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... the greatest credit, as well in design as in execution. No. 696. Not to be caught this time, represents John Bull as a horse, and little Lord John as the groom trying to catch him by means of the stale device of a sieve of corn. There is something very ...
... Trevor, of Dynevor Cattle, in the county of Carmarthen ; John Jones,' of s -trad, in the count} ofthe l>orou?h of Carmarthen, Esq. t ounty of Cardigan— William Edward Powell, Esq. Brough of Cardigan— John Seandrett Harford, Esq.- Prvce lr.ee, Esq. DECLARATIONS ...
... from the mayor, aldermen, and bux- »'»ses 1 of the borough of Flint. _L- VmrJ^ 2 EARL 0F CARDIGAN. CjuSi 2 ^ - bria * * apw * ra *• *n o *on respecting JOHN EUS6ELL hoped the Hon. Member woald not persevere, but permit the resumption of the adjourned ...
... conformity with the strici letter and practice ofthe law, the Earl of Cardigan was acquitted ? The Times disavows having said or insinuated that the verdict of the House of Lords in Lord Cardigan's case was an improper one. We do not like to go into strict verbal ...
... t_*e poll the High Sheriff announced the following as the numbers - — Acton ?? 463 Howard -•• 414 Grattan ?? 383 Majority for Acton over Grattan — 80. COUNTY OF CORK ELECTION.— July 14. O'Connell 399 Roche ?? 399 Leader (C.) 387 Longfield (C.) 387 ...
... Anson, James Colquhoun, Montagu! Chapman, W. Jolliffe, Samuel Crompton, John Shell»y II Hardinge, R. B. Williams, Josiah Guest, Horace Sevniour' James Clark, Robert Chester, John Hobhouse Husse* » Til 'f h T l a ?? Tro « b £ d « c ' F ' T rench, H. Pakenham ...
... as good arms into thefr hand as it was possible. (Hear, hear.) He though ti there fore, proper to propose the large sum of liX)/ for tL supply of percussion small arms. When he (s/h v f came to the ordnance the question of the chtgeVthe'oM t arms was first ...
... could remain in Lord Cardigan's regiment without making up his mind to have slave written on h.s forehead When he saw an officer who had been twenty- mx years in the service obliged to leave in consequence of disputes with Lord Cardigan, he thought it was ...
... Major John Know les, of the Royal Artillery; Brevet Major Samuel Burdon Ellis, of the Royal Marines. To lie Majors in the Army — Captain John James Sar- gent, of the ?? Foot; Captain Joluißloomtield Gough, of the 3d Light Dragoons ; Captain John Grattan ...
... after his Grace th ...
... the attorney, of exclusive dealing notoriety, and of course elected with Grattan, poor Corbally being suffered to remain at home in his otium sine dignitate. Sligo Borough. — John P. Somers has been re-elected for this borough without being treated to ...
... G. W. Wood, Mr. Stansfield, and Mr. Protheroe. Her Majesty's Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms gave a grand dinner to celebrate the occasion. Sir John Campbell, the Attorney-General, gave a grand dinner to her Majesty's Counsel and Sergeants at Law ...