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... of Beauchamp Is expected few days Biighlon. A party is a«*erabvd Deane Park, Northamptonshire, to meet the Earl I Countess Cardigan. The .m--panv at,frreseot c»'n«isis of the Duke of Cambridge. Augusta Baring. Cnh-nel and the IiJJO Mrs. Anson. Lord sod ...
... Horse ArtiU Irr\. PowU 60th Rirtes. William PsckenKam, John Butler, ( apt Thomas O’Grady. Lieut Col ScarKtt Dragoon Guards, R O'Grsdy. Si as-Robert Harty. Bart. John Kingston James. Bart. DL, I *»her, John Kennedy, Robert Fergarson, Bart. MP. W K Hamilton ...
... Ban, Iwae Butt Bat). Aldarman, Sir Berea, feed Iftfahoo. Joaeph Coarper. Ear. Sir John Jtmn, Ban, Wfflton Henry. Car. Hrnr* Smith, Far. Chlulcy Coma. Earn A Ufroy. Ear John Oeorae. Bar. Captain Taylor, are Jam*, ffana Haßiiiton. Eaq. FF, Tboanaa, Ear, Groean ...
... conferred on the following gentlemen Jamrr Fillprrald Orepp, Edward Georpe Josea. Brnrp Parceetl, Berry Denny, Andrew Bell, John Finoerly, end Alelaoder Matbew Pollock. And the order of priori hood the Ree. Henry Pry, Her. Nieholae Wkiieeloae, Bee. Artknr ...
... B«awell ( John Goldni !. George alii a, flimaH Richard AtkiatOD, Cmper, ant Luke Carr, Baqra. Cooitt Joar.—William Worthlogfoa, B«q., (F.»r-*m*o); Robert Ghee. Darra O*borne, A«- lcm«. WiUiam A H«y«a, Michael N »tt, Robert rk n«. Samuel Parker. John Robioeon ...
... miles of Kilmallock, four o’clock in the morning, by doxen armed men, wbo commanded them to drew up end deliver their money! The fire arms were presented at both aides of the car, and one of the armed gang stood the horse’s heed, whilst his comrades robbed ...
... woald they aot oncer agaia wkaa wasted ; cod they replied yea Bo waatad to come rrated, bat it waa with repeal card airbed armed.” And thor, owtiaoed the Soiidior Grorrrl, Mr. O'Cooarll alwayr qadided hie eipreaatoac whra rpaaklag. J illy raid did ant ...
... taking piece, there will Marting of the Tble Bran* - By Order, 8. J. PIGOTT, tWEE, BART. THB LATE SIR JOHN Published, A PORTRAIT of the Let* SIR JOHN POWER, But., Kilfane, lo hit HUNTING DKEBB, Wilh Figure of •• REVELLER.” • faeoHle P«K y HouaJ of (he ...
... early hour war much crowded. Before the Lord Chief Justice took his seat, aeaeral of the special jury io the caae of v. Lord Cardigan appeared In c »urt, when they were informed the Aaw*ciafe that their attendance would not required to-day. cause which would ...
... not coder sofa named John Tbomay AJkr 1 lain down draw vatlaooato. I could not unless by lifting vallsnea. I remained under sofa nearly wne boor, when John came mod told maltwsaall right, I might come out (laughter) Lord Cardigan nod Lady Paget having ...
... drßcally woe eerily obviated tbeoßerrt of the army ead anvy, the hoaeehotd, depa'y liraieaenti, Ac., placing crapetpand the left arm ; but not with thorn who were drnaaad la claret coata, with Meal bnUoet, while eUk ateaUage. ke-Ghto. Dunn or A Gallaot Sailob ...
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