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... THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING TOST. Sir— There are two observations which I think very ne- cessary to be made, as explanatory of the position of Lord Cardigan, The John Pull newspaper, with its usual ability, candour, I and knowledge ...
... aspersions upon the gallant Rotten and his companions in arms- when their evidence was plainly no part of this matter-of- fact which hedged them rounld so tightly, and which stood my Lord Cardigan in such good stead during the trial. But these bravo min ...
... Hussan—Brighton,Oct. 29.—TheEarl of Cardigan and Capt. Douglas returned from London last Thursday. His Loidship went to town again on Sunday, but returned to Brighton on Tuesday. Saturday next the Earl and Countess Cardigan will leave Brighton for Dean Park ...
... FEIN, NOT, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1840. On foreign intelligence this week is both varied and interesting. The progress of our arms in the East appears to have been rapid and unchecked, the allied forces having made themselves masters of numerous towns on ...
... overheard the follo•ving colloquy : John, why doesn't spake Got nothink to eye (say). Why doesn't tell me eh lovest me I tauld ee that afore. Why doesn't kiss me then I I wull present-ly. I tell ee what, John Brough,:there's no use in our keeping ...
... provincial paper, the Brighton Herald, in which the writer professed to furnish the sub- stance of the memorandum read by Sir John Macdonald. We expressed at the time the strongest doubts of the accuracy of this statement ; and yes- terday, upon what appeared ...
... following gentlemen o'f ordained Jesus Wall, M.A•, Josu e Jobe SSLmo John'snds , : C B o t i e . g , e Clare r n e t h H o a n l y l Charles Augustus Hockin, 8.A., Trinity Colleg e A N John's College. 'Col' Peter's ' PRIESTS —George Thomson, 8.A., St. lobs ...
... and last Saturday our contemporary, remarking upon some statements of another newspaper (o French one, by the by), invites John Bull” to “tremble,” because there are twenty French sail in the Mediterranean. We ware ourselves surprised at the sudden increase ...
... Stattharb. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1840. OUR foreign intelligence this week is both varied and interesting. The progress of our arms in the East appea rs to have been rapid and unchecked, the allied forces having made themselves masters of numerous towns on ...
... senior officer on African Coast. Much distinguished for his perseverance and activity in the suppression of the Slave-trade. John Shepherd (6.) (1828), lately paid off Sparrowhawk, and was complimented on the bighly-efficient state of discipline be had ...
... Melange, totroduclug variety of Songs, Duets, &c. whole to comlu'le with the Ballet of THE MILLER’S DAUGHTER. Ad. mission—Saloou arm Gar lens, 6d.; Reserved Seats, la., including refresh.nrut ticket. The whole under the direction of Mr. T. Jones. Tbe Publication ...
... by no paper more so . than by the Morning, Chronic/e. Lord Cardigan is insolently vituperated, not so much because of his unfortunate collision with Captain Reynolds, but because Lord Cardigan is a Conservative Peer, tice is to be meted out on such a party ...