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... Not Guilty. The Serjeant at Arms then said, Yeoman Usher, call in James Thomas, Earl of Cardigan. The noble earl having been placed at the bar, The Lord High Steward, addressing him, said, James Thomas Earl of Cardigan, you have been indicted for a ...
... occupation pf William Simms, John Cousans, and Richard Pas- poe, consisting of two rooms on the Ground Floor, and two Bed-rooms. LOT V. A small HOUSE, adjoining Lot 4, and, if desired, Will be sold therewith, in the occupation of John Crowle. LOT VI. Three ...
... /.MALTSTER'b ARMS, LOSTWITHIEL. FTMO Ije-XBT, with immediate Possession, i ■-■- J£M'k*dy-Day, all the above PUBLIC- HOUSIfc'f J J For a view, apply to Mr. T. Parkin, the present Tenant ; and for further Particulars, to B. Wright, Bodmin. Bth February ...
... prepared to avow the language imputed to Mr. Grattan. A meeting accordingly took place ; and, on the signal being given. Lord Ixmdonderry ret cited Mr. Grattan’s fire, and then fired in the air. Mr. Grattan expressed himself perfectly satisfied, and the ...
... the thief left on the table a diamond pin worth 60 guineas. Fearful Scene at Cardigan Gaol. — Attempt lo Murder the Turnkey. — On Satuiday morning the officials of Cardigan gaol had a most frightful encounter with two des- perate burglars awaiting their ...
... After touching on the different Boards in Ireland, the speaker dealt with the police, men all armed to the teeth and trained by military drill. Under Grattan's Parliament Mr. Burke showed that Ireland flourished, but from Pitt's Act of Union to the present ...
... t with a wise, a liberal, and an enlightened toleration. Mr. Grattan presented the Catholic Petition to the House of Commons Tuesday and a short discussion look place upon it.-L Mr. Grattan thinks that the Veto, or some oilier equally efficient measure ...
... with/ -. T „ v ._ R 5 John Tavler 6)L fl n - nJ- An 11 ! 2 double Houses.. $ J ° ?? ' E q - J John llit'cbii.s 23j P* 1 fl °| J °°|° 00 ( ?? ,7 ) 15 Inn at Lauehcad Mess. Rundle & Co. P >. Kdgecombe Ciil !o£ 0 1 010 2 63 0 0 (John R.i.-.cile 2-1 _ 19 ...
... Lowther, of Cardigan, of a son. On the 21st ult., at the Elms, Mount Pleasant, Swansea, tbe wife of Capt. J. R. Williams, of a son. At Grade, on the 26th ult., the wife of Mr. John Dale, of a son. At Padstow, Dec. 29, the wife of Mr. John H. Tremain, ...
... held them at arm's length, and retired slowly, lighting and defending the trumpet major until de- prived of his weapon by a shot. This is no rhodomon- tade, but plain fact, as recorded in the Gazette. Lieut. Alexander Bobert Dunn, of Cardigan's boys, was ...
... Purcell, 9th Lancers ; for acts of bravery performed by them in India. General Ixolis. — The Queen has commanded that Colonel John Eardley Wilmot Inglis, „_d Regiment, he promoted to the rank of Major-General, for his enduring fortitude and persevering gallantry ...
... H A LL— At Ge .rgia, Towednack, the wife ef Mr. John Hall, of a son. IRKLAND— At George-street, Truro, April 28, the wife of Mr John Ireland, of a soc. JOHNS— At St. Ives, the wife of Mr. Francis Johns, of a daughter. L Y,£^. -A t B ? ri 'ipper, near ...