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... letter was seat Lord and Lady jointly. John Thomas, the witness, hod sworn that iu the presence of both was directed to take the letter to Lord Cardigan. Lord Wm. Baget knew that a letter to which was a party Lord Cardigan would come to his house on the next ...
... before. I he saw the defendant, Lord Cardigan, on the Sunday. I saw is, him come in. Arrangements had been made forme to be ife under the sofa in the front drawing-room, but before I or could be placed there Lord Cardigan came in. His lord. 'c ship afterwards ...
... idea obtaining money from Lord Cardigan 7—Before tlod 1 declare I hud not. bad not seen the witness till five ininiiies before the lime iu question, for twelve mouths. Hud you any iuieuiiou of making plum” upon Lord Cardigan your wife ?—On my ouih, before ...
... brought by Lord W. Paget against the Flurl of Cardigan, but the record was withdrawn by Loid P. inconsequence (as stall'd) the absence of material witness. letter was subsequently written to the Earl of Cardigan lA>rd Paget, charging the Noble Earl with having ...
... which latter battle, in a charge made by the 29th, he received a gun-shot wound in the left shoulder, which fractured the upper arm and cut tlirough the nerves and muscles of that limb. Hle received a medal for Albuhera. This distinguished officer became Mijor ...
... With reference to Lord John Russell's attack on the Lord Chancellor, he vindicated that eminent nobleman, and the selection of him for his high office; repeated Lord Lyndhurst's own explanation; anti rebuked the conduct of Lord John Russell and the Whigs ...
... Scott,** thus victoriously termiuaied tbe first great struggle fur the independence of 1 reland. Why were not Flood and Grattan indicted fur conspiracy in ? The English minister bad learnt a lesson from adversity. The colouies were lost, but Ireland ...
... IRELAND. THlE S TATE TRIALS I h The first witness exam~ined on the Irish trials 0on Tues the day morning was John M1'aguire, a head constable Of Po' nthe lice, who detailed somle of the occurrences at the Longford htic meceting. He proved that the Peasantry ...