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... of a Lady Kenmure at the castle. LORD W. PAGET AND THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. —The public are already aware that the action of crim. con. brought by Lord William Paget against the Earl of Cardigan, is to be tried in the Court of Common Pleas. It is to be tried ...
... shall be admitted as evidence against the delinquents. Any person having arms, is required to register them, also his name and place of abode ; and a Magistrate may search for arms the house of any person nho shall not do so. If a Magistrate or peace ...
... was said was absent on leave at Cardigan, was found missing. The whole body, however, proceeded to the beer-shop where he lived, knocked the family, and, although ihty were informed that the man in question was at Cardigan, they insisted upon searching ...
... . The country run over was upwards of thirl v miles. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. T * he Carmarthen hounds on Friday, at Morgan's Arms— at ten. Mr. Farquharson's hounds to-morrow, at Honeycomb- Thurs- day, at Bradford Plantation. Mr. Wyndham's hound, to-morrow ...
... which he stood. MAID sToN• SMUGGLING AFFRAY AT DOVER.--ThOinaS Ladd, John .Kingsmill, John Norris, Richard Collard, Richard Marsh, William Pagg , George Marsh, John Castle, and John Godden, were charged with a misdemeanour, in haying unlawfully, on the ...
... Ariehat ; Teazer, Rainier, Faru4FlLisine and Malvina, Alexander, Bay Chaleur. Dec. 16.—Constitutio n, St. John's, N.B. DEc. 16.—Arrd. Albion, Hicks, St. John's, iwoods, Young, Quebec. DEc. 16.—Arrd. Enchantress, Askero, out 101 days ; Orkin, Colquhoun, Cuba ...
... P. ibime iiauc.uie, B Blomfield, John Curling, Charles Delme lUdcliffe, Glamis.Charles Keauclerk John Crawley, William Exton, Joseph Sharpies, John . Lucas W Lucas, jun., Samuel Lucas, Samuel Allen, Jeftei y Lucas, John Oatward Henry Smith. George Conder ...
... burden, Captain John Crawford, belonging to Greenock, on the night of the 21st of November, when 18 out of 22 persons on board perished. The vessel immediately went to pieces on striking. The barque was bound from Granada for St. John, New Brunswick, ...
... of the three principal leaders of the United Irishmen before the Secret Committees of the Lords, and Commons, and from Mr. Grattan's speeches, shew what might have been done by a system of conciliation in Ireland, in the opinion of the persons, who from ...
... Chaireh-street. Lambeth wee proved last week, the being to his loud executrix. The property is worn under LOUD CARDIGAN AID LORD W. Platt?.—Lord Cardigan has addressed the following sou muse swains 7=-114—Lord William Paget having. yesterday. to re a Isar (copses ...
... ravelled and intricate. He found a disquiet and complaining people, and hoped to pacify them by exercising upon them the strong arm of the law. He must, by this time, have discoveted the truth of what a much greater statesman said, as to the moon-stricken ...
... a refugee, died a fe ago, from a sudden and unexpected illness. LAW BND POLICE. At the Nottingham Assizes William Vickers, John Binns, aged 24, Joseph Smith, aged 21, Bowers, aged 30, were charged with breaking in house of the Rev. Robert Meek, at Sutton ...