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... of such centualities' what could h ave b ee n done, but arm —arm, with indefatigable activity ? Can the Government be censured for any remisnet.s in this respect ? Has it lost time ? It armed, and its duty was to do no more. Here are two war factions ...
... advocate in the Island of R e WAR-OFFICE, Oct. 20. EriMent of Horse-guards—Cornet John Wm. Hamilton , hotea obe lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lord Alfred Paget, p!o- Anson: Geo. John Manners to be cornet, by purchase, vice R cornet of Light Dragoons—Chas. Morant ...
... and Lady John Scott, Earl and Countess of and Lady Alicia Erskine, Hon. Lady Scott, d_ l Hon. Sir Anthony Maitland, Earl of H A a Viscount Emlyn, Lord Frederick and Lady u . Pitzclarence, Sir George Warrender, Bart., Sir lle balbiae, Hon. John and Mrs ...
... upon the list of parties for trial. I perceive among them the name of James Thomas Brudenell, Earl of Cardigan. Your lordships are aware that Lord Cardigan, being a peer of the realm, cannot be tried in this court, and I have, therefore, in the first place ...
... Cornwall and Devon 79 chapels and 46 other places of worship, with about 4,000 members. THE REV. JOHN BURNET IN MANCIIESTER.—OR i Thur s day evening the Rev. John Burnet, of Camberwell, who had been -invited by the Manchester Voluntary Church Association to ...
... Tuckett idois, what he kaew of Lord Cardigan, be readily b had not, the most, distant idea that he Was t fai - vantage. The magistrates requi nired mersley's, hen for the find .L.1000, and two ies what he koew of Lord Cardigan, be readily believed he is, a ...
... whence the two adventurous youths set out for Hull. and. to the inexpressible joy their distressed and agoni.sed parents, they armed in Scarborough on W evening last.”— Hattfa.r (Guardian. Mr. Joseph Carroll. late accountant of the National B-inL Ireland. ...
... and disable him, and to do hi m some gr i evous b o dil y h arm . Th e gran d j ury also stated that they had found a true bill against Captain John Douglas (the second of the Earl of Cardigan), and no true bill against Captain Harvey Garnett Phipps Tuckett ...
... Lansdowne, Earl of Clarendon, Marquis of Normanby, Viscount Palmerston, Lord John Russell, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Earl of Minto, Lord Holland, and Mr. Macaulay. Lord John Russell came to town to attend the Council from Windsor Castle. Viscount ...
... Hoiborn hill, 9, Agar street. Strand, Loudon. Sold wholesale and retail, by Mr. Robert N. Giblon, Dublin . Dargaville, Cork; Grattan and Co. Belfast; Haimesand Co. and Scott and Orr, Edinburgh; Urquhart, Aberdeen; Dr. Nelson. Glasgow; Russ Aightingate, Liverpool; ...
... Lady Napier and lion. Misses Napier, lon. Capt. Grey, Sir W. and Lady Scott, Sir John and Lady Pringle and Misses Pringle,Sir David and Lady Milne, &c. Mr. Macaulay and Sir John Campbell are expected in Edinburgh in the course of November or December. His ...
... all those merite, I what man hes ever dk cellent for the accomplishment of Irioh rights (loud cheers) ? the firet in arms, because his arme were not provin- he | of the human blood ; he waa the first io patriotiom, ing or dim «Cul the independence of bie ...