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... William Lord Melbourne' Charles Lord Colchester, John William Robert Lord Ker, John Lord Ormonde John George Weld Lord Forester' John James Lord Rayleigh, George Lord Be Tabley, Charles Rose Lord Seaferd, John Singleton Lord Lyndhurst, J o h ...
... Melbourne' Charles Lord Colchester, John William Robert Lord Ker, John Lord Ormonde, John George Weld Lord Forester, John James Lord Rayleigh, George Lord De I Tabley, Charles Rose Lord Seaford, John Singleton Lord Lyndhurst, ...
... any honour. The sergeant-at-arms then said, 'Yeoman usher, i rj James Thomas Earl of Cardigan. The noble earl then placed outside the bar, when The lord high steward, addressing him; said, Jai Thomas Earl of Cardigan, you have been indicted for felony ...
... c itli , The sergeant-at-arms then said, Yeoman usher , James Thomas Earl of Cardigan. The noble earl was then placed outside the bar, wh e li j ittf The lord high steward, addressing him . said , a Thomas Earl of Cardigan, y ou h ave b een iudiet ...
... trust the issue to reason, and time. LORD CARDIGAN'S CASE. THE COMMONS, AND THE PRESS. The House of Commons has had the merit of introducing an entirely new standard of innocence into the discussion upon Lord Cardigan's case. It assumes two things ;—first ...
... Grant of Grant, springing from John Grant, who, for his , poetic talents, was designated by his countrymen Ba r d Roy.' (W.) GRATTAN, HENRY, Esq. (Meath), barrister-at-law, younger son of the emiuent patriot Henry Grattan, who, in his own eloquent language ...
... the windows, and fired severa l s h o t s i n to the room, some o which took effect on Christopher Lancaster's arm and M _d den's legs. Six armed ruffians then forced the door, and demanded ten shillings or they would take their lives. The money, we believe ...
... hours THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. —On the order of the day WI at the Castle-green paper mills last week. read for the motion given by M r . !VI . .1111 AZ with respect the Ear [ADVERTISEMENT.] —Do YOU WANT ANY MONEY? Ifyou do, a Cardigan, and would like to ...
... To-morrow shall unfold!— not kiss my hand! I could have sworn he would have kiss'd my hand! [Goes out. For a length of time John Blount, the jeweller's eldest son (Mr. Harley), is lost sight of; but his father having given up the shop to him, and retiring ...
... Hutton William Hutchinson, Sophia Cooper, Thomas King, John Dalton, Mary Sullivan, Peter Gann, John Smyth, John Brown, John Morton George Brandon, John Oakley. — For ten years: William Miller, John Foster ...
... 16-gun sloop, and to proceed to the Mediterranean station. OF LORD CARDIGAN. —The return moved for by Mr. Joseph Hume, M.P., relative to the expenses of the late trial of the Earl of Cardigan, states them to have been as follows: , —viz., for fees to counsel ...
... born June 7th, 1801, and, married Eliza, only daughter of the late John Gordon, Esq., of Hanwell, in Middlesex. (W.) Poitaxorrs, Jon, Esq. (Gloucester), barrister-at-law, son of John Phillpotts, Esq., of Gloucester, and brother to Dr. Thillpotts, Bishop ...