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... should be made to the judges. Mr. Clarkson assented, and the matter dropped. THE EARL OF CARDIGAN AND CAPTAIN DOUGLAEL-Mr. Adolphus, on behalf of Lord Cardigan, made the usual application to the court to respite his lordship's recognizances until the ...
... Robert Palk, Esq. Charles Johnston, Esq. John Louis Prevost, Esq. ' Samuel Smith, Esq. lieutenant, by purchase, vice Skene ; James Robertson, gent ,to be ensign, by purchase, vice M‘Neal. Thomas and Waldron, Cardigan, linen-drapers-J. o.oldham, jun. and R ...
... returns from that court. TRIAL OF THE EARL OF CARDIGAN.—Lord PuscANNoN on the table a resolution agreed to by the committee appointed to regulate proceedings with respect to the trial of the Eail of Cardigan, to the effect that no person should be permitted ...
... same proportion on the smaller shares; being at the rate of 13 percent. to original shareholders. DRURY-LANE THEATRE.—Lord Cardigan, who occupied the front seat in one of the private boxes at this theatre on Thursday night, was perceived and recognised ...
... Basdely;Alfred Pearson Hurl_ without effect, and she sank in deep water. It is expected she In oue, Edward Herbert Bunbury, John M`Dowall, John Tho- will be got up in the Nurse of the present week. She is laden _as Henry Peter, Henry Wall Turner, Edwin Plumer ...
... ar)d that there be no annoyance therein or thereabouts; and that the serjeant.at-arms attending the house do communicate such orders to the cemmissioners. TRIAL OF LORD CARDIGAN.—The Lords' committee have made a third report on this affair, from which it ...
... Melbourne' Charles Lord Colchester, John William Robert Lord Ker, John Lord Ormonde, John George Weld Lord Forester, John James Lord Rayleigh, George Lord De I Tabley, Charles Rose Lord Seaford, John Singleton Lord Lyndhurst, ...
... any honour. The sergeant-at-arms then said, 'Yeoman usher, i rj James Thomas Earl of Cardigan. The noble earl then placed outside the bar, when The lord high steward, addressing him; said, Jai Thomas Earl of Cardigan, you have been indicted for felony ...
... —all depended more or less upon the past year amounted to £2,098 33 10d; and the t h e res expenditure surer. issue of Lord Cardigan's trial. Coupled as it must be, kence left a balance of £268 12s . 1d in the hands of Cent been invested in the purchase ...
... William Lord Melbourne' Charles Lord Colchester, John William Robert Lord Ker, John Lord Ormonde John George Weld Lord Forester' John James Lord Rayleigh, George Lord Be Tabley, Charles Rose Lord Seaferd, John Singleton Lord Lyndhurst, J o h ...
... c itli , The sergeant-at-arms then said, Yeoman usher , James Thomas Earl of Cardigan. The noble earl was then placed outside the bar, wh e li j ittf The lord high steward, addressing him . said , a Thomas Earl of Cardigan, y ou h ave b een iudiet ...