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... think of. Lord Cardigan said, Oh, that is very wrong of him. Then heard a whispering, and heard him again kiss Lady William, wish her good bye, and leave the room. Lord Cardigan was there altogether about two hours. As soon as Lord Cardigan had left and ...
... Throckmorton, by the Hon. H. Jemingham; Mr. Wyndham Knight Bruce, by the Vice-Chancellor Knight Bruce; Sir John Sinclair, on succeeding to his title; Sir John Richardson, on being appointed Secretary to the Order of the Thistle; the Marquis of Blandford, on his ...
... defendant (Lord Cardigan) that day. I saw him come intc the house. I was not under the sofa when he came. Lord XV. Paget had made arrangements with me that I should lie placed under the sofa in the front drawing-room, but Lord Cardigan came quite unexpectedly ...
... names be c.tn think of. Lord Cardigan said, Uoes Let that is very wrong ol him. I bun there whispering again. did not bear (he words, but be-rd him kiss Lady ill.am again. He wished ber good-bye, and iCIt the room. Lord Cardigan *at there over l«*o hours ...
... to Lord Cardigan. After lapse six or seven the Great Western Railway in the evening, will shipped Jays gave directions lawyer to bring action on board these vessels at the Bristol terminus, and delivereil against Lord Cardigan. Lord Cardigan did not give ...
... , by the lion. H. Jerningham ; Mr. Wyndham Knight Bruce, by the Vice-Chancellor Knight Bruce ; Sir John S.nclair, on succeeding to his title; Sir John Richardson, on being appointed Secretary to the Order of the Thistle; the Marquis of Blandford, on his ...
... of the driver, assisted by Mr. John Tyler, juii., stop them. When the carriage reached point opposite Gallabruii's European Hotel, a coloured man fortunately succeeded stopping the horses, and thus the President, Mr. John Tyler, jun., and the drirar, were ...
... on bleeding his Majesty, j words Liberie ! Egalite! ou Mori.' very ~ c 1 ,'.«- 1, ,„.ii on his arm. They could not recover from their ft f Charles John has been so long a King that gisFjJ that he began by being a mere hero, and that King that one cannot ...
... witness placed himself under a sofa in the back drawing-room with the aid of a person named John Thomas, valet to Lord William Paget. On that day Lord Cardigan came to Queenstreet as was expected. Its and Lady William l'aget were alone in the drawing-room ...
... above solictor, and John Lewis :—Lord George Bentick, the Earl of Eglinton ; the others against George Anson, Henry Hill, John Bowes, John Gully, Peter Clove, Henry Justice, William Crocford, William Henry Gregory, John Greatrex, John Bayley ...
... paid within Fifteen days thereof ASSURANCE ESTABLISHED A D 1720 John Clark Powell Esq Governor Sub-Governor Lestock Peach Wilson Esq Deputy-Governor Robert John A Arbuthnot Esq Esq Esq John Borradaile Esq Edward Esq Henry Cayley Esq Aaron Esq MP Robert ...
... Esq John Coope Esq Corion Esq William Davis Esq Emanuel Goodhart Esq Grace Owen Harris Esq ltd Esq Thomas Hodgson Esq James Horne Esq Robert Hugh Esq SirR Harry Inglis Bart MP Rd Lawrence Esq M Dorrien Magens Esq Dorrien Magens Esq John Esq MP John Petty ...