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... the modest, the sell-humbling, plain John.” In his condescending humility he had with title 1 he should have an opportunity of outshining Lord LyndhunUn the House of Peers t be the equal of Lord Btrouglmm Plain John was all very weU with it would bv no ...
... House of Lords.—Sun. THE EARL OF CARDIGAN AND LORD WILLIAM FACET.— In answer to the application from Lord William Paget to the Duke of Wellington, praying that the subject of difference between him and the Earl of Cardigan might undergo a searching military ...
... Ambassador, and a clever speaker, but is also a thorough dilettante, next him is Mr. H. de Burgh. In this box, also, Lord Cardigan has his seat, as well as the gallant and good-hearted Com- mander of the Roval Yacht, Lord A. Fitzclarence. The next box ...
... by one million of persons, should he forwarded to the Queen.—Mr. Grattan supported the motion, and commented upon the late speech of the Prime Minister. Ho said that the custom of John Bull was to insult and abuse. How long were the insults put upon them ...
... declaring it the possession of the other’s client. J John Thomas, valet to Lord W. Paget, deposed placing Winter under the sofa on the two occarions sworn to in Winter's evidence, and also Lord Cardigan haring called on the second occasion, and remaining ...
... agent. John Pearson, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Stafford, victualler.. John Turner. Mottram, Chester, licenced victualler. Richard at-on, Northampton, trainer of horses .. John Devcrcux, Adam street. New Kent road, frame work knitter. John Joseph Sanders ...
... money from Lord Cardigan. The defendant pleaded not guilty. Mr. Clarkson opened the case for the prosecution, and shortly stated the oiroumataneea attending thi case, in which the plaintiff had brongfat action against the Earl of Cardigan, for alleged criminal ...
... William gave hi ined in these taxe to Lord Cardigan in Lord William’s presence. Hlis lordship knew r final exami- Cardigan was degired to come on the Sunday at si Lord Will ns of money the house when Lord Cardigan came on the Saturd and went out shot to ...
... the body of that gentleman's milyson. aged Cll, who committed a determined act of suicide. John Lacklock, a servant at the Granby Arms, Hampetead-road, and Mr. John Goodwin, undertaker, Camden Town, deposed that they were passing Mr. Chantry's bowie about ...
... THE WILLS POROERY CAfIK-PI'RTMER OP BARBCR AND PLBTCUER. Swing died for Uto ritmlßUloo Ur, William Henry Barl/er. Ui« Arm of Barter ami li.rcham, , Blaclfnar*. ami Mr. ioaluia Flrtcter. of WalwortJ., on chancn ckfraiidinv foreroiafnt meai:* of forgodl ...
... Leman street, Goodman’s fields, venders of fire arms .John Winder and John Latham. Chorley, Lancaster, attornics law and solicitors. John Btay Robert Hobson, Almoudbury, York. cloth manufacturers John Palmer and William Ta>seU, ...
... Honn of Peon 1 He must be the equal of LordßroMhsml Plain John all very well with constituents, rustic gulls, but it would means answer to descend from the AttorMy-GenersUhip as ' ...