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... Lord Wm. Paget, on the subject of the action which has been brought by him against the Earl of Cardigan. The libel was in the following words : — Lords Cardigan and Wm. Paget. — Without any desire to prejudice this case, which Lord Wm. Paget says he intends ...
... former the ever-onsusing ones of the per stately John Philip Ksemble, and Isis no less stately sister, Mrs. fliddons : Pon5 KRUELSt AND SIDifONS. iof The late facetious Jack Bannister used to relate of John ity. Phailip, that, walking Wvith hint once in ...
... and taking the arm of a tall personage in a stylish Taglioni, walked out of court. Loud W. Paget and the Karl of Cardigan.— The public are already aware that the action of crim. con. brought Lord William Puget against the Karl of Cardigan is to tried in ...
... Trustees—The Rev. John Hutchinson, to the Perpetual Curacy of Blurton, the diocese of Lichfield (200/.), vacant the dentil of the Rev. John Blunt: patron, the Duke of Sutherland.—The llev. C. R. Muston, the officiating Minister of St. John's Chapel, Monlsham ...
... Mr. John Hole, Westbury, Somerset, for the best stallion. St to Mr. Richard Stratton, for the best fat ox, short-horn breed. to ditto, fur the best fat steer, short-horn breed. to John Jarrett, Esq. for the best Sussex boar. EXTRA STOCK. to John Jarrett ...
... manufactory of Mr. H. F. Tamer, of St. John-strect-road, Clerkenwell, London, was de- yaoyed by fire on evening, causing a loss estimated at patiy 10,0002. Most Horriste ruffians named Fellows, Robert Purslow, John Perry, and Daniel Webb have been fully ...
... recover his Majesty proved fruitless. The venera'.ile Lord died Monday, at the advanced age ot 'J». His Lordship entered tbe arm) in 1794. and particularly distinguished the Peninsular war. His Lordship is succeeded in his estates his nephew, Mr. Graham ...
... nobility, the physicians to the Qom% gni ithaMast eminent of the rase ity..—Beld la tattles at 1.4 12e. ed. end 20e. ease, by John Freeman, 13, ; Beltran and Co. Ntunreens, Trion, and Cheltenham ; Freesia and Presser, Lea. Needham, sad Benktilouceste, ; ...
... with arming the Iligbatreet. at I esl too-rain.— awn of LIU. to hoop the yearefaf Six Haantllo.—Jrrates Brown was cbarged by P. C. Henry Karon.. with begging Catubray. at commit:a in Nortelrech for I goys to herd ANOMER MIDNIGHT DISTUIHIER. —John woo charged ...
... Archbishop Ussher, Berkely, Adam Clarke, Wellesley, Wellington, Burke, Boyle, Swift, Sterne, Goldsmith, Sheridan, Hastings, Grattan, Foster, Curran, Flood, Bushe, Yelverton, Hutelison, Plunket,Sheil, Jebb, Browne, Loftus, Sloane (Sir Hans), Castlereigh, ...
... daughter arsenic and of death was pass«d upon her. Lord Cardigan and Lady William Paget.— Friday having ban fixed for the trial of the action brought Lord Wj|- liam Paget agaiust the Earl of Cardigan, tor alleged criminal conversation with plaintiff's wife ...
... summoned in the case of Lord William Paget against the Earl of Cardigan need not remain. The Record has lieen withdrawn.” Mr. Serjeant Clunneil (one of the Counsel for the Earl of Cardigan) here entered the Court, bringing with him very bulky and heavy ...