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... Ambassador his Letter of Recall.] CARMARTHEN CIRCUIT. Serjeant 11 , -ywood and John Balguy, Esq. Carmarthen—Monday, Aug. 30. ilacerfurdvrest—Saturday, September 4, Cardigan—Friday, September 10. NORTH WALES CIRCUIT. Leyeester, Esq. and William Kerala, ...
... Installation of the Knights of Military Order of the Bath, has been definitively postponed till next year.—The Earl of Cardigan had his arm broken on Tuesday; by being thrown out of his tilbury in St. Jaines's-street.------A - reward of 100 guineas has been ...
... Pole, Right lion. Frederick John Robinson The Archbishop of York—Rig -lit Hon. Edward Vernon, b. C. L The Lord Chnneellor—Lord Eldon The Archbishop of Canterbury—Right Hon, Charles Manners Sutton, D. D. Norroy King of Arms Captain of the Yeomen Captain ...
... Charles Flower, Bart. on Wednesday. • The prosecution was conducted by Mr. Harmer. The prisoners were John Watters and John Lacy. the two draymenl John Prude, the servant at Clarke's , brewhouse, in York-street, and James Turner, the porter at the London ...
... County—Mr. Bernard and Mr. Parsons. Devon—Lord Ebrington and Mr. Bastard,. Edinhurglishire—Sir G. Clerk. Dublin (City)—Mr. Grattan and Mr. Shaw. Westmeath (County) —G. Rochford, Esq. alai HOn. IT Packennarn. Monaghan (County); —C. P. Leslie, Esq. and Hon ...
... a man could speak his sentiments, and be the apologist Of regicide. During this contention, M. Manuel stood with crossed arms, significantly surveying the right side. M. DE SOLIARE.—IIis unseemly posture adds to the horror of his language. M. de ...
... shoemaker. John Money, Eckingtou, Derbyshire, gardener and servant. Henry Reader, Aylesbury Bucks, carpenter and builder. Thomas Payne, London Terrace, Hackney-road, surveyor. Thomas Gray, Church-place, Newi»gton, Surrey, hostler.. John Kirby, Cardigan-street ...
... of Sir Gilbert Heathcote, willshortlylead to the hymeneal altar the accomplished Lady Emma Brudenell, daughter of Earl of Cardigan. The Earl nd • Countess of Liverpool have been enjoying sea breezes during their stay at Weimer Ctuitle,---Until 1811 Ro3 ...
... brilliant as the glory which first. encircled her when she rose. Pardon me. my Lord, if I cannot resist alluding to the memory of Grattan. I am aware there is an impropriety, possibly a cruelty in it. The contrast may awaken feeling-9 even in your Lordship's breast ...