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... captain in Cardigan's regiment. One fine morning, a short while ago, he was late for stables, and being orderly officer, went to the colonel and reported himself accordingly, saying he had unfortunately overslept himself, whereupon Cardigan at once placed ...
... wife of Mr. John T Eccles, Walton-breck-road. Nov. 14, aged 5 years, John A., only son of Mr. Jas. Underhill. Nov. 14, Margaret, widow of the late Mr. John Evans builder, of Northgate-street, Chester. Nov. 14, at Ormakirk, aged Y7 years, Mr. John Roth- well ...
... parts.” The remarks of the noble lord were received with marked approbation. Lorp CarDIGAN AND THE llra Hussars.—The John Bull has published a statement relative to Lord Cardigan, founded upon a case, the alleged of which are briefly these:—A short time since ...
... DARING ESCAPE FROM PRISON.—A most daring escape was effected from Cardigan gaol at three o'clock on Tuesday by three prisoners of the names of William Davies, John Bradshaw, and John Clifford, the two former being under sentence of 20 years' transportation ...
... DARING ESCAPE FROM PRISON.—A most daring escape was effected from Cardigan gaol at three o'clock on Tuesday by three prisoners of the names of William Davies, John Bradshaw, and John Clifford, the two for. mer being under sentence of 20 years' transportatio ...
... Briton,' had her master and crew conveyed on board his vessel. SIR JOHN TYRELL AND THE MORNING POST.—A curious correspondence appears in the Morning Post of Saturday. It appears that Sir John Tyrell is stated by the Essex Standard, to have spoken of the ...
... Briton,' had her master and crew conveyed on board his vessel. SIR JOHN TYRELL AND THE MORNING POST.—A curious correspondence appears in the Morning Post of Saturday. It appears that Sir John Tyrell is stated by the Essex Standard, to have spoken of the ...
... pulpit railing and lifting his right hand, he described the nature and tendencyoftheHte to be performed John the Baptist, said, was emphatically John the Dipper Silence being imposed upon the people, he at once descended the steps font, and the three persons ...
... some interesting account of assembly Mr'John Scoble some Information on the Peace Congress at Brussels held in September last and read the resolutions adopted at the congress in favour of universal peace The Rev John Peters moved the first resolution approving ...
... cousin John Hare, stated that be had called on the Baroness, at the request of Sir John, to demand the restoration of the rings, and was told bad been returned. He, the same time, presented bill for Is. Bd. on account of some expenses paid by Sir John, when ...