Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... published in justification of Lord Cardigan’s employment of the words Indian officer as a term of reproach. In the remarks witli which you introduce tliis letter, you say, After all that has appeared, Lord Cardigan must satisfy the Indian army and the ...
... place. TUESDAY.—THE EARL OF CARDIGAN AND CAPTAIN TucKETT.--Before the Recorder left the court, the grand jury brought in a number of bills, and amongst others one against the Right Honourable James Thomas Brudencll, Earl of Cardigan, for felony. The indictment ...
... Elms; and Mr. Pratt, of the Welleslez Arms, Chelsea.-To Edward Knight, 361, C. P., one guinea, for apprehending Henry Jenneson, for robbing Mr. Spindler, of the Star, Circus-road, St. John's Wood, of a pewter ?? John Criddle, 153 F, a gratuity of half a ...
... lie a-cuacd party and the public. CAPTAIN JOHN W. REYNOLDS AND THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. Mr. Editor, —The Earl of Cardigan pleaded at the bar of public opinion, a tribanal before which waa sot tutorcotied Captain John Reynold• myaelf. Cf-tm-mariial upon Captain ...
... statement signed John Cunningham,' read by the Judge-Advocate at-the court-martial on Captain R. A. Reynolds, in which he says that a lady said to him, 'What a curious woman Mrs. Cunynghame is! I said, Why? She replied, I heard her ask Lord Cardigan twice why ...
... -Colonel the Earl of Cardigan had, at a large party given by his lordship on the previous day, when asked why I was not present, replied, that as long as he lived I should not enter his house.' Such remark, made by Lord Cardigan at his lordship's own ...
... is another indictment fur fat** against Captain John Douglas, arising out of the samf trB* action. Would it not .therefore be Bdvisable to postpone trial of Captain Douglas until after Earl Cardigan.? • Mr. Bodkin eaid'he appeared for Captain Douglas ...
... conduct or character of Lord Cardigan. I must observe, that, if the press has published any such falsehoods or misrepresentations, surely this is not the place to complain; and it is impossibleto suppose that Lord Cardigan has no means of defending himself ...
... bench. It set forth that James Thomas Earl of Cardigan, and John Douglas and Henry Maxwell Wainwright had been committed within the jurisdiction of the Central Criminal Court, on the oaths of Thomas Hunt Dann, John Busain, and James' Eglinton Anderson ' Kt ...
... October 23 at eleven. John Chamberlain, L lison.Grove, North, glass and lead merchant, October 23 at twelve.. Henry Webster, Belford street, Covent garden, manufacturer of lamps, October 23 at h , lf past twelve .. John Wheeler, Princes street, Hanover ...
... STREET. MUNI. JOHN War mod, October 9 at cue. mud Ncivr•ber is at lletesetrull, Mame. See Wee i sada @Wpm MATHEW, ZOWAIIID, tow. Luabotb. sod ctottot. October I sod Itortstois vs at Yaw. Bey. Yr cadet te in the COUNTRY. NEWBY. 114 ARM SOUK C. merchant ...
... the King. AGAIN, CARDIGAN !--)gr. Henry Harvey (the • guardian of Captain John Reynolds of the 11th Hussars), whose correspondence with Lord Hill and others, we gave a few weeks ago, has written to the Times, calling on Lord Cardigan to clear himself ...