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... oocurred on Easter Sundey, in tbe llth euder the command of the Berl of Cardigan > Mr. Macauray said it bad been that he had stated that there was a precedent for the followed by Lord Cardigan, which wes most improper and culpable. What be bed stated was this ...
... —Lawrence Thos. Brown, innkeeper, Newent, Gloucestershire.—John Berry, banker, Liverpool.—Thomas Barnard, merchant, Devon.—Radford Potts, wool broker, Leeds.—James Dicksou, dra|>er, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. —John Hicklin, printer, Nottingham.—Henry Smith, winc-mcrcbani ...
... and agreed to without a division. Lord Cardigan.—Mr. Hume said, that seeing the hon. Secretary at War in his place, he wished to ask if the reports which had appeared the public papers relating to Lord Cardigan ordering a soldier to be Hogged immediately ...
... upon to acknowledge, and 1 ao moat willingly, though most sorrowfully, that I can no longer lift up voice in defence of Lord Cardigan. After the erpose in the House of Commons a few evening* ago, and Lord ilill’* general older in the Timet of thia morn* ing ...
... for the purpose of journeying to Stafford gaol. informations under the town act. John Denham, Benjamin Higgison, and John Packwood, all of them brokers living in St. John-street, were charged, upon the information of William Shuter, town surveyor, with ...
... of Lord Cardigan, because they had stated that such punishments were never justifiably indicted except case* of military exigency, and march, when there was no choice. But the Sunday punishments did not bear out the conduct of I«ord Cardigan, and (Mr ...
... istabll FOK From Port Cairt—thr Fame, with iron for Soutban Mil/utd —the John, with IX7 qr« oats for J.andCw 11 too*, * t,» order ; and tin Beoibcn, with IW bl» barley lor John Howell. From Haterfordwnt —the Martha, with 2X7 Kimberley. From Newport —the ...
... to the workhouse. WOLVERHAMPTON POLICE OFFICE ‘Wednesday, April 21. Before W. Mannix, Esq. and John Barker, Esq. of Mr. Thomas Rraddock. of Shareshil!. John Pinson was charged with stealing a quantity of fish, the property Prosecutor deposed that, on Friday ...
... Right Hon. Secret, ry M ar in his place, wished to ask if the reports which had appealed in the public papers relating Lord Cardigan ordering soldier to be flogged immediately after Divine Service on a Sundry correct not? and if correct, whether the regulations ...
... authorities at the Horse Guards intend to do ? one pretends to defend Lord Cardigan’s conduct. Lord Hill’s general order upon the occasion does, indeed, characterize Lord Cardigan's conduct in terms of very pointed censure. is well known,” say* Lord Hill ...
... to Trial Lord Cardigan. —The return moved for with the carriage, has recently been purchased, by Mr. Joseph Hume, M.P. relative to the expenses and the whole turn out will be an attractive novelty. of the late trial of the Earl of Cardigan, states them ...
... consideration and to our cause your aid” (Signed ou behalf of the workmen) James Grafton Chairman John Smith Thomas Webb -J James Wart Joseph Bolton George Webb John Jennings The royal mail steamer Britannia Captain CIcland arrived at Liverpool on Wednesday ...