Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... . names of the Earl of Cardigan and ord WUiam Paget, and in which they statedtha't'a criminal correspondence had been detected by his lordship, in which the . name of Lady William Paget was associated with the Earl of Cardigan. The Noble Earl, who was ...
... Hood attempted to revive the old laws against the absentees; and in 1783, proposition for ditto by Mr. Grattan; both failed. *- In 1797, Sir John Vandelear proposed. in the Irish House of Commons, to raise an annual revenue of £240,000 by a tax on the ...
... Paoft andtiu Eari, of Cardigan. —On Friday last, the grand jury of the Central Criminal Court returned true bill against the printer the Ayt newspaper for libel the character of Lady Wm. Paget, connection with the Eggl of Cardigan. The Dial, it is expected ...
... THE ElARL OF CARDIGAN. A -On Friday last, the grand jury of the Central Criminal Court returned a true bill against the printer of the Age 1 fnewspaper for a libel on the character of Lady Win. Vaget, 1 in connection -with the ErVl of Cardigan. The trial ...
... To give, for love of auld lang syne, The memory of Barns. While courage fires the Briton's soul, While freedons nerves his arm; While country's love his hopes controul, Friendshigs his bosom warm: While woitb and wit shall lustre shed, O'er the soul that ...
... Application to I ies M/r. JOHN HOPE SHAW, Solicitor, nea Ids, 14. Albsion-Street, Leads. A ?? Mr. JOHN HOLMES. en Monday, thre iventy- a1fol l s, eventehriNovesslber, 1843, at Six ?? in the Birening, St the A si' House of Mr. John Sheard, the Fleece Inn ...
... pulled from a large stock he had under his arm, and presented to the Queen, from which her Majesty selected a copy of a sporting paper and another.—Observer. LORD CARDIGAN AND THE PREES.--It is stated that Lord Cardigan has instructed his law agent to apply ...
... Messer. «. st St Mary's, BHdliogtsa, by lbs Rsv. J. Banks. Mr. John Taylor, miller, to Elisabeth, daughter isle Mr. A- Mann, gardener. Nov. 4. Pickering, by the Rev, Jobs Poosooby, M.A., Mr. John Wrighison. (anuer. Kirby moo raids, to Mies Saiab ugh. eldest ...
... the crew waded on shore. — Manchester Guardian. Effects of the Sliding-scale upon the Shipping Interests. —A short time back, John Cobbold, Esq., of Ipswich, who, it is well known, is an extensive shipowner, directed his agents at Dantzic to purchase a quantity ...
... Fund. SUDDEN DEATH AT YORKt.-An. inquest was that held on Friday isight, before. John Wood, Esq.. at the Elephant, I arid Castle, Skeldergate, on View of thle body ofMr. John.Haxby,., tiger wlsitesmnithI, who had died suddenly the preevious niglat, In 6onqe- ...
... Isaac Tomiinson, John Linsley, Mary Ann Hardy, Joseph Croo-e*, Robert Stead, David Windlc, Elizabeth Fawcett. and John Medex ; together with ELEVEN UWELLING-HOUSi-'S in the Court behind the above, occupied by Mr. John Lat-ey. John Turner, and others ...
... Hcniv 11. are. lii|. ■ - • !, M.-ler.n.K.C.B. Lewis Lloyd, Esq. i--. inn \bii.i:..itt. John Masterman, Esq- JLP. Ma hall, Alderman. Thomas Gage Sebright, Esq. rer— JOHN IInWE'.L, Esq., 9, Regent Street and llut- land Gate. - . r.-I'HEDERICK SALMON, M.R.C ...