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... Rev. C. Sangar, John Rev. Edward Arnold, John Atkinson. Rev. Samuel Madden. Rev. Charles A. Magtiiie. Win. John C. Ot*le, Constantine J. Smyth, Rev. Frederick J. Walker, Cuoynghain Ellis, Rev. Win. Sudchfle. Rev. Robert Chatto, Rev. John L. Aimstrong, Rev ...
... having keen given. The Sergeant-at,Arms aaid—Yeoman Usher, call in James Carl of Cardigan. The noble lord »ras accordingly called in, and Hi* Grace the Lord High Steward, addressing him, said— James Thomas, Earl of Cardigan jou have been indicted for felony ...
... consideration the brilliant service* performed John Lord Keane, Commander-in.Chief of her Majesty’s army serving the Indus, and being desirous to confer som* signal mark of her approbation the said John Lord Keane, and the two next surviving heirs of ...
... been fixed Lord John Russell for earlier day than had been expected—namely, Friday, the 4ih of June. The announcement of those two arrangements —re- Sugar and Corn—simple they appear, and unostentatiously the facts were staled Lord John Russell and Mr ...
... had instituted against 'he guilty pair, and withdrawn with his children London.— met. Lord Cardigan —There is afloat in Windsor that tbe.uhjectof the Karl Cardigan’s visit to the Castle few days since was to consult his Koyal Highness Prince Albert respecting ...
... Sheriff, T.ll. liawkstiuw, John 11. Talbot, D.L., John Greene, Thomas Hrenan, Thomas .Mayler, and John Cooney, James Farrell, Esqrs. THOMAS BOYSE, Chairman. JAMES B. FARRELL, Secretary. The High Sheriff having vacated the Chair, ami John H. Talbot, D. L., having ...
... could have to protect Lord Cardigan. was not connected with them political ties; the contrary, it was quite evident that some temporary popularity was gained by making sacrifice of Lord Cardigan. did not think that Lord Cardigan was entitled to any particular ...
... instant, John Power. E*q., in the Chair, B was resolved—.That the Treasurers the Election Fund, John L. John O’KtdWj Luke Butler, Ksqrs , attend at the Rooms, 12. Fleet-etreet, at .Three o’clock every day (Sundays excepted), receive Subscriptions. JOHN POWER ...
... of the borough of Flint. THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. Mr. MUNTZ rose more that an humble addrea* be presented her Majesty, pra>ing her Majesty institute «n inquiry into the conduct of the Right Hon. the Earl of Cardigan, during Ida command «he Ith Hussars, with ...
... Stamford Mercury. Marriages High Lie*—lt reported that Colone Powell, of Lord Lieutenant of, and M.P. for, the county of, Cardigan, will married in few days to the wealthy Mrs. Ackers, Suffolk lawn, Cheltenham. The gallant bridegroom elect -wer. It is ...
... Edward St. John, of Ashe Park, the ult , Dundee, Jane, the beloved wife of Willinm Stewart, Esq . and sister of Thoms* Clouslow, Kjmi. , of this city. Mary, relict of Jamm Atkinson, of Rstkangan. Kildare, Esq. At Broomfield Cottage. Mslshide, John Campbell ...
... practically and universally on the 21st the coming Month the Contributions of every Parish ami every Liberal of the Land. JOHN POWER. Bart, CORNELIUS MACLOGHLIN.J • P. V. FITZPATRICK. Secretary. Office, 44, Datnt-sireet, Dublin. CUBEBS AND COPAIBA ENTIRELY ...