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... document was given in our last paper, and its allegations will be foond in the following statement Earl Cardigan, the prosecutor: The Earl of Cardigan was called upon by the Judge- Advocate.— His Lordship, who spoke under strong excitement, and with great ...
... character as an excellent-medium of information to the brethren. LORD CARDIGAN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. SIR,—As at this time every fact illustrative of the characters of Earl Cardigan and Captain R. A. Reynolds is interesting to the public, I take occasion ...
... large profits to the importer. - THE LATE DUEL BETWEEN . THE EARL OF CARDIGAN AND CAPTAIN TUCKETT. (From a Correspondent of the Morning Chronicle.) The commitment of the Earl of Cardigan and Captains Douglas and Wainwright was the result of the unanimous ...
... violently in the left arm with a knife, which caused a rent in his shirt, and, in preventing her from repeating the blow, she inflicted several wounds in his hand, causinfr the blood to flow profusely. He immediately went to a surgeon, who .arm his r and hand ...
... MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. The German Powers are length arming; reserve in the Rhenish provinces is ordered remain under arms ; and the Austrian GovernoKiit iecls under the necessity of imitating the armsmeios Franc*.—AU the returns irum the ...
... thus Earl of Cacrd gttm Captain Dottglas, und Citptain Warniuigton, to take their trial, bitt rotuseoted to titks bail, Lord Cardigan in £2,000., ;rith two EurctieS in £:1,000. earls, and thus otiter gentleamen in £500., etd two stureties in £250. each. Nxse'eaI' ...
... s' r- ,S, ri-TV mnnd Mnr.i.v, o' K illi-lr ; Mr. Davis. (ttle'- ginve DOM OAI, I ARMING . ot I.M. . x.,,.,.,, Hilishorondr; Mr. M. ißaiiv, i I'rom the .im-a I ; Mr. John Ogilvie, Mr. I>. l.iMoe-Hme.und The Dorn ;al N liel.l tlieil ~ swe have aim d, alter ...
... - Sir Francis ommaiiiiey. , Alexander Stewart, F,:q. t-N ill , ain v, hitinore, Esq. • l• q- John Wilson, Esq. Widiam Wilson, Esq. ' 14n4 . n . Esq.. John Nelson, Esq., Henry ,Wrirre, nob P . 8 Suffolk-place, Pall Nall laitc 1-'.L.S P . 23, Argyll-street ...
... now embroiled with ~Lord Cardigan were both concerned in the affair with Mr. Brent at Canterbury, and were then, as our readers remember, protected by Lord Cardigan, who volunteered to fight for them. On that occasion Lord Cardigan thus vouched for these ...
... Duel.— -The final inquiry into the charge made against the Earl of Cardigan, as principal, in having feloniously shot at Captain Harvey Tuekett, v ith intent to murder him, and Captain John Douglas and Captain Wainwright, accessories, took place 0 Monday ...
... the Duke of Sussex.” —‘The Ci John Uni the Mayor of Chester,” * The Town Council of Presid lent, Sir Wm. Lloyd, Knt.,” (honours.)—* Mr. Sheriff Griffith, and may we always have so good and useful a Sheriff,” (honours.)—* John Finchett- Maddock, Esq.” (honours) ...
... ESTATE, at Cooper’s Green. TO BE SOD BY AUCTION, BY MR. G. CLARKE, at the jing-heuse of Mr. John Har- ding, the Bouz of Stafford, on Thursday the day of October, Arms Inn, in Audlem, in the county 1840. between the hours of four and six o’clock in the evening ...