... »xford-street the •vetk before last. never walked arm-and-arm with Lord William Paget. netcr smoked arm-and-arm with him m the street. I smoked on one occasion when walking with Lm. was not arm-aud-arm with him ...

... pave roe note fur Lord Cardigan. She gave In Lori William’a presence note also given me ».y oa Sunday morning. Lard William was there. Lord W Liam knew Lord Cardigan to come there o’- lock. d>d not know the time what Lard Cardigan came for. know he was ...

... Orsini, Mr*. H. Grattan ; GubetU, Mr. Walton ; and Borgia, Mad. Eugenia Garcia. After which FELLOW CLERK. To conclude with the Musical Burlesque Spectacle, called THE MAGIC MIRROR; or, The Hall of Statues. Principal characters Mrs. H. Grattan, Mr. Paul Bedford ...

... v»»t U. lUdooHrtd that »• foundalmn. rro w«» L* deirstad more than application I’arliament for ad.lftio »w«r», founded local Arm. To to extraordinary measure*, .*ulftcient peralraa the They, therefore, take their tuce, rely on the ordinary nistr ti»ou l ...

... Gmldhsll.) LORD WILLIAM PAGET ▼. THE EARL OP CARDIGAN. At si'tiugf i‘>« Court, Mr. Talfooro he was inatructed »pply to Lordai.ip 10 day for the trial of an aclon troui.hl Lord Wm. Paget t. the Earl of Cardigan. His eirued Friend Sir Ti.omae Wilde was with ...

... great laughter, and jet that humorous expression is changed Into sort of assignation meet again for outbreak and massacre. John Taylor, also constable, and of the lowest grade, is the next witness. He, not having taken any notes, afiects to give one or ...

... examination at half-past two—John llelb-n, Newton, Dorset, final order at three—T. moke, of Brighton, floal order at half-past two—W. L. Martin, of llirhoaond, Surrey, Huai orde* at three. Before Mr. Commissioner Merlvale.—John Jakes, of Petorborough. insolvent ...