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... honour. The Sergear.t-at Arms then said, ?? Yeoman Usher, call ia Jame* Thomas Earl of Cardigan. The noble earl was then placed outside the bar ; when The Lord High Steward, addressing him, said — James Thomas Earl of Cardigan, you have been indicted ...
... '1 he deceased has been in tl.e receipt of a pensi >n of a. I 0001. a year. — Observer. The Earl of Cardigan and ihe Ballot. — The La ...
... being over- -Upned, bul filled exnclly at the edges, so as to form per- foctly smooth sides to the tioat. Loao Cardigan again. — Lord Cardigan cannot keep in the background. «An Old Soldier ' sent to the Morning Chronicle of Wednesday the following 'plain ...
... he was aware that such a letter ' had been written? Lord John Ruttell suiil he wa, not aware of it. Captain Polhill then postponed the question j till Tuesday ; by whicii lime he hoped Lord John would j be informed. COrTRICHT BILL. The adjourned debate ...
... Directors, and many persons of rank and influence. The Morning Chronicle says that a duel was fought yesterday between Lord Cardigan and Colonel Wood. ' The duel, we are informed, arose from circumstances of a peculiarly delicate nature, in which the character ...
... Paired i.ff 23 on each side 40 Ministerialists alisent 14 Conservatives absent 3 Speaker and Chairman 2 Total 638 Lord Cardigan. — We have heard, and we ! are inclined to consider the report v aulhenlie, that Ihe Secretary at War has so far overcome ...
... administration? Lord John did not think that the probable successors of ministers en- ;oyed the confidence of the country ; for he did not regard single elections as decisive evidence. In reply to some incidental allusion which Lord John ■i add to tbe appointment ...
... election petitions presented last night to the House of Commons, complaining of undue returns for the follow- ing places: — Cardigan Borough, Cork County, Kerry, Nottingham Town, Wakefield, Dudley, Wigtown, Roches- ter. Atbione, Gloucester City. Dublin City ...
... any differ- I ence, certain it is that her Boyal Highness reposed in the ■ arms of the spiritual head ofthe church with as much eon- J tentment as though the had been in the arms of ber own I nurse. Voltaire himself never darted a more p.iuhed or | daring ...
... gether beyond detection. The details of this fraud will- excite c sad panic among tbe teetotal gentry Globe. •Last Act of the Cardigan Farce On Wednesday, Captain Douglas was tried fend acquitted in the Central Criminal Court. His friends were- permitted to ...