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... CARDIGIN.—The death of the Earl of Cardigan has revived the memory of his famous trial. It Is the tidy occasion on which a peer hasbeen arraigned for felony daring the present century. The charge against Lord Cardigan was that he had on the 12th of September ...
... Llandegley, aud neighbourhood, in the county Had nor. Apprenticed surgeon at Hay, he afterwards became pupil of the celebrated John Hunter, and entered into the king's naval service the year 1750, r.nd that the Kast India Company in and went C«lcut;a with ...
... above the £3 paid into court. John Lowe v. Saone: Sioneoge.—Claim £3 Is. 6d. for advertirements Defendant, who is an advertising agent in London, did not appear, and his Honor gave judgment for the amount. George Nicholls v. John Hitelieeck.—An action to recover ...
... fracture and dislocation of the right ancle joint. John Haywood, senman, has sustained a fracture of the right leg and several severe contusions. Francis Robinson, seaman, fracture of the right thigh and right arm. The dislocation and fractures were all set ...
... M imulton's, SeMptoi,Loada-raed, Marble Stators awl other Sotlptares, previous to rim to the /loyal Academy EM _ abition. - JOHN BOULTOS, London Hoed, Coatis., the Public against sorer yer•ou hawking Stone Statuettes, saving they woe executed by nee, educe ...
... responsible to the last farthing. Lord Cardigan has given notice to Lord Panmure in the House of Lords that he denies in the most positive manner all that is charged against him in the Crimean reports of Sir John M'Neil arid Colonel Tulloch; that he shall ...
... London ' VV. and Mrs. Promenade from Banstead, Surrey j ' Anderson, Misses,/*. Watford Roden House , 7 Hawksworth, Arm.tage, Mr. and Mrs. mdorado Uoad Ashby, Mrs., fr. Tewkesbury 18,LansdoicnCreseent Bagshawe, Mrs. E. W. Miss Marj Bsgshawo ...
... tat the peg Ohne. P. -oirep.,—Thg cttamvilistitt tams tau iota Nt Aug. tl, at Oxford, is her Muth .ear. Elam, wile of Mr. John Smith, aad daughter of Mr. Meer, of Great Rosuengton. Aak. 11, at th; Britaanto Inn, aged Pt, Mr. Jolo.Cyde, A. at Leamington ...
... and defended the course be had taken.—.MeneAcakr E.raysixer. LORD MTN TO LORD JOHN 11 1 / 6 11T1.L. —The Morning Advertiser contains the following statement :— Levi John Russell and Lord Derby, although they have not had any recent personal interview ...
... judge you will prioete the Arm (beaideo profit the to only profit HUGHES CO CHELTONIAN CYCLE WORKS ST lamp belle oil i fie ' GEORGE HICKMAN ft ENGLISH & FOREIGN TIMBER MERCHANT ST TIMBER YARD CHELTENHAM NEW FURNISHING WORKROOMS JOHN LANCE & CO nuiwuliue Factory ...
... perfectly possible, and we only hope that that estimable and consistent politician, Sir James Graham, will also come in, arm-in-arm, with 44 unadorned Cobden. With the addition of Sir J. Walinsley, the advocate of Sabbathbreaking, and a sprinkling of ...
... Joseph Laverick, Shap, Westmoreland, tailor, July 9, John Smith, Oadby, butcher, July 11. John George Corte. Seal, Kent, agricultural labourer, July 6. Peter Gardener, Cheltenham, blacksmith, July 7. John Mayo., Sheffield, shoemaker, July 11. Thomas Barkinsaw ...