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... signally violated in every one step taken by the Hotse Guards on the CARDIGAN affairs. The dispute with the first Captain REYNOLDS, about the black bottle, was a private affair. Lord CARDIGAN had no right to interfere, he was the aggressor ; yet his conduct ...
... King's Arms-stairs, Lambeth, and went down near the bridge, and all the coals were turned out of her. A few minutes afterwards a light barge, the property of Mr. Mallett, sank on the top of the other barge. Both were towed into the King's Arms'.stairs ...
... dragoons to hussars upon Lord Cardigan's wish. A small expense was incurred by the new dresses beyond the general allowance, but only of a few hundred pounds, which was equally divided between the Print°, as Colonel, and Lord Cardigan. —Clifonicle. It is Lady ...
... Armficld (T), 150. West \Yard—Turner (R), 188; Shoosmith (R), 186 ; Campion (T), 107. BRIGHTON, Nov. 2.—Tim 11Th HUSgARS. —Lord Cardigan has, no doubt with a view to making the most of Lord Hill's amnesty, invited all the officers here to Deenc- park, to give ...
... Great Britain, he could not stop the ingress of foreign corn. The alarmists were ready only to see the ocean covered with armed French steamers, and famine (famine to be averted by a bread tax !) reducing our multitudes to absolute starvation. A minute ...
... silver, and a 5/. Bank of England note, the property of John Garrett. Mr. PAYNE defended the prisoner. It appeared from the evidence that the prosecutor, Mr. Garrett, is the proprietor of the Lewes Arms Inn, Dover Reach, and resides at Uckfield, in Sussex ...
... and Last Series of CHILDREN of the NOBILITY. F r om Drawings by Chalon and other eminent Artists ; viz.— Son of Lieut.-Col. John Sidney and the Lady Susan North; Children of Earls of Lichfield, Howe, Charleville, Chesterfield ; Daughters of the Earl of ...
... whether it be in the funds or in wheat, should, like every other dealing with false measures, be put an end to by the strong arm of the law. Take from the Bank the exclusive privilege of issuing promises to pay on demand, and it may job like any other banker ...