... of Not Guilty. The Serjeant Arms then said, Yeoman Usher, i call in James Thomas Earl of Cardigan. The noble earl having been placed at the bar, The Lord High Steward, addressing him said, James Thomas Earl of Cardigan, you have been indicted for ...

... Bridge, ro. Cardigan. *» keeper—May 7, June 4. at the Commercials :n*. Br.-;' ** *»'s square; Perkins, Bristol. Stephen, of Thirsk. ro. York, builder —Apr.' * June 4, at the Golden Lion Inn, Northallerton. > *ncery.lane; Holtby, York. John, Epworth co ...

... upon my honour. The SergeanLat-Arms then said, Yeoman Usher call In James Thomas Earl Cardigan. The Noble Earl was then placed outside the Bar. The Lord High Steward, addressing him, said James Thomas Earl of Cardigan, you have been Indicted for a felony ...

... of the proceedings of the highest court of criminal judicature in Lord Cardigan's case, reflects deep disgrace upon the present state of the English law. James Thomas Earl of Cardigan was arraigned before his peers under the Act 1 Victoria, cap. 85, which ...

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... England only the horror of the priests against the infidelity of France. He cautioned Euglaud now against the dangers her v armed peace, aud of her discussions with America. Sir R. Peel said the real object of the present measure was to subvert the old ...

... agree to the re-appointment of the committee on railways, order to obtain further evidence respecting their management. Lord John Russell, fixing the discussion on the Poor Law Bill for Friday, stated that the alterations he meant to propose, the most important ...

... Mr. John tailar, to Miss Eliz. Sentance, dressmaker; . ...

... five or six of the people, the order to act was obliged to be given sooner than was intended. As soon the report of fire-arms were heard, a general panic seized the conspirators, and before the troops of the line could come up, a general panic had taken ...

... the expectation of some decisive announcement from Lord John Russell; and a number of peers, spiritual and temporal, among whom were Lord Lyndhurst, Lord Wharncliffe, Lord Abinger, Lord Cardigan, the Bishop Rochester, Lord Elienborough, Lord Combermere ...

... the trial of Lord Cardigan has cost 2000/!. The public have thus to pay 2000/. because Lord Cardigan was pleased to call out and shoot Mr. Tuckett This is a piece of feudalism rather too irrational and costly for our times. Cardigans should be relegated ...

... octagon shape, with the Impression ofthe Royal anas on tbe top, and ia the finest state of preservation. The Earl Cardigan. Earl of Cardigan, haa again taken that field. , Tlve Bottle Imp ox* FJeventh Hittssra hss has Lord Hill been obliged characterize ...