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... DEATH OP THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. Thursday morning, tho Earl of Cardigan met with a very alarming accident at his scat, Doene Park, Northamptonshire, under rather peculiar circumstances. During the previous night there had been encounter between hie lordship's ...
... ASSAULT OF ARMS On Wednesday the non-commissioiied officers of the Ist and 2nd Life Guards and the Royal Horse Guards, or Rlues,” exhibited their skill and prowess in an assault of arms at St. James’s Hall, London. The occasion, which had for its object ...
... of the Earl of Cardigan which took place some 27 years ago. Captain Tuckett, an officer in Lord Cardigan’s regiment, believed that his commanding officer had been unduly familiar with his wife and forced him to fight a duel. Lord Cardigan was tried before ...
... Colonel Cross, J.P. John M'Kinstry, Esq., Deputy Clerk of the Peace, having read the Commission, the following gentlemen were sworn on the Grand Jury Wm. Boyd, Esq., sen., (foreman), John Stephenson Riggs, James Gardner, John Hughes, John M‘Watters, Michael ...
... in the city of Dublin, and Ha/.lebrook, in the county Roscommon, Esq. trancis John Howard, Esq., youngest son of Thos. Howard, of Ulasnevin, in the count of Dublin, Esq. John Norwood, Esq., eldest son of Benjamin Norwood, of Nelson-street, in the city ...
... Church of England Family Newspaper Paics Oss Pbwkt. UR. GRATTAN, DENTIST, 11. COLLEGE SQUARE. EAST. BELFAST TTTSrrS ARMAGH PROFESSIONALLY. V on the First Tuesday of each Month Address—THE BEBESFOED ARMS HOTEL. DICHARDSON, BROTHERS. & CO aOEICtLTUftALCBKMUTt ...
... up sr ram.thed. Frames gilded, fe.. fe. ESTIMATES FURNISHED. MR. GRATTAN, DENTIST, COT.I.F.OE SQUARE, EAST. BELFAST, ITiSITS AHMAOII rROFESSIOKALLT. .n th, Tok«dat Month. >a,ire«.-THE ARMS HOTEL. ...
... SIR JOHN FRANKLIN S EXPEDITION The letter of which the following is copy, from Lady Franklin to Mr. Grattan, dated June 8, was received in Boston, by his son, by the last steamer : IVar Mr. Grattan.—l know your aoa kind lutcron in ull that concerns the ...
... parties concerned, were devoid of interest ; John Coomdly, farmer, the suit of John Griffith—no opposition. John Gribbin, farmer, at the suit of Hugh Kelly—opposed Mr. Quin. I’atnck Connor, dealer, at the suit of John and Arthur Mercer—.opposed Mr, Atkinson ...
... THE LIFE JOHN CURUAR. tserrmo n skt jorar wmiutT, Wednesday evening, the Inetant, the Her. Jobs MtohaT, T.L.8., lectere iba Armagh Netoral History and So* okty** Houaa, the Mall, before a crowded and respectable anidicncet The Benjamin Wade, rector, (ha ...
... THE PURE BRED SHORT-HORNED BULL. “LORD LYONS, THE PROPERTY OF MR. JOHN GILLESPIE will Serve a limited number Cows this Season, at LISLOONEY. FEE . 2s. Gd. Lord Lyons was bred by Mr. John Gillespie, of Lislooney. and got Lord Lyons, the property U.obert ...
... THE PURE BRED SHORT-HORNED BU LOB D LYONS,” The property op me. John qillbspib will Serre A limited number .of Cow* thi* Seaton, LISLOONEY. FJ{E. tt. Lord Lyon® was bred by Mr. John Oillaapl®. of Lialooney. and got Lord Lyon*, the property of tLobort ...