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... messes and direct that means may be taken to prevent this occurrence happening for the future. The Earl Cardigan.—ln consequence of the Earl of Cardigan having ascertained that certain letters published recently in the Morning hronicle, reflecting, as his ...
... DUEL BETWEEN LIEUT.-COL. the EARL of CARDIGAN (11th DRAGOONS) and CAPT. TUCKETT. (late of the same corps). In consequence of the Earl of Cardigan having ascertained that certain letters published recently in the Morning Chronicle, reflecting, as his lordship ...
... OUITUART. Beccles, aged 53, the Rev. John Waldron Crabbe. Rector of Great ond Little Glcmham, Suffolk. Aged 72, Her, Jonathan Carver, of Necton, Norfolk. At Polatead, Essex, the Rev. John Whitmore, aged years, Rector of that parish years. Aged 60, the ...
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... arrangement, an order was made accordingly. WANDSWORTH PETTY SESSIONS. DUEL BETWEEN THE EARL OF CARDIGAN AND LIEUT. , TUCKETT.—On Monday the Earl of Cardigan and his see e l. 4 . Captain Douglas, appeared before the magistrates, Ale s A 5, Nottidge and ...
... 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 ...
... belonging Lord Holland, in Aropthill Park. which she pleaded guilty. Committed to the New House Correction for 14 days. John Monty and John (inimmelt. both Anipthill, were charged with stealing walnuts, out ol the pleasure grounds belonging to Lord Holland ...
... i,.• Gt.: • •. • ; ise.!..r 4M. beria.44 the 11,,,,,j,, -2, „ „ t; 3 ,7 es 3. ••,. A, , consequence of the Earl of Cardigan haying oco. I camA I ..1 Al, WAI 1.,.ir .4Le Om .0.. . 1. ••••• ..1 5trew. .. I 7. _ .•..; os. s•. . aril tit it ...
... month, was P e a s r petrated in Cheshire, the victim in this instance being, Ilenshall, a keeper in the joint employ of Mr. John Tollem ac t he the High Sheri/I - of the county ; Mr. Randle brother of the member ; and Mr. J. H. Garton, a gentletrar: residing ...
... The Earl of Cardigan and his second then enteted into the re. town. quired recognizances, after which they immediately drove off to Lorp CarmGan AND THe ELEVENTH Hussars.—A short time back an evening party was given by the Earl of Cardigan, to which, as ...
... by , the Karl Cardigan, to which several officer* the 11th Hu>«ars were invited. In the course the evening a young lad> observed casually, aloud, that she “did not see Captain Re) iolds there,” or words to that effect. Ihe Karl of Cardigan, who happened ...