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... Guards are forced upon us, and one of these is afforded by the recent doings of the Earl of CARDIGAN, Lieut.-Colonel of the 11th Hussars. The Earl of CARDIGAN is a zealous Tory partisan. As Lord: BAUDER ELL he fought many contested elections, and sat ...
... d should therefore order the r, _ of Cardigan to enter his own recognisance in the sum of and Captain Douglas in the sum of ,E5OO, to ensure their reappearance before that bench on Monday next. The Earl of Cardigan an d hi s secon then entered into a l ...
... has, in fact, been little affected by the difference between peace or war. When wanted, it must and will be had : a world in arms cannot keep it out. X. jj. Mr. Fox was prime minister, when filled the office of Foreign Secretary, in the Rockingham admi ...
... imported com has, tnfact, been I,We affected the difference between peace or war. When wanted, it must and trill be had a world arms cannot keep it out. . T. H.—A/r. Fi>x was virtually prime minister, when hejiuea the office of Foreign Secretary, in the ...
... therefore order the Karl of Cardigan to enter into bis own recognizance ia the sum of .£l,OOO, and Captain Douglas in the sum of £'soo, to insure their re-appeurance before that bench on Monday next (to-morrow). —The Earl of Cardigan and his second entered ...
... credibly reported at the Castle, that on the morning Lord John Russell accompanied Prince Albert on his shooting expedition. his lordship narrowly escaped being popped at by the Prince; for Lord John incautiously retired behind a bush, and a very small part ...
... specimens. The Liverpool steam-ship has, we understand, been engaged by Government, and will proceed in a few days with troops, arms, and ammunition, for the lonian Islands. The Liverpool is to remain upon the Mediterranean station, for the purpose of keeping ...
... president of St. John's College, Oxford, will be nominated to succeed Dr. Gilbert in the office of vicechancellor of the university, at the commencement of the ensu ing month. Several gentlemen, whose turns preceded that of the president of St. John's, have declined ...
... DUEL. CHARGE OF WOUNDING, WITH INTENT TO MUEDF AGAINST LORD CARDIGAN AND OTHERS. e colonel lient T s ; and t l e o rd f a th y e , IJjathmehsosTsahrosm, Prince asEarl Albert'sefarodwnigir John Douglas, of the same regiment, appeared before the arates, ...
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... from Lisbon, that ship’s crew will shift over to her, and be completed to 820 men. She is to bear the flag of Rear-Admiral Sir John Ommanney, K.C.8., as second in command in the Mediterranean. The Rodney, 92, Captain Maonsell, was leave Plymouth Sound on ...
... to Lord CARDIGAN, containing these words:— I beg to express my sense of the insubordination of my conduct, in having threatened my superior office:, and my regret to Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of CARDIGAN for having done so. Lord CARDIGAN then sent ...