... minutes after I had placed him, Lord Cardigan called. Lord William was in the house when Lord Cardigan called on Saturday; he was in the drawing-room. I can't say if they met. Where Lady William was when Lord Cardigan called I don't recollect. I showed ...

... also bear the arms of Lytton quarterly in the first quarter with his own family arms, and that such surname and arms may in like manner be taken and used by his issue; such arms being first duly exemplified according to the laws of arms and ...

... ;did not see Lord Cardigan sit in the easy chair in the drawing-room. I knew that Lord W. Paget had on the Saturday gone to Bryanston-square. Lord and Lady W. Paget went on the Saturday night to the Opera. I understood that Lord Cardigan was to send them ...

... Jersey, and Cardigan; Lords—Macdonald, W. Graham, Sussex Lennox, Alfred Paget, Adolphus Fitzclarence, Maidstone, Seaham, Curzon, Glamis, Strathaven, Henry Lennox ; Count Kielmansegge, Hon. G. Berkeley, M.P. Sir Bellingham Graham, Bart., Sir John Burgoyne ...

... boats, rudder, sails, and two men overboard, having encountered very severe weather. 24.—The Charlotte Ann, of and from St. John's, for Philadelphia, was totally lost on the north side of Grandellman, near Dark Harbour, 13th inst.; crew saved. The Ermine ...

... against him if he did no t. The insolven t final order. .. I'MaLVEN TD EBS'COURT, Feb. 26. IN RE JOHN HALL. opposed by Mr. Nichols, for Messrs. Druce Tillie insolvent, in admitted th at r his y arr o es a t was a friendly proceeding ...

... time from the leader of the government, were contained these words— Will nobody stop that madman, Grattan? Nobody did attempt to stop the demands of Grattan; and the revolution of 1782 obtained for Ireland those rights which she laid claim to. Gentlemen ...

... the evening talked of the might which slumbered in the nell and his counsel cited the opinions, not of persons in peasant's arm, of the hundreds and thousands who atpower, or holding any official or legal authority, in support tended that day at his call ...

... neither connection nor atake in this country, and were therefore selected to decide Il lion her fate-when we consider the armed force of the Minister, added to his power and practices of corruption- W hen we couple these things together we are warranted ...

... in Ireland. Not one boon would they have obtained from the Tory minority by whom Ireland was governed, had they folded their arms and remained quiet. They had given them a commission, but he had expected that some result would have come from it before that ...