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... Not Guilty. > open The Serjeant at Arms then said, “ Yeoman Usher | them James Thomas, Ear! of Cardigan,’’ and the noble ea It the heen placed at the bar, the Lord High Steward said, engers Thomas, Earl'of Cardigan, you have been indicted for. veyed for ...
... bills from going expenses, which might be rendered unnecessary by the County Courts Bills.—Motion agreed 10. Poor /.air#. Lord John R('s*bll. on fixing the discussion on the Poor Law Bill for Friday, stated the alterations meant to propose. the roost important ...
... isconduct themselves with impunity. Lord JoHN shortly vindicated the impar Lord Hill. A court of inquiry would have been quit less distinctio lar. He sus that a person have done harsher things than Cardigan withor observation. Lord Howick did not think ...
... rumour be founded on he, Lord e along flints, | set, has, yersonally, much interfered on behalf of | ps were | the Earl o i Cardigan.— Alligator. e float. cheath | | THE BRITISH NAVY. to ges, were art | ere of Great onthe Ist of January. ]84) The following ...
... BANKRUPTS. John (’lark, Angebcourt, Throgmorto William Mon teal h. Oxford-street, linen draper John Peirce. Bedford, tailor Francis Lee Byrne. Liverpool, wine broker hard Halford, William Henry Baldock, and Snoulten, Canterbury, bankers John Edwards, ...
... representing towns in England and W ales. In the new house, exclusively of Thetford and Cardigan, they possess 16.*. being again of eight; and if Thetford and Cardigan added, gain of ten. Thus, then, the least amount which the W ings ran computed to have ...
... aiihjcrts. A conference was held with ihe Commons, on the reasons of their disagreement with their lordships amendment* on the Arm* (Ireland) Bill, which reasons were ordered to printed, and taken into consideration on Thursday next. HOUSE OF COMMONS. THURSDAY ...
... thirty-four years in the regiment. This nx the Earl of Cardigan and his brother as a mark of their respect by Lieutenant J A Miss M‘Kernan, lat eo Sy Oe ely died at Dublin, leavin ied THE HAM | DINNER TO SIR JOHN POLLEN, BART. | —00— On Wednesday afternoon about ...
... Majesty’s household. Lord Belhaven had an audience of the Queen. Her Majesty eave audience to the Marquis of Normanby and Lord John Russell. Their Majesties the Kmc and Queen the Belgians and auite, accompanied bv the Duke dc Brabai t. arrived at Buckingham ...
... of lives lost during the past year by tires was 22. On Wednesday Mr. Payne held inquest St. Thomas’s Hospital, John Thomas Crow, aged 21. John Longthoro. engine driver. South Western Railway, deposed that deceased was stoker in their service. Tuesday evening ...
... of Ce digan.—Mr. Mu and gave notice that b relative to the Earl of Cardigan, to the Crown, praying that an inqui move for an address be instituted into the conduct of the Earl of Cardigan, whil mand of the Jith hussars. Syoar Duties.—Mr. DRLEY resumed the ...
... March next, twelve o’clock at noon. JOHN H. TODD. Clerk to the said Trustees. Wiueketter, February 13, L Stochbridge and Raxingutohe Turnpike Road. next Mealing of Trustees of the above Road will 1. be held at the Arms Inn, at on Thursday the Ist day April ...