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... Hill and the ministers for partiality towards the Earl of Cardigan. man could enter Lord Cardigan's regiment without writing slave on his forehead. Mr. MACAU LAY observed, that Lord Cardigan was friend of the present ministers, and that the press and ...
... be done for ic Head, to whom Bagland, io bis opinion, was indebted for the preservation of Canada. ARMY ESTIMATES.—-LORD CARDIGAN. ‘va toe motion for going into committee of supply oa the army estimates, a short discussion took place oh the Suppression ...
... Wednesday, 24th March, 1841, at the WARREN FARM, BROCKHAMTON, near BROMYARD, in the County Hereford, order the Proprietor, JOHN BARNEB V, ESQ., M.P.; ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN PRIME FAT LEICESTER WETHERS, chiefly of great weights, in lots of five each; ...
... improper nor unusual place Lord Cardigan upon half pay. Mr. W.ARhURToN pressed for further inquiry into the circumstances of Lord Cardigan's r giment. ft was admitted, the one hand, that there were faults in Lord Cardigan’s manner, and alleged, on the other ...
... therefore, on this question, nine. The fittings for Lord Cardigan's trial cost 990/. 2s. Captain Donglas, like his noble friend Lord Cardigan, has been tried and acquitted. the trial of Lord Cardigan, it was matter of doubt if there were such principal as ...
... opinion that it would not have been improper nor unusual to place Lord Cardigan on half-pay Mr Wauburton pressed for further inquiry It admitted that there were faults Lord Cardigan’s manner and was that was a cabal amongst officers The regiment was in ...
... Kingdand ; John Taylor, charged with stealing a gold watch, seals. &c., the property of Urania Coates, at parish Withiugton ; Eleanor Miles, charged with stealing a quantity of printed cotton, the property of John Perry, the hamlet of Kington ; John Jones ...
... gone and lie (Mr O'Connell) defied any one to prove the contrary. retorted unon the disciples John Knox the loul doctrines attributed to the Catho lies. John Knox was accessary before the fact to two murders and had stated his writings that faith was not ...
... William Freeth Gunmukers’ Arms Canal Street from MessrB Beale and Wheeler assignees of John to Daniel White-house Eagle and Tun Banbury Street from William Whitmel to Henry Whitworth Bull’s Head Digbeth from Charles Middleton to John Evans Cottage of Content ...
... &c. jo a duel. Lord Cardigan's having been the first, and both have failed, not in consequence of any doubt thrown upon the sufficiency of the law to punish the offence as felony, but because of defective evidence. —As Lord Cardigan was acquitted, we do ...
... vote was then agreed te, After two or three other votes had passed, a diseussion arose, in which the case of the Parl of Cardigan was brought under the notice of the house by Mr. Hame. A lengthened conversation ensued, and at its termination the house ...