... Justice Tindal and Special Juries.) LORD WM. P. Tr. THE EARL OF CARDIGAN This being the day specially appointed for the trial of the action brought by Lord Paget v. the Earl of Cardigan, to re- cover compensation in damages for alleged criminal conversation ...

... soli- citor to the Earl of Cardigan. formed by Mr. Hudson, office, that the cause, CEM] ARMING I (Before Lord Chief Justice Tindal and a special jury.) A Loughbrickland cor LORD WM. PAGET t. THE EARL OF CARDIGAN, quantity of arms had been This-cause, which ...

... Martyn Harke, B. A., James Robert Dunne, 8.A., and John Scott. 8.A., Trinity College, Dublin. Priests?James Booth, D.C.L., Thomas Cowan, 8.A., John Richardson, 8.A., Arthur Leopold Parker Snow, 8.A., and John ' Charles Wood, 8.A., Trinity College, Dublin. ...

... at the Devonshire Arms* Hotel, Bandon, for the purpose of considering the propriety of memorialiing the commissioners of her Majesty’s treasury not to remove the Customs establishment from Kinsale. Lord W. Paget and the Earl of Cardigan —The public are ...

... Luther. [No. 822—£2. 2*. PER ANNUM. LORD WILLIAM PAGET ». THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. Friday being specially appointed for this trial, which was an action by Lord Paget against the Earl of Cardigan for criminal conversation with the plaintiff’s wife, the Court of ...

... O'Reilly (of Kildangan Castle) and daughter, Henry Grattan, M.P., Mrs. Grattan, and family, Mr. James O'Ferrall and tie dauy Misses Mr. Tuite (of Sonna) and daughter, Mrs. Woulfe and T and Mr J. Grattan. Park.—The Viscount and Viscountess Beresford expect ...

... to pay: From Pembroke’s rock to Bangor’s creeks, St. David's Head to Cardigan, Of the havee of this Turnpike War the British Isles have heard again ; ’ Nor has the Law’s strong arm, as yet, a true specific hit on To quiet in his mountain hold this fiery ...

... being reciprocal to lender and borrower. k PAGET v. CARDIGAN. To ETHE EDITOR OF THE TIMNS. f ISe-As you were 'pleased to take some partial notice of e a letter which I wrote to the Earl of Cardigan on the 22d inst., and to publish his lordship's reply ...

... novuse.— pus and honorable Lady Mayoress entertained the followin ir studies accom- on Wednesday and Saturday Inst Ear! of Cardigan, the Earl and Countes: aly of importance ady of itself could Bevjolois Bury, the Lord Chancellor an brist were hid all Eliot ...

... Tna EARL or CARDIGAN.— Lora W. Paget charged Lord Cardigan with bribing. cr buy lug and sending out of the way, a witness named Waiter, whose evidence was stated to be material to the case of the plaintiff. To this charge Lord Cardigan repties :— I ...

... upwards forty men, all strangers, assembled on the lands of Hultinvoeii), near the ** Devil’s Bit,” the property Mr. John Meagher, armed with spades, and commenced digging up the land, and shouting for “Clare.”— The police came up and tho party fled, pursued ...

... record was withdrawn without his (the Earl of Cardigan's) knowledge. We (Standard) have received from Lord William Paget a letter, what to do with which we hardly know. The letter is addressed to the Earl of Cardigan, and, besides the complaint which we are ...