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... business forsome time. Wnm.Neild, Esq., the d nmayor, presided; and was supported by David Aitssworth, Esq. the boroughreeve, and John M'Clure, Esq. one of the constables of Manchester. The Mayor opened the E proceedings by reading the requisition upon which ...
... honourable baronet, but it was not so to him (Lord John Russell.) (Laughter.) The honourable baronet might state so in deference to the opinions of the honourable member for Dublin ; but he (Lord John Russell) did not pay it that implicit deference, and ...
... 13eauteit; the 52arquisees of Anglesey and Nortnanubv- the Earls of Devon, Shaftesbury, Limerick, Verrlam, Clarenolon, Minto, aud Cardigan; Viscounts Beresford and Melbourne; the Bisbops of LDndou;Durhaan, Rochester, and Licbfield; and Lords Camoys, Glettelg. ...
... issued from the office of Woods and, Forests to Ofamake preparations in the House of Lords for the tritilof tits Earl of Cardigan, and yesterday moining wor~kmen and Iwere busily engaged in taking the nec'essary measore. 16 as ments. Additional galleries ...
... g i any difference, certain it is, that her Royal Highness reposed in the arms of the spiritual bead of the church with as much contentment as though she had been in I the arms of her own nurse. The number of guests who sat down to dinner weres even me ...
... first the and married the 19th of April, 1778, John tV Charles Stuart, X.C.8., fourth son of •ssue'tw 1 of Rute whom her Ladyship had ' ons —namely. Cnaales Stuart, now Lord *h 0 Kothsav, and Captain John Stuart, R.N.., *• understand her Ladyship's Oflly ...
... by my Lord John Russell— been than one remove from idiots, they would have fined my Lord Cardigan and let him go with reprimand. As it is, they have been the very hum hi. originators of as splendid and expensive farce as ever made honest John Bull's purso ...
... the indictment against Lord Cardigan, to the House of Peers, from the Central Criminal Court, and also the return to the certiorari. The bill against Lord Cardigan returned by the grand jury was then read. The Sergeant-at-Arms then said, Yeoman Usher ...
... Parker, Smith, and Bennett, were re-elected, with the exec the last-named gentleman, who having decline*; the name of Mr. John Chapman was sub9t n» » Thanks were voted to the directors and the and the meeting separated. Shoplifting On Thursday, Ann Carr ...
... 1tto Ia H OUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, FEB. 19. TRYE ARL OF CARDIGAN. EAYI SHAflSBVuit moved that the Lord Speaker * l) giO orders for printing anad publishing the prhceed- l5mf'rit the triasl of the Earl of Vardigan -The Eac! of ELon oomptaiuad that the masters ...
... municipal electerj * the mo ...
... banking companies. In this case the motion of whichi notice lis been given by Mr. Godson will he rendered unnecessary. LORD CARDIGAN REtaIMAVDEi, - The following document has been issued by the Horse Guards:- ,,General Order, Horse Guards, April 22, 1841 ...