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... THE TRIAL THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. THE EARL OF CARDIGAN Tuesday being the day fixed for the trial of the Earl of Cardigan on the charge of feloniously shooting at Captain Harvey Tuckett, line of carriages was be seen opposite the House some time before half-past ...
... and flowers, elegantly chased, surrounding three shields, one of which bears his lordship's arms, and the other two the following inscriptions : — To Lord John Russell, the Minister of the Crown, and the Representative of the People, the enlightened, ...
... win the second division and reap the rewards that go with it” Three Herts players had the misfortune to lose 2 John Aylott (Buntingford) John Wells (Watford) and Tony Melton (Waltham Cross) yet one more winning double from any one of them would have been ...
... Gd. and 6s. Gd. respectively. She said the cook’s name was Macer. —John Clark, 13 years of age, employed by Mr. Grattan, said that on the 28th Sept, he took some boots, by Mr. Grattan’s direction, to air. Addison, Church Fields, Broxbourne. In consequence ...
... Peter Casey of Canon House Hitchin who was not injured Man put duck up cardigan A HERTFORD man who admitted stealing a frozen duck and three steaks by putting them up his cardigan was fined £50 at Hertford Court on Monday Barry Pearson (40) of Pur-liss ...
... four weeks ago John Brown (Arnolds ABC) struck another first in the Letch worth Open The event was fished on the Great Ouse at Felmersham near Radwell where John snatched victory in the last half-hour by landing a 4 lb 2 oz bream John collected £1 15 ...
... preceded by the great officers.of state, the Duke-of Wel- lington bearing the sword of state, entered the House, feaning upon the arm of ais Royal Highoess Prince Albert. Her Majesty having taken her seat, by her royal com- mand, the whole House, which presented ...
... through the Market-plaer, pM Al p.„i f„A, labourers, of Widlord when dog sprang her Itom Mr. Grattan dootwar, , , for trespassing ill search of game and caught her the arm and tore her picket, but the )and ld f ordi belonging to Mr. C. J. Phclips, thickne-s ...
... Auctioneer »nl Appraieer, iiitchm and Baldock. A-aA-*|HVTIOS W Rt.'H Col CoCRT JCDOS. —Mr. John Johnee, late eonnty court judge for C-»r--rnartheo, Cardigan, and Pembroke, chairman of tb** Carmartbenahire Uaartcr S*-*«ionv, and r»-c-*rrter of th»- of ...
... last. Lord Cardigan is reported have institutedi legal proceedings against the Times for libel ; and agains the Freeman's Journal, for publishing a letter signed Captain Outall, which said, in what was meant for satire, that Lord Cardigan had volunteered ...
... ire. Wilts, South John Beuett, Esq., »f ??t bouse, and (t) Han. Sydney Herbert , half to tb« &rl of Pembroke. Winchester. W. Baring. Esq , and (t) J. B. E»*t. «q. Windsor. —John Ramsbottom, Esq., a banker in tbo town, and Sir John Beauvoir. Woodstock ...
... Sheriff then put the resolutions, which were carried unanimously. The Meeting was afterwards addressed by Mr. J. Grattan, M.P. Mr. H. Grattan, M.P. and'seve, ral other gentlemen. Various additional interesting resolutions were passed, after which, The vast ...