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... differences but not of a personal character, between Lord Lucan and Lord Cardigan, and that, if there were any insubordination, it was on the part, not of Lord Lucite, but of Lord Cardigan. The learned counsel then proceeded to inquire whether the article ...
... made by the Vienna police agents to theirsuperiors : Lord J. Russell has walked arm in arm on the glacis with Prince Gortschakoff. CAVALRY lasrecrios.—The Earl of Cardigan is making a general inspection of the cavalry throughout the United Kingdom. MELANCHOLY ...
... EARL. OF CARDIGAN v. Cinizox This was a motion in the Rolls Court, London, on Monday, with reference to the value of a pm.- vice of plate to which the Duke of %colon& laid claim. His Grace is the grandson of George, fourth Earl of Cardigan, who was created ...
... dale), from Dams by Prince (1107). and Cardigan AT BRAEMAR. (12554 Lord Plymouth 014455)(by Mr Booth's Lord Albert, from the Royal Prize Cow Corinne), ircthe Sire of the In consequence of Mr HUNTER, of the Fife Arms Hotel, young calves, and at present in ...
... oommunity,—Stanford Mercury Saw AT CARDIOAN Jsm.—One morning last week the officials of Cardigan Jail had a frightful enoonnter with two desperate burglars, named John Stuart and Henry •Williams, awaiting their trials at the Asks. About six o'clock in the ...
... day, and four are still in a very precarious state, occurred on Friday at Cardigan. It appears that Mrs Evans, of Ilenbant, near Noyadd, bail taken a dwelling house in Cardigan for the purpose of residing there, and on Friday her furniture was being removed ...
... &mum UNION.—The John Bull one of the saloons, he bad seen the housemaids scrubbing on their knees, states that at the ordinary meeting of the English and the workmen sitting Church Union at Westminster Palace Hotel on in the velvet arm- chain looking on ...
... mere So commence at ha ba AVID Auctionecr. Dunkeld, 80th March 1872. ‘ R SALE.—The ver Promisin CARTING STALLION “CARDIGAN.” Cardigan is rich in colour, clean in tho with immense tx and action will be two years ohl in May pext, and stands 16h. 1 in. ...
... to which the majority of the jury might give a verdict. Mr Roebuck contended that the Government, now deprived of its right arm in the person of Lord Palmerston, had nothing left so entitle it to the confidence of the country. Lord J. Russell, after having ...
... there. When at Long Close. at John'. Hill, she was accosted by two young men ! one of whom clapped his hand on her month and struck her on the forehead, while the other took the money out of a reticule which she carried on her arm. The scoundrels then decamped ...
... ability, credence, valour in the field. LORD JOHN RUMMELL OR EDUCATION SCOTLAND, &C.—ln the coarse of his speech in introducing his resolutions on education in England and Wales oa Thursday night, Lord John Russell made the following remarks :— ln Bane ...