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... Lord High Steward then directed the Serjeant at Arms to make proclamation for the Yeoman Usher to bring the prisoner to the bar. Serjeant at Arms. —Yooman Usher, forth James Thomas Brudenell, Earl of Cardigan. Mr. Pulraan, the Yeoman Usher, who appeared ...
... say you, are you Guilty or Not Guilty. Tbe Earl of Cardigan, in a loud, firm, and clear voice, replied, Not Guilty. The Clerk thereupon, said, How will your Loidship be tried ?? Lord Cardigan — By my Peers. The Clerk— May God give your Lordship ...
... Smith's S/wp, and Counting House, adjoining the River Aire, on the Wellington Road, Leeds. To be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION, MR. JOHN HOLMES, At the House of Mr. William Farrar, the Rose and Crown Inn, Briggatk, Leeds, MONDAY, the Bth Day of February, 1811 ...
... Manchester according to the description of Mr. John Brooks, who would doubtless have the working classes believe that he and his coadjutors are the only friends they have in the world. We know nothing Mr. John Brooks beyond what he has intruded upon us, ...
... Prevent the spread of Socialism. ___J*»otion is agreed to. Sto the B,otion Lord John Russell, Mr. Howard, s >citor, is ordered to be taken into custody by g*ant-at-Arms. bill -Serjeant Talfourd obtains leave to bring a v d tbe law of copyright, the corD^' ...
... hon. Secretary at War his place, he wished to ask if the reports which had appeared in the public papers relating to Lord Cardigan ordering a soldier to be flogged immediately after Divine service on a Sunday was correct or not and if correct, . whether ...
... orna- mental carvers. Charles Frederick Krotger and John Puchs, Manchester street, Waterloo towo. Kssex, yeast brewers. John Outfield and Charles Young, Long-lane, Aldevsgate street, saddlers. John Jackman Drake and William Drake, Crediton, Devonshire ...
... recognizance and tbat ofa surety in £10 each to keep tbe peace. Assault. — Richard Grimsby was charged wilh an as sault upon Mr. John Meek, the assistant overseer. About two years ago, a d' stress was made by Mr. Meek and one of the overseers upon defendant's ...
... conduct of Lord Cardigan, because the precedents to which he had been referred were inflicted under pressing military exigencies, and such exigency existed this case. His statement simply was, that there were precedents to bear out Lord Cardigan but it they ...
... and inform the Noble Marquis. There wa* * conference of their Lordships with Mem- bers af the House of Commons, touching the Arms (Ireland) BUI. __ Tbe alterations made by the House of Commons were ordered to be taken into consideration on Thutsday next ...
... unto JOHN YOUNG, Rrewer, and JOHN ROLLING, Spirit Merchant, both ol Richmond aforesaid, in Trust for the Benefit of the Creditors ol the said John Wilson. Notice is Hereby Given, that this Assignment was executed by the said John l» ilson, ...
... commission £61,266. The amount of printing expenses incurred in 1840 the Poor Law Commission was altogether £3 320. Lord Cardigan.—We have heard, and are inclined to consider the report authentic, that the Secretary at War has far overcome the scruples ...