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... Bene . The Lord High Steward then directed the , 0 Arms to make proclamation for the Yeoman bring the prisoner to the bar. . j s Serjeant at Arms.—Yeoman Usher, bring torm Thomas Brudenell, Earl of Cardigan. . . ,j lf , Mr. Pulman.the Yeoman Usher, who r ...
... nmuiiers persons rushed not of lh»* pit to give him, which they did, lii'tv parting groan in the street. The Cardigan and Lord Hill. —The Earl of Cardigan is the last person that has anv right make complaint of the conduct of the officers under his command, ...
... Quaker. honse in which Milton resided now occupied by a farmer: was built some the Fleetwood family, as appears from their arms over the door. In tbe parish chnrch are some monuments of the Fleetwoods and Claytons, and that of the late Sir Hugh who lies ...
... laughter amongst those who saw it. The late Trial of the Earl of Cardigan.—Snch was tbe doubtful character of the issue of the late trial the House of Lord, entertained the Earl of Cardigan and his legal advisers, that his lordship, the event of being found ...
... bon II Laboucbere T Bainbridge Bainbridge J Hall Lord E Russell* J Bundle W Martin John Kaslhope.jun. Hon. Baring Lord Euston Sir James Flower J Bell* Lord Palmerston John lleatbcoat Lord Seymour C Baldwin William Clay Col. Fox* G R Robinson A Hutchison ...
... O'Connell, J Bl.ke, Gordon, Lord F O'Conneil, J Blake, M Gore, Hon Capt O'Conor, Don Blake, Sir V Granger, T C R Btewitt, R J Grattan, Ogle, SCH Bodkin, JJ Greenaway, C Ord, Bowes, J Grey, Sir G Oswald, J Bowring,Dr Grosvenor, Lord Paget, Col Bridjieman, H ...
... High Steward the chair, putting the question to each Petr—(iuilty not GuiTy, r g —’* John Single'on I.onl Lyndhurst, how say your lurdsh-p, is Henry Thomas Karl Cardigan guilty of this felony wh**re« ...
... Colonies. Cb. ment, descend, from common ancestor with John Scandthe Exchequer, and Secretary of Slat, for the Home E of BUit , tb. opulent llrielol partroent, tor .be last of wijcb bank.-b. , Cardigan with Pryse. Mr 4,01101. per annum. He l.k.wiM, o IW9 ...
... fifth daughter «f the late Earl of Cardigan. (W) Barnard. Edward George, eaq.. of Gosfield-hall. Kent (Greenwich), skip-builder at Deptlord; has represented Ibis borough since its enfranchisement in 1832. (T) Barncby, John, eaq., of Brackbamplon( Worcestershire) ...
... desired the coin,dainanl leave his house previous lo his attempting lo pul her out, which she refused, when he took her the arm and led her out, using no more force than was necessary ; lo prove which, he called his daughter, Ann Smith, who said she saw ...
... tub! witness if lie came would serve , him Ihe same Witness, however, begged him | quietl,, and at las. look hold nf b, the arm piish llie oflll , E , rl „fShaftesbury, {'■•• >l7. ™ ,riai uf iiie ° f ril ' “ cull- bii.i- 1) n anshe adw tin la! bug ,as ...
... His Grace tbe Archbishop of Canterbury is making a t Jtir of confirmation Kent. Marriage of Lord John Russell. —The celebration of the marriage Lord John Russell with Lady Fanny Elliot, daughter of the Earl of Minto, was fixed for Tuesday last. It is ...