... and when near the Car digan s Arms he overtook the prisoners on the road Some conversation took place respecting 25., which it was alleged he owed the Cawthorns, and not liking their company he turned into the Cardigan s Arms inn, where he was followed by ...

... own happiness. Lord Cardigan Dublin. The Mercantile Advertiser contains the following curious statement The officers the 4th Dragoons Guards, stationed in this city, with view, as we. learn from a correspondent, to take Lord Cardigan (recently arrived ...

... the box first. Fatal Accident.—On Monday morning, an inquest was held at the Leeds Court House, before John Blackburn, Esq., on the. body of John Day, late of the city of York, waterman. The deceased was employed on board his vessel, on the 21st of April ...

... on the application previously made for the granting of certificates under the fiat of bank- ruptcy issued against John Swallow, sen., John Swallow, junr., and George Swallow, of Sowerby Bridge, corn-millers. The learned Commissioner paid a high compliment ...

... him of Ids pocket- l k ,*,,i.taniiim two £~> notes, six sovereigns, and two half _ ■.-«■[■*. i--ii>. The ostler at the Cardigan Arms corroborated J; \ -.latei-ieut, so far a- the stoppage of the parties at the ?? ?? at, and also -he fact of Smith being ...

... respectable men, both neighbours to the prosecutor, and strangers to the prisoners, who swore positively that they were at ihe Cardigan Arms when the pinies were there, and iliat Smith made the charge of robbery befoie ever he wei.t out of the house at all, and ...