... us much Tories” as the Earl of Cardigan himself, our readers may imagine how they would have fared at the hands of the Morning Post. ‘There would have been no such admission as that at the end of the above Lord Cardigan, however arbitrary, ill-condi- ...

... Bubb Joho Saleomb.. Hart's horses) 2 12 2 50 Mr. Bubb John Merrett Guilaford - Zoxen! 1 36 35 Mason's Lron | Mr. John Stokes Thos. Wells Warwickshire ules 1 33 318 Mr. J. F. Peacey.--- John Webb + Guildford - 4 130 313 Mr. Bubb Geo. Gardner. ulldford ...

... of Lords, where the Earl of Cardigan would take his He did not think any order of this Court necessary. Mr. Adolphus said there was another case, No. 8 in the list, similar to of the Earl of Cardigan. The indictment was John Douglas, the second of the ...

... The judges awarded the Ist prize of 21. 2d to Mr. Stallard’s To Mr. John Stokes’s ploughman, Joseph Cocks, (4 oxen.) ditto, 3d to Mr. Aston’s Thos. Travel, (3 horses.) ditto, John Sallins, ( The 3d class consisted of wheel ploughs, with a pair of hee ...

... which he has been treated, and their disapprobation of the conduct of Earl Cardigan and his abettors at the Horse Guards. Tue INceNnDIARISM AT SHEERNESS. ~ The court-martial on John Henty, charged with an attempt to set tire to the Camperdown man-of-war ...

... remainder in er, adjoining the Turnpike nd Dursley. The whole of y be obtained in due time at ices, Stroud. oad; of Mr. John Morton, ation to John Bushel at the AUCTION, DAVIS, on Taes- beginning precisely at one OCK, ricks of Corn and Implements, Timber, well-bred ...

... cast away several of the boves into the lagoon. It was not their custom to preserve any part on such occasions, except the arm and leg bones, of which they formed tools and wade fish-hooks. The natives stated, however, that another tribe hud made an incursion ...