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... tic Earl of Camouigan, aire yos guilty, or not ?? The Harl of CARDIGAN, in a firm voice, replied, Not guilty, my Lord.' The CLERIC.-- flow irill you he tried, my Lord ?? Tue Earl of CARDIGAN.- hty my Peers. In TI'ii Nitbie prisoner tihe-i took his sat ...
... —Sheridan, De Peyster, from New York; sailed 27th Sept.—Caledonia, from St. John, N.B—Lady Constable, from Richibucto—Henry. from Prince Edward's Island—Coverdale, Patterson, from St. John, N.B. Harriet, Beniest, hence, at Schelde. Jacobina Barba, Schut, henee ...
... 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 ...
... representation here shows how completely the county is under the control of the priests. The candidates originally were Mr. H. Grattan and Mr. Co. bally, and for these two persons the electors were ordered to vote, but on coming to the place of nomination they ...
... railway* had had the °* confining tb. width of tb. p,.^l -for« ...
... cordiality between the whig courtier and his radical ally ? It would be a nine day's wonder if Lord John Russell and Mr. Wakley were seen walking arm-in-arm down Parliament-street together. But all this by the way. The game, as we said, is drawing to a close ...
... Viscount Curzon, the eldest son of Hoar, the latter nobleman having married • sister of Cardigan. It is stated that the legal expenses of this transfer of property, arming from fines upon eopyholds, sad the enormous stamp duties, amounted so upwards of ten ...
... 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. ...
... persons who desert or run away from workhouses carrying with them the workhouse clothes. _ . . _ _ _ LORD CARDIGAN'S TRIAL.—The trial of the Earl of Cardigan, for shooting at and wounding Captain Tuckett, in a duel, will commence to-morrow, in the House of Lords ...
... Lodge, No. 1754, held at the house of Mr. John Hull, King's Arms, Dale-street, in this town, at their anniversary dinner, on Monday last, proe sented to their Past Grand, Henry Thwaites, an emblazoned copy of the Arms of the Order, as a token of their sense ...
... object it is said M. Bunsen was sent to London. Dann, the Wimbledon miller, has christened his last child Cardigan Dann ! in commemoration of Lord Cardigan's duel ; he having had the honour of taking his lordship into custody. On the Ist of May her majesty's ...
... 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 ...