... hruughvhy Lord W. Paget against the Karl of Cardigan, bnt the record was withdrs*n by Lord P. consequence of (as slated) the absence of a mate* rial witness. A letter was subsequently written to the Karl of Cardigan by Lord Paget, charging the \oble Karl with ...

... the Bar of Cardigan and the Marquis of Exeter. Geddington there was a triumphal arch, &c. At Weldon the royal party again changed horses. Here arch of very tasteful construction was erected. It was gaily decorated with evergreens. At King’s Arms, where the ...

... secretary of legation. The Archbishop of York, the Eaj I of Ripon,.Lord Stanley, the Earl of Shrewsbury, and the Earl of Cardigan, are amongst the stewards for the approaching dinner of the City of London General Pension Society, which the Marquis of ...

... the tender mercies of these took flo the execution’ of hie Among the ances afew nights experienced tde with arms, and occasionally force er arm at ae dé, aux Champs Ell; sees Was announced are tO. prov: o the no small discomfiture of the gang, on essts ...