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... improper nor unusual to puce Lord Cardigan upon ban- *&r. Waumjetow pressed for further inquiry into the circumstances of Lord Cardigan’s regiment. It was admitted, on tbe one bend, that there were faults in Lord Cardigan manner, and alleged, on the other ...
... | wright, the second of Captain Harvey 1 Cardigan bad still a pistol in his hand + ymation, and the lord | hended him. There were two cases of pist esty’s commission was | With the crest of the Earl of Cardigan upo ons should rise and be ae being his property ...
... but | and strongly condemned the conduct of Loi dered as a declaration | his shield over the Earlof Cardigan. Nom ch averse to war asany | Cardigan’s regiment without writing “ slave sthe greatestcalamity | Mr. Macauay observed that Lord Cardi ly to ...
... This, to say the least of it, very Irish sort of argument. Has Lord John been taking lesson* at Maynooth ? Has he been reading with Dr. Murray, or fasting and counting his beads w ith John of Tuam? he blind, with hard study and premature old age, that he ...
... Harriss Abbott, King’s Arms-yard, M ing: merchant—John Fisher, Frinsbury, Kent, mill ple soles ; ton Old Town, wate’ leather coals Church-court, Clement’s-lane, merch Devil’s-bridge, Cardigan, hote! keeper—Adam el— salter—John Ross, th, Lincolnshire, ...
... Curtis, 8.D., Fellow of St. John's College, bos been instituted to the Vicarage of Liotoo, Here, ford shire, vacant by the death of the Rev. Arthur Matthews 8.D., of Brasenose College; patrons, the President and Fellows of St. John’s College. The Rev. Matthew ...
... his addressing jury for nearly an hour in hi* assumed character barrister! Tub Earl of Cardigan and hi* Assailants.—A new onslaught has been made upon Lord Cardigan by the ministerial papers, and groundwork for it they have bad recourse lo tbe story his ...
... from Wexford, Friend’s-court, Lace-street. The mone: | bes the prisoner, having been fully identi rial. LORD CARDIGAN’S SUNDA Lord Cardigan’s conduct in causing a Liverpool, with her beams spaced 7 feet 2 inches apart, but they | Buster bas drawn forth ...
... yatlfamcnt. HOUSE LORDS— Fbidat. The Bishop St. David’s look tko oaths and his s«a» . On the motion that the trial of tbs Earl of Cardigan os printed, Lord Eldon drew the aUsotUm of their lordships loan «P *; »'U of satisfaction in the address of the attotne ...
... 12th instant, in lat. 49, long. Tht as ar Winchester, to be sacrifice, former prices were generally obteined. The yaramar- John On 13th instant, in lat. 50 long. 11, e3 Ryder, adhering to ket was rather flat, and prices were scarcely maintained. The the ...
... Kensington Palace. ‘Tne Dake o' Cambridge bad a dinner Cambridge-house. The compaay consi Weihugton, the Marquis of Anglesey, Vi John eee Manta Bere The Duchess of @ presence on Saturday eveoing. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of ( Duke of Cambridge yesterday ...
... the prisoner’s house; beard •bem utter threats. There was a great noise the time. It was swan-shot witness received in the arm. John Uyri.es examined—Lives Albcrtoo-streel. Was with the crowd in front of the prisoner’s bouse, and, when the pistol had been ...