl Cardigan said—You ...