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... FROM THE JOHN BULL OP 'THIS DAY* It the “cue” of our contemporary to merry ; for the Tories are in power. The following are bia exultations to-day. THE MARVELS OF TUB WEEK, Town Is fairly on wing as well as the game, and though parliament keeps few birds ...
... DIVIDENDS to made the COUNTRY. William Jones, Tregaron. Cardigan, batter dsiler, December lint twelve, at Arms lon, Machynlleth..Thomas Chamberlain. Rastgate, Lincoln, innkeeper, December l« eleven, at StandwelTs Hotel. Stamford.William Munton, Pletland ...
... circulated Brighton, that Lord Cardigan, at a ro s. -examined by Lord Cardigan hat your age—• private party hi* owo house, had add that, ‘as long bow ( g you in the service—aod how loog have you lived, neither I nor Capt. John Williams Reynolds bad troop ...
... Mtrk Blake, Esq., and George Bankes, Esq., be taken into tbe custody of the Sergeant Arm?, they not having attended to be aworn ia, the foraaer as member of the Cardigan, the latter as member of the Wakefield committee. INCOME TAX.—RIGHT OP PETITIONING ...
... is the son of Robert Earl of Cardigan, and Penelope-Aon, the second daughter of George John Cooke, Esq., Harefield Park, Middlesex, and he succeeded to the earldom, on the death of his father, in August 1837. Lord Cardigan's appbaranck at Drury-Lank Thbatrk ...
... verdict, the horrible practice, out of which this prosecution of the Karl of Cardigan has atiaen. ”It is contended tbut society could not be regulated otherwise than appeal arms in cases of offended honour; and we admit that there are points where human ...
... hour, when John Thomas came into the room noon the Earl of Cardigan came again. He was shown and said it was «» right, 1 might come out. I then lifted Lady William in the drawing room, where the same the valance of the sofa and got up. John Thomas told ...
... thing—is the wonder of finding the Timc» saying, that the country is disappointed that justice has not been done upon Lord Cardigan, words to that effect; and of considering his Lordship law breaker, and of bis premeditation, and his murderous propensities ...
... Matthews and!. Mstthaws. Wyaa. Dorset, common brewers John HUI and John Hill. pm. at. Martin at Oak, Norwich, grocers W. M'Tsgsart and James Martin, Bradford, York, diapers.. W, Wight end John Dewt, Cheltenham, J. B. Ctntairaaa4 P, BradttrMt, GrtrtU* ...
... can admit. Now let compare with these the English species of tbe tro per; similar only in the quantity of gewgaws and lace :—John, Hussard ia tall, thin, and ram-roddUh, with interesting tips for muttachios, and whiskers trim barber can maintain them. ...
... r), Heny Hawson, John Riley, Ashmore boy), and Samuel Evans. More or less injured—William Dainty, John Holcroft, John Bolton, James Naylor, Joseph Penman. Eli Monk, William Jackson, Richard Currie, John W ebster, Jomes Belshaw, John Mills, T ...
... was immediately opened upon it Lord John Russell, a fire well conducted as was the one which Lord John Hay recently opened upon the fortifications at St. Sebastian, and quite os successful in its effect. Lord John Russell never displayed bis powers and ...