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... GENERAL BIRMINGHAM AT Quarterly Board of Governors held 17lh December 1841 Rev JOHN GARBETT in Chair Blalciston unanimously Physician to Ihii i place of Dr Male resigned JOHN GARBETT Chairman THE GOVERNORS BIRMINGHAM GENERAL HOSPITAL Lords and Ii'AKE the ...
... demands John opinions the reminded noble lord of former declarations against constitutional changes They drived from feuney election by the country's opinion of mnustry him fall But it little from satisfaction iu from ‘he time the tide in revo- John Russell ...
... Hill and the ministers for partiality towards the Earl of Cardigan. man could enter Lord Cardigan's regiment without writing slave on his forehead. Mr. MACAU LAY observed, that Lord Cardigan was friend of the present ministers, and that the press and ...
... said Lord Cardigan had used. Had read great deal about the duel in the newspapers. Was not bound over to prosecute Lord Cardigan, but was bound over to prosecute Captain Tuckett. Superintendent Bicknell was bound over prosecute Lord Cardigan, he being ...
... Linlithgow Price Sir R, Herefordshire Gishorne T, Carlow E, Halifax Gordon R, Windsor Prynie G, Cambridge Grattan J, county Pryse Cardigan Grattan H, Meath RamshottomJ, Windsor Green way C, Leominster Hawdon J, Armagh Greg R, Manchester Redington T, Greig ...
... therefore, on this question, nine. The fittings for Lord Cardigan's trial cost 990/. 2s. Captain Donglas, like his noble friend Lord Cardigan, has been tried and acquitted. the trial of Lord Cardigan, it was matter of doubt if there were such principal as ...
... Hon Mr Grimston accepted the Chiltern Hundreds few but the business was the a moved by John Russell and concurred in all parties distinguished manner in which John Rickman the late clerk assistant to the house had performed his duties during a attendance ...
... opinion that it would not have been improper nor unusual to place Lord Cardigan on half-pay Mr Wauburton pressed for further inquiry It admitted that there were faults Lord Cardigan’s manner and was that was a cabal amongst officers The regiment was in ...
... and may be had at the principal Bodmin, Penzance, and Truro; the Lion and Leeswood Arms Hotels Mold : the White Horse Hotel, Holywell; the Bellevue and Gogerddan Arms Hotels, Aherystwith ;and at Ellis’s Hotel, Machynlleth; of the Agents of the respective ...
... APO LICY OF INSURANCE, EXEMPT FROM AUCTION DUTY. 0 be SOLD by Auction, by Measrs. VINSTAN LEY T and SONS, at the Macclesfield Arms H clesfi otel, in Mac- eld,on the lst day of December next, at tract), subject to conditions then to one o’clock (unless previously ...
... trial of Lord Cardigan house then adjourned to Monday MONDAY royal message was read recommending some signal mark favour couferred Keane next heirs Brougham's bill the enfranchisement of property second time presented from Lord Cardigan the attendance ...
... Auctioneer. Offices, opposite the Warwick Arms Inn, Bradford-street, Birmingham. OLD-ESTABLISHED BUTTON MANUFACTORY, Great Charles-street. Birmingham. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by FRANCIS LEGGE (by order of the Assignees of John Tvrer, a bankrupt) To-morrow (Tuesday) ...