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... disorderly persons, and they were only closed on the approach of the police. There were men, women, and children, and infants in arms, and most of the persons were in a state of intoxication. They then visited the low lodging-houses and brothels, and there ...
... most brilliant 35 minutes seen this ■ . as it has generally been. Lords Cardigan and Gardner rode must splendidly, until the latter unfortunately had a serious fall, when Lord Cardigan, with Day, the hunts- man, and one other, certainly had the best of it ...
... including tellers Paired ABSENT. • Conservatives - Liberals Speaker and Chairman of Committee SEATS VACANT, DOUBLE RETURNS, &C. Cardigan, Meath, Shropshire, Southampton, Thetford.. FRIDAY, FEB; 25. A.ct considered in Committee :--Original Question again proposed ...
... fivesand.thirty minutes seen this season, good as it has generahr Lords Cardigan and Gardner rode most splendidly, until th: 'Jute unfortunately had a serious fall, then Lord Cardigan. with fig. the huntsman. and one other, certainly had the best of it. ...
... Sir C. Napier Corn imports from America, Sir C. Napier moved fop return of the number of vessels laden with corn which had armed from America, from the Ist of January, 1841, to the Ist of January, 1843, at the port of Liverpool; and also return of the ...
... beauties, and who, in her method of love-making to Adis, conveyed no indifferent idea of an enamoured sea calf. Mrs. H. P. Grattan, as Adis, was a sprightly imitation, for it scarcely descended to burlesque, of Miss P. Horton. With her flaxen poll, debonaire ...
... government. John C az enove, Esq., Secretary. The Windmill. HOULSTON and STONEMAN, Paternoster -row. On the 3d inst., in Grosvenor-crescent, the Hon. Mrs. Stanley Money remains very abundant, and no pressure whatever is felt lady of the Right Hon. Ed. John Stanley ...
... Absent Conservatives 31 Absent Liberals 53 Speaker 1 Not taken his seat (Lord Newport) 1 Double returns, vacant seats, &c, Cardigan, Thetford, Meath,) 4 Southampton > Total 658 PAIRED— IO4. FOR. AGAINST. FOR. AGAINST. Ashley, Hn.H. AVestenra.Hn.J.j Hillsborough ...
... Rev. Isaac Hughes, incumbent of Blaenporth, to the vicarage of Llandyfriog, with the rectory of Llanfairtrefhellgin, Cardigan. Rev. John Hancock Hall to the rectory of Keyworth, Nottinghamshire. Rev. S. L. Sainsbury to the rep tory of Beckington with S ...
... J. C. Ellice, Right Hon. E. EtwaU. R. Ewart. W. French, J. Grattan, H. Granger, T. C. Greenaway, C. Hughes, B. Ingestre, Lord Irving, J. Jones, J. Kerrison, Sir LyaiLO. Neeld, . NeelJ, John Os;&Iston, Lord Polhin, Captain Polling*on, Lord Thesiger, F ...
... ckmannan. - - - _ CAWDOR, Earl of. This is a branch of the house of Argyll, springing from Sir John Campbell, the third son of Archibald, second Duke of Argyll. John Campbell, Esq., was first elevated to the peerage of Great Britain as Baron Cawdor of Castlemartin ...
... discharged forthwith. RE JAMES GILBERT. The insolvent was a bookseller arid publisher, trading under the name of Gilbert and Grattan. His debts and liabilities were stated to be very large, while it was considered th ere was a quantity of assets which had ...