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... Lord Merrivale arrived this day at 52, Brunswick-square. Mrs. Strode has taken the house lately occupied by the Earl of Cardigan, who, on his recent visit, resided at the barracks. Lord and Lady Poltimore have removed from the Queen's Park to the Norfolk ...
... public, and for the further development of the powers and advantages of railway travelling. It is rumoured that the Earl of Cardigan means to plead benefit of clergy. Our readers will find in Blackstonr minute account of tba origin of this privilege, and ...
... ar(dell oflMertoll, Dr. Mnrsiani; IDr. Goolden. Seniorl cProctor: Mr. )aytlann. .Iunior lProctoI: Mr. Crouch. Mr. Wilson, St. John's College, professor of Anglc- Saxon. Mr. Wilsou, Exeter College, professor of Sanscrit. Mr. Walker Wadhai C(ollege, reader ...
... and good conduct. He was also highly pleased to find included in that vote of thliks, his gfillant friend and companion in arms, Sir Charles Siiit l, and the officers of the En- gileers. The Earl of M1INTO beogged to be permitted to say one word upon ...
... the President of the Boafd ot Controul re ative to the connection between the British Go- vernment and idolatry in India. Sir JOHN HOBHoUnSP. entered into a long state- ment in reply. lie said that wh at had been done in BengVI and Bombay on this subject ...
... A. Barnard, E. G. B , lves, T. Blake, W. J. Bodkin, John James Broadley, H. Brotherton, J. Bruges, W. H. L. Buller, E. Chichester, J. P. B. Clements, Lord Duncombe, T. S. Dundas, David Easthope, John Ewart, W. ,JORITY-NOES, &lector, C. J. Kemble, Henry ...
... political offenders. 1 1 TRIAL OF THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. j Viscount DUNCANNON laid on the table a resolution ' agreed to by the committee appointed to regulate proceed- ings with respect to the trial of the Earl of Cardigan, to : the effect that no person should ...
... three hours. The Earl of Cardigan has retained Sir William Follett, Mr. Serjeant Wrangham, and Mr. Adolphus, to conduct his defence. The Attorney and Solicitor- General will appear as counsel for the Grown. The Earl of Cardigan has during the months of ...
... then read another additional report from the committee appointed se irch fur precedents in the caue of James Thomas Karl of Cardigan. The report men referred to (he issuing of tickets of admission to tlte house during the trial. Adjourned at a quarter before ...
... Several witnesses were examined (amongst whom was the Earl of Cardigan), whose evidence went to prove the leading facts of the plaintiff as stated above. The evidence of the Earl of Cardigan was to the effect that, being desirous of becoming the possessor ...
... Arundel. timer At Hutton. homersetshire. John Cooke, Earl, the A t Stockton, Martha. wife of William Oastler. ER. t odi At Iliverthill , near S•evenoaks, Henry Buckley, Esq•. in At EOM, In his oth year, hir. John Scainan, formulist 'rich. Cheshire. At year ...
... Cumberland— Jamee Robertson Walker, of Gillgarron, Esq. Cheshire— John Ryle, of Henbury Hail, Esq. Cornwall — Postponed. Derbyshire— John Bruuo Bowdon, of Southgate House, Esq. Devonshire— John Crocker Bulteel, of Fleet, Esq. Dorsetshire— Sir Richard Plumptre ...