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... my honour. The Sergeant.at-Arms then said Teoman Usher, call in James Thomas, Earl of Cardigan. The noble earl was then placed outside the Bar, when The Lord High Steward addressing him, said—James Thomas Earl of Cardigan, you have been indicted for ...
... Port, the Margaret, Williams, and • lie Eaglet, Phillips, for Liverpool, and the John alld .\Iary, Hichanl-, lor Llalle'!y, the N..ptUIlt', Johns, tlie Tredegar, Johns, Ibe M nderator. No 3, ,fie Joliti-, iiiid tti,- S,,il't, Hill, to,- floistol, all ...
... PRINCIPALITY INTELLIGENCE. FIITAL ACCIDENT.—John Morgan, servant to Mr. Moore, of the Cardiff Arms, Ilirwain, lost his life on Monday, under the following distressing circumstances. He had been sent by his master with some drapery goods on a pony, with ...
... he heard the (h)arm)ess customer, as he thought him, say te the others, There's the old German b—r. He imme- diately turned bark, and ordered the fellow out, who, sum cercmoitie, at once fell on the landlord, with as stout a pair of arms as an Hercules ...
... Stonehouse in favour of medical reform. THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY brought up the report of the committee to whom it was referred to consider the proceedings in the case of the Earl of Cardigan. The report set forth in substance, that their ...
... deputation from the Loyal Cardigan Castle lodge, Cardigan. »K TUt« 6wCn ° C^? their beared reverences reached lnMronT k j ere lheir presence was anxiously or by ense crowds but owing to the masterly arrangements entered into by Mr. John Lyon, who proceedings ...
... will comicall Imoi(i Ile Eii:peror lie '~liltl~t ru railuinSO, if not susgimify tfhe affaiir into a ! li0lc2S diory for lheir arms, and tile u pshlot l; t 1eli ,flc battle of Cantoim vill liave to be !; ot our aill- Al Li' rierl(>lepi-nilves list to negotipste ...
... in came the Whigs and Lord John Russell, and stripped the poor of their legal right to relief, removing from the land the burthen of supporting the poor, and throwing the burthen on the middle classes. Thta is what Lord John and the Whigs have done by ...
... Commnrso to jujige of llu,a ptropriety of aI ceciL of' ianuiry. H~e thtought th~at suech a eoiurt in a case Vhse thtat of Lord Cardigan would he pro- ?? of mitch iijtiry to military disciphitto, tind that aI wise discretioti li:d tlsercofre been exercised in ...