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... which breaths of anything but patriotism. (From the Globe.) It is a settled thing that we never shall hear the last of Lord Cardigan. If his Lordship should ever be raised a step in the Peerage by some Ministry more capable than a Whig one of discerning ...
... Macnantara, who was called, by signal, on board the Victory, Sir John Jervis's flag.ship, the British Mediterranean fleet then cruising off Toulon. Bring out the enemy's ship if you can, said Sir John to Macnarnara, pointing at the same time to a French corvette ...
... Guilty, and the recorder sentenced the prisoner to be transported for ten years Tux EARL OF CARDIGAN AND CAPTAIN DOUGLAS.—The recognisances of the Earl of Cardigan and Captain Douglas were, upon the application of Mr. Adolphus and Mr. Bodkin, respited until ...
... Loweth, Smith street, Marlbo. rough road, Chelssa, horse dealer—John Lloyd, SalMon’i lane, Limehouse, bread and biscuit baker—James Lawdea Lee, High street, Shadwell, plumber and glazier John Richard Short, Bedford court, Bedford street, boot and shoe maker ...
... bond, 2,037/ 19s 9d; New Brunswick Nova Scotia Land Company, .1,340/ us 8d ; South Western Railway - , .3,5831 lys 44; Sir John Shelley Siduey, 1,208/ lis 3d; Sir Thomas Shelley, 5,4321 7s 54; Sir Edward Vavusour, 303/ 17s ; .Sir Thomas . Stanley, Os ...
... This was a great offence in t!., the Earl of Cardigan, though why it should be we loss to understand. An Adjutant was sent to Dr. the troops reaching the barracks, with a communication tr. the Earl of Cardigan; hut as the doctor did not under•tai:d object ...
... 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 ...
... The reply is written in events. Could it be more speedy, more conclusive, or more overwhelming ? LORD CARDIGAN'S LAST. We want a catalogue of the Cardigan quarrels, and their causes, of a magnitude so significant of the temper of the Commander. To those ...
... .vritten himself down an ass. THE EARL OF CARDIGAN AIM THE ELEVENTH HUSSARS. . [FROR THR ALLIGATOR.] We regret that we should have occasion to call public attention to the conduct of the Earl of Cardigan towards Dr. Sandharn.,* a most meritorious offieer ...
... Malcolm with conic and protiiions, armed off 'he month of the Petho on the Bth Anguat. On the Uth Capt. Elliot proceeded into the mouth of the riser in the slesmer, with the hoata all the men of war presen', manned and armed, on the bar the steamer anchored ...
... those who have invented it —or to the age in which we live. Surely when the facts, if correct, coma to the knowledge of Lord John Rcssill, he will give immediate orders for the discontinuance of a system of punishments compered with which, the tortures ...
... DUNAIOW PETTY SESSIONS, Jak. (Present—Kct. O. Leapingvel), CbeirmtD, Rev. J. P. H. ChcMbvrc, Rev. H. L. JUejcodie, John Merjroo Wilson, Esq.) The slßgistrete« vert occupied considerable time in e». amiuion the list of such persons bad been recommended ...