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... of Y., It and Lientenabt Colonel Lenox, Sir Premix Burdett and Mr. John Paull, the Marquis of Lon.lond,rryni•d ever-sloriens Grattan, the bestof the girsid, sod the Earl of Cardigan —he of the Light gale • awl Captain Harvey 'Puckett toed the creases ...
... Pat, Home•rule has had Its Innings See how the game has gone. Much has been said of John itull's sinning', But not so muc of Paddy's winnings, Through partnership with John. You tell us, through that famous seer. Orator Butt, Q.C., Irish Press-laws are too ...
... comics, placed two behind the carrier-bag under her arm and her boy had two. I could not have put them under my ' thingamv ' they would not have got there. Mr. Hazzard: the 'thingamy' you mean cardigan ?— Yes. Mrs. Parker then explained that she handed ...
... the parsonage. THZ LATZ EARL OF CARDIGAN'S WILL—A contemporary gives the following singular details of the will of the late Earl of Cardigan. His Lordship has left 25,000 to Viscount Curzon, M.P., and £5,000 to the Hon. John Vivien, M.P., his executors ; ...
... cousin, George Stroud, and others. Belcher came up. They went into the Carpenter's 'Arms. Belcher paid for two pints of beer, and told them he had seen a man arm in arm with John Harvey's wife, and made allegations as to their conduct.. /George Stroud, ,labourer ...
... and District Darts League. Mackland Arms - A beat Three Sis.ers 6.0 at home. Away to Mulberry Tree. United Services Club team also registered a 6-0 win. Ot her results follows: Central 5. Mackkind were as Arms B I ; Rainham Social Club 2, Angel ...
... to Mr. Gladstone, who was referring to the Irish Parliament before 1782—that was, before the days of what they now called Grattan's Parliament. Sir Edward Clarke—that learned lawyer(laughter)— interrupted Mr. Gladstone bluntly, and said there was never ...
... left Chalfont, Iver, Denham, and Fulmer to his son John ; Raans and Stoke to Edmund; Hedgerley and lands to Drn; Horton and Stanwell to Sir Robert, ancestor to the Earl of Cardigan. It is probable that John and Edmund were his sons by his first wife, and ...
... Star. Wedge, from Stephen Brows to Thomas Vidioa; Kent Arms,' Sheerness. from George A. Coppins to Thomas,. Jude; Navy Arms. Sittingkeerne. from James Sills to Edwin Allen; Angel. Reinham. from John Sumbridge to Thomas Gulling; Saddler's Erma, Milton, from ...
... and Burrows Lea, Mere, said the bridegroom was Mr. Colley Edmund George Hume Grattan, son of the late Sir Edmund Grattan, H.B.M's Cousti-General at Antwerp, and Lady Grattan of 17, De Vere Gardena, Leaden. The bride's family have moided at Shore for the ...
... grandees and uuufnatesof the turf, 1 took my way about the course i° the paddock, and on the road thither I met the Earl of Cardigan and his lady, and they appeared to me to be in some annoyance at the m'~rrnage of some instructions which had been given ...
... wareboass, srtwito at 35, Jewry Street, Aldgate, stealing therefrom 300 bolos of cigars, the property of Messrs. H. T. Grattan and Co: John Pelham Cook, who killed hie wife at Shirley on Tuesday night, and afterwards committed suicide, wee buried at Southampton ...