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... Intake le«d Cardigan, wl.i.li wa* vied No. at*. Penman *qaatc. I.u.d Cardigan lo stall land and l.wiy Paget HM’*. M liner come to the house on the mot nine the sth. and some arrangements were made shunt pi.v land tllian, went out when land Cardigan c*me, ttlieu ...
... Mnjcstv nml her royul ctmsort» family, ore'not expected nl Buckingham until after the ivess. the second bloir for the trad John t’reaoott Umght. in the room of H. Tf ...
... Lt.-Col. John Browne E. Acworth, M.D. Henry C Boisragon, M.D. I Henry Griffiths F. Mort Francis T. R. Ca lemon D. Robertson, Major Richard Wolseley. Clerk David George Thomas Plant and Hugh Hill, Colonel Heory Perry Edward B. Elliott John Allan. Cambray ...
... op—and yet be justified in stamping their brows the bunting shame of faction But (or crushing exposure of the pretence of Lord John RusaeU motion—for the indignant rending of the veil in wh-ch the faction the noble lord was obscured—we must refer to the ...
... extort money from Lord Cardigan. and that, to do this, the plaintiff bad attempted to NlCTlfite the woman whom he had sworn to love and cherish. It mu on atrocious plan concocted from the beginning. Lord W. Paget brought toed Cardigan to the house; he brought ...
... according to the Attorney ar General, has been a blaze forthe last nine months ; where- it fore then did hhe stand with folfied arms to gaze atthe con- fiagration? Where were the Castle fire-engines--where | ® was the indictment—and of the ex-officio information ...
... full; nearly all the ministers were present. LoaD WILLIAM PAGFT V. THlE EARL OF CARDIGAN..- In the new trial paper, the cause of Lord William Paget and the Earl of Cardigan stands No. 3s on the list. Wednesday next is the dlay appointed for the trial to ...
... M illian Manaell, and Aunt to John Packer, Fan., Tewkesbury, and Thouiaa Packer, Eaq. Feb. 2, aged ’JO. lkt the late Mr. John Mnith. and mother Mr. John Gough, Weatbury-on-Severn, Uua JO, Tewkesbury, aged 74. Mr. John Rloe, 6«h«r»a»; aaa married 17y2 ...
... ; and moved, by way of amendment, for select committee inquire into the state the law respecting penalties for gaming. Lord John Manners would not consent to wait till the confuted mass the law on this subject should be cleared. That was a u»k which might ...
... reet. Alt. Shearman, Trinity-place, cross. JOHN FOTHKRCILL, the elder, Selby, Yorkshire, apothecar)’, 0,27. at the Court of Bankruptcy. Leeds. Atts. and Co. place ; Haigh, Selby; or Ward and Co. Leeds. JOHN ROLFE, late of Uxbridge, coal and timber merchant ...
... above solicitor, and John Lewis: Lord George Bentinck, the Er.rl of Eglintoun ; the others against George Anson, Henry Hill, John Bowes, John Gully, Peter Clove, Henry Justice, Wm. Crockford, William Henry Gregory, John Greatrex, John Baylev ...
... Sun. THE STATE TRIALS. Dublin, Jan. 23.—The first witness on this day was John Maguire, a head-constable of police. His evidence related to the Longford meeting in May last. John Jolly, another head-constable, gave evidence respecting the meeting Mallow ...