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... Napleton House, - Kemptey, she Mr Tree, acting on behalf of the Treasury, information laid Mr John , jun., so* citer ; WilUftro Bt!l, landlord of the Wheelwrights' Arm* ; and Mr. reporter. Higginbotton, was brought Worcester thia morning and takes to the Couuty ...
... Johnson; Mary's Chutxb, Cardigan, by the Rev Griffith Thomas, vicar, William Henry eldest son of William Haden, Esq., of Dudley, this to Matilda Ellen Jane, daughter of William Lane INoott, of Cardigan. Lately, at Ribbesford, by the Rev. John Fortescue, Mr. Alfred ...
... fraternity. The only son of Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., died on Wednesday of brain fever, after several days' illness. He was a fine youth, only 12 years of age. The illness of his son has caused the absence of Mr. Grattan from his parliamentary duties lately ...
... was wellknown figure London society, where the loss of his arm, which he parted with at Inkermann, served to render him conspicuous as a hero. He was a nephew of the last of the Cardigans, and a son of Mr. Henry Baring, the eldest brother Lord Revelstoke ...
... Fridat. EVIDENOE AGAINST HIGGINBOTHAM, TO-DAY. At the Shirehall, this morning. George Higglnbotham, commission agent, of Cardigan street, Birmingham, was charged on remand with having committed wilful and corrupt perjury his evidence on November 30, tbe ...
... capitals, he comes home from the Mediterranean by sea. Lord John Russell and Sir John Pakington. —Iv nominating Mr. J. M. Heathcote for Huntingdonshire, last week, Lord John Russell remarked that Sir John Pakington had imputed him factious motives— I might as ...
... apprehended. The Earl of Cardigan.—The Morning Post publishes a letter signed George Ryan, author of 'The Lives of our Heroes in the Crimea.' The writer intimates that he the person referred to as low hireling slanderer Lord Cardigan's recent letter, where ...
... nine in the minority. The two were Mr. Disraeli and Lord Henry Lennox. Among the nine were Mr. Adderley, Sir Hugh Cairns, Lord John Manners, General Peel, and Mr. Walpole. A remarkable illustration of the ticket-of-leave system was given at the Mansion House ...
... against Lord Lucan, Lord Cardigan, Sir Richard Airey, and Colonel Gordon, for their conduct the Crimea, was commenced on Thursday. The Board was composed of Sir Alexander Woodford, President; Earl Beauchamp, General Rowan, Sir John Bell, General Peel, M ...
... A LADY AND GENTLEMAN SHOT BY A BUTLER. SUICIDE OF THE MURDERER. On Saturday Mr. John Johnes, late County Court Judge for the counties of Carmarthen, Cardigan, and Pembroke, Chairman of the Carmarthenshire Quarter Sessions, and Recorder of the borough ...
... Yorkshire Testimonial to Lord Cardigan.—A handsome silver-gilt sword, richly chased, of the value of about guineas, has been purchased by public subscription in Yorkshire, as testimonial of admiration to the Earl of Cardigan for the gallantry with which ...
... Border Brigade is knowt as Penllyn, and is the property of Mr. John Corbett, M.P., for the Droitwich Division of Worcestershire. It pleasantly situated close to the sea, on the shore of Cardigan Bav and is about five minutes walk from the town Towyn. The ...