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... to otb'ct an erchango into the sth Draffooo tmards. of which Cardigan was Colonel-in-chief, and urg'd his Royal llighn-sa to refuse the application Now. those acts on the part the Karl Cardigan, with a view of injuring Colonel Calthorpe, disentitled him ...
... Carter and Son, the Arms, Camden Town* J. Swcasey, the Earl Grey, New North-road; J.Green- ; wood,‘the Red House, Chelsea; J. Hancock, late the Lyre-Arms; D. Deveuish, the Alfred’s Head, Newing*on-caus« way ; Mr. Ayley, the Rockingham Arms, H. the George, ...
... recommending it to the public ;—C. Carter and Son, the Brecknock Arms. Camden Town; J. Swcascy, the Earl Grey, New North-road; J. Greenwood, the Red House, Chelsea; J. Hancock, late of the Eyre Arms; D. Devenish, the Alfred’s Head, ; Mr. Aylcy, the Rockingham ...
... Repeal A*sortiiau was held In the Coooiliatio i Hell. The Lib enured the hall at one o’clock, and was received loud cheer*. John Primrose, Eeq., ex-J.P. in ihe Mr. read the proceedings last day of May T ask you read agaiu the eutrv .he book relative ...
... and trousers produced under his arm, and he gave him into custody. Mr. Maude asked him whether he bad any knowledge of the prisoner. Witness replied in the negative, and he had no business whatever in the hotel. John Johns, a countryman, said he lived the ...
... grocer and tea-dealer. Tyler, John, late of Kudduck’s-buildings, Skinner-street, Bishopsgatc, superannuated labourer. Solomon, Elias, late of Devonshire-place, Lisson-grove, Mary-le-bone, tailor, and dealer in fish. Guy, John, late of Hobert-street, Adelphi ...
... COAL B.—JOHN KNOWLES, MIDLAND RAILWAT.-Cuh priwik—WfcUucd, Uc. Mr ton; 80k- Ma >fc-; Bn*h«, I*a; Dertr Mua. iK. Oulu, 14a p ckahlrai.-No. I Oou, Midlaa* St. Stuin, H.W.; »«4atH«wlw »«» Wtui. gWOAL.—BICKBIT, mnTR, Oul,t>A; MWUM, Ma; mad Oo.*s Sabetsd uE ...
... Mr. John. Ship. Gate-street, Lincoln’s Inn-fields. Gibbons, Mr. John, King’s Arms, 87. Walworth-road. Squires, Mr. Jas., Dog and Stile, Barl-«t, London-rd., Southwark. Avery, Mr. James W., Queen’s Arms, 36, Weston-st., Bermondsey. Dav, Mr. ...
... Islington ; W hite Lion, Paddington; Southampton Arms and Red Cap, Camden Feathers Tavern, Waterloo Road ;at Garraway’s; and of Mr. Xjtxton, Holhnrn bars. Keonington,—Small Leaseholds Pilgrim aitu Cardigan streets, netting 1451. per annum.—By Mr. LAXTON ...
... having been given, The Sergeant at Arms said, Yeoman Uaher, call in James Earl of Cardigan. The Noble Lord was accordingly called in, and His Grace the Lord High Steward, addressing him, said— James Thomas Earl of Cardigan, you have been indicted for felony ...
... Fortescue, by Lady Louisa Fortescne. Miss Fraser, of Braelangwell, by Lady Anne Mackenzie, Miss Grattan, by Mrs. Henry Grattan. Mias Mary Grattan, by Mrs. Henry Grattan. Mrs. George Griffith, by Mrs. Macleod, of Macleod, Mrs. W. K. Grove, by the Countess of ...
... took place yesterday evening, at the Loudon Coffee-house, Ludgate-hill. Papers were read by the venerable John Williams, archdeacon of Cardigan, the Traces of the Ancient Britons iu London Hugh Owen, Esq., of the Poor-law Board, the Welsh Resident in ...