... should therefore order the Karl of Cardigan to enter into his own recognisance in the sum of 1000/. and Captain Douglas in the sum 51*0/., lo insure their re-appearance before that bench Monday next. The Earl of Cardigan and his second then entered into ...

... Ditto Best pot of honey John Good ban Ratling Second ditto James Appleton Ditto Best cake oi wax John Goodban Ditto EXTRA PRIZES. Onions James Stounnoiith Potatoes Tims Fealherston® Eythorne Ditto Win. Ham brook Wingham Apples John Davis Ditto Di.lo Henry ...

... Monday. Owing to the heavy swell, the steamer was obliged to land her passengers, (upwards of fifty) at Shore ham. The Earl of Cardigan and Captain Douglas, after attending the examination before the Wandsworth Magistrates on Saturday, returned the same evening ...

... proceed with a strong force to raze Cunton to the ground.’ ” LORD CARDIGAN AND THE ELEVENTH HUSSARS. There has been @ confusion of names in regard to the quarrel between the Earl of Cardigan, lieutenant-colonel of the 11th Hussars, and Captain Reynolds, ...

... Gazette. John I’ritcliurd,Witney.Oxun. inHifuuiMlcr and brL'Lmaker. James Wilium Sumner. Be Imilder. David Woodfiill, Studley, Warwickshire, timln'r merchant. Henry March. metal dealer. John (’ojran Francis Castle-Cary, Somerset, curn factor. John Budd, ...

... firing. The Earl Cardigan & Capt. Reynolds.— The General Court Martial which is being held at Brighton, relates to the conduct Captain Richard Anthony Reynolds, arising out a letter he addressed to hie commanding'officer, the Earl of Cardigan, demanding an ...

... potatoes, Mr. East, P. isboroug h ; cuttagei s' bee., Mr. W. Cuuchman ; apple, Joon Fryer; potatoes, 10.1 homes Proctor; 2nol. John Gibbons; cabbage, Ist. Nottingham; 2nd. James Wester ; onions, Richard Essex and Stephen WE lie r. NATtlist. tot I.tfilla INTEntsT ...

... 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 ...

... is of whom it is understood, amongst other things, Lord Cardigan said that he was not one of his lordship's guests The other, whose case has been published, and is so much better known, is John Williams Reynolds; and, as if the confusion of names were ...

... siace been wisely in the back) waidersited in a chest and overlooked by the thieies.—On Friday aftern ~,,, i the house til John Jacobs. of Tong:. near t , ittint..bnewne, II a% /Woken aluull the inhabitants absent. and the article% i—a silver witch (maker's ...

... tbe scrgesot-majort. lbe llth Huttart (Lord Cardigan's are to be reviewed in London early In October, by their Colonel, Prioce Albert. Lieut.-C olooel Wca. Pertae, of the ItSib Light Dragoont, fractured hit arm In two placet while mounting hit pony, at ...

... handsome fortune. appointment of Earl Cardigan to the llth Hussars is d.wa i«h March, IH.li; Soon after hi, arrival in India he arranged »,th Lieut.-Colenel Briton, the aenior command, -ho. in wwi out, and Cardigan came home, and ha. continued the sole ...