... Stalluion and Little Oakley the property of the Earl of Cardigan, with nets and bludgeons, fur the purpose of taking game and rabbits. Mr. Humrnfir having stated the case; it was proved by Lord Cardigan's gamekeeper and two of his assistauts that about ten ...

... British commissioners found that the highlands to the south of the St. John were those 'which were named in tite treaty; the &mtrican commissioners went on to the norm of the St. John, upwards of one hundred miles beyond the point at which the British ...

... exemption from rates. FEES TO THE COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. Lord BROUGIIAM then presented a petition from an individual, named John Lowe, an inhabitant of the city of London, paying £200 a-year reut. Mr. Lowe said, that he had been requested by certain of ...