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... the Earl of Cardigan were the result honestly expressed of information fairly obtained the time, and that the statements in them relating to the conduct of the Earl oi Cardigan were in all substantial matters, as it appeared from Hkrl Cardigan’s affidavits ...
... in the lB feet Ion 11 feel liigb. arms with fringed banners, altemaie red and white, inscribed Neive.’, Neville.*’ 3rd.—Garden Piece with red parrot*, IS feet Ion bv II feel feet lone hv f(H>t liieh. Hack of arms, &c., the words Saldinanca.” Waterloo ...
... THE EYHB BANQUET at SOUTHAMPTON. Mr. Edward John Eyre, late Governor of Jamaica, was entertained the Mayor and a number of the inhabitants of Southampton on Tuesday evening. At five o clock address, signed by about 1,000 persona, was presented Mr Evre ...
... DartfoN. —Pittt Saaetoxe, Fxa. 27.—Before Sir r. H. Dyke, Bart., Col. Wheatley, and W. Arbathaot. Eeq. John Casey, labourer, was charted with asaanltiag Ann Baker, Crayford.oe the Itth Pehrusry. This eharge octof drankea quarrel, which freqeeetlj oeeers ...
... Ann Hargraves said that Moulton came to the Earl of Cardigan, on the Brook, at about half-past six or seven o’clock last evening. Craig was with him. Moo’ton was can yiag the roll of print under bis arm, and asked witness to go to the pawn-house” with It ...
... ter Hjrr;» Abbot. K : ng‘- Arms-yard, Moorgate-street. merch*rr —George Je. :i«. Hex r. Old-town, water-proof leather irauufacturer—Fdward I>. m* riiorch-court. Clemeni’»- : ai»e. overchsnl—Fr*nci*s Devil’s-budge. Cardigan hi t* keeper—\ Walker. 1* c ...
... rnriilian name and of and olli.e, John Lord Keane; Henry, Biougham and V.ux, John Singleton, Lord Lyndhurst; Henry, Ma-qu„ of Lanwlowne, lord president of the council. See. .an . ow say . Conr lordship? Is James Thomas, Earl Cardigan gurlty of ibis felony whereof ...
... aud W. 11. Nicholson, Esq. John Smith was brought up as deserter from the Royal Marines, and was sent to head-quarters, Chatham. ROBBERY. Charlotte Baker and Charlotte Driver were brought on remand charged with robbing John Brown, private in the 85tb ...
... January, at Chatham, from the person of John Brown, soldier in the 35th regiment. John Brown said that on the evening in question they were at the Earl of Cardigan public-house. The prisoner (Baker) put her arm round bis waist. She afterwards went away ...
... Jane, youngest daughter of the Rev. John Brown, formerly vicar of St. Mary’s, Leicester. Brow.nlow.—On the Dec., at the Parsonage, the Rev. John Brownlow, incumbent of Sandgate. Collett.—On the 28th Dec.. Mr. John Collett, farmer, aged 78, much and deservedly ...
... endorsed theCobi|«ny . Bank Premises and Furniture - WEDSKSDAY, 28(6 FEBRUARY, 1894, 3 and 8 p.m. MILITARY DISPLAY AND ASSALLT AT ARMS. t'VDCR THE OP THE MAIOSTOSE COMPANY VOLCMTBER MEDICAL STAFF CORPS, (’ITT 72, Lombard Strekt, E.C. Do. 188, Fleet Street. E ...
... fireworks in the streets on the 9th of Nov., were each fined 105 inclusive. o John Swallow, alabourer, was charged with stesling a pint of whisky from the bar of the King's Arms, Peppercroft-street, . ~ Mrs Taylor. wife of the landlord, deposed to prisoner ...