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... Hornby, conveyed the equity of redemption to Robert Brudenell, afterwards Earl of Cardigan, by deed dated January 20th, 1663 ; whose grandson, George Brudenell, Earl of Cardigan, by deed, dated October SOth, 1713, sold the castle and honour of Hornby, with ...
... than fifty policemen, but not- withstanding this display of foice a mob armed with heavy bludgeons obstructed the sheriff's men, and ultimately compelled them to return to Cardigan. A large and representative meeting of publisher ■ and booksellers in London ...
... ITALIANS At Salford Assizes, on Saturday, before Mr. Jus j tice Brett, John Bernadotti, 21, Joseph Reston, 27, \ and Bartholomew Galgani, 36, were indicted foi the ; wilful murder of John Oldham, in Manchester, ou the Ist of February. A jury, composed one ...
... 4th inst. at Bridge Row, Levens, upon John Pooley, and was fined in the penalty jjf ss. 6d., and costs, 14s. 6d., which was immediately paid; and the said Robert Bindloss, David Lewis, Robert Philipson, and John Dick- inson, were also severally convicted ...
... Wood, the property of John Bradley, Esq., bamater-st law. Tbe case for for prosecution was ably conducted by T. H. Batsmen, Esq., of Halton Park, who poassaast foe right of shooting over foe ground; aad upon foe evidence ef John TT-rK-g, gamekeeper, aad ...
... occasionally; and Phoenix Park would be maintained as a royal residence. Mr. Grattan, in a very vehement and discur- sive speech, moved that the motion be rejected. He abused Lord John Russell's address as with- out argument, solidity, point, or interest; described ...
... Ulverston, on Saturday last, we have to re- cord two shipwrecks, the result of the some . T 5f.,, 8 l cho ? ner Vi*o, of Cardigan, (Mr. John Gillhead, master), was wrecked about a mile and a quar er from the Sand Hills, at the north end of the Is'e of Walney ...
... Thursday. The cattle train was formed of 20 trucks,convevii 270 beasts, belonging respectively to John Griffiths, farmer, of Forest Farm, near Cardigan : John George and David Thomas, also Welsh farmsrs. The cattle train left Newport at five p.m., and was ...
... the drill room at 7-15 p> undress uniform with arms and accoutrements company and carbine drill. All members ofthe* attending the ball on Friday evening must app«* tunics and waist belts without side arms. Recnus and Thursday evenings. Orderlies : L * ...
... imprisonment Both fines were immediately paid. Inspection and Review of thb sth Dragoon Guards.â On Monday, the Earl of Cardigan, Inspector General of Cavalry, inspected the sth Dragoon Guards, stationed at the Hulme Barracks, and expressed him- self ...
... present as imposing a front as possible, for the Frenchmen numbered full 1,400, completely armed, and provided with ample sup- plies of ammunition. The Cardigan and Pembroke vo- lunteers be placed in the distance, so as to conceal the paucity of their ...
... for mppted the allied force m to render A mtlcss for Arther operations. When we think upon the mormons power in its artillery arm that Bamtß km made manifest daring Ac past three months, Aa difficulty of effecting a landing A tbofceeof such batteries as ...