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... Middl«aex, before Mr. Justice Byles and a Special Jury.) LILLET ▼- THE EARL OF CARDIGAN, ftoe plaintiff this case had been groom of the chamber in the service of the Earl Cardigan, and sued to recover damage* for false imprisonment and malicious prosecution ...
... E. Gladstone. Ensign and Lieut. Bwrinald John Bullet, appointment Grenadier Guards, by Colonel T. wood. ai Captain Frederick Campbell, 8.N., on promotion, by Sir J. Graham. Major-General the Earl of Cardigan, on appointment to laspecting General of Cavalry ...
... Verdict*Sarah Bailey, alias Hodgson, Girilty*Death. Valentine Hodgson, Mot Guilty. Jo*hn Adams was indicted {for stealing twenty-fire watches, and other articles, (the property of John Burton, of Lincoln*s Inn Gateway. The particulars hare already appeared in ...
... n to the Repeal of the Union. Mr. Shaw, one the Representatives for the City Dublin, was present, but did not speak. Mr. Grattan did not attend; and Mr. Curran in this country. A general meeting of the Irish Catholics is talked in a Dublin letter, for ...
... characters may apply at the Bricklayers* Arms, Farkef’s-iow, Bermondsey, near the Spa-road station, B.E. WANTED, a respectable young Man, POTMAN and WAITER. Inquire at the Robin Hood and little John, St. John’s-road, Hoxton. WANTED, a POTMAN, age about ...
... still less upon the character of the papers referring to this subject which hare been laid before them by Lord John Ei sskll. Neither can Lord John, nor Sir Gsobgb Lew is, nor Mr. Villxkes, nor any other member of the Government, enlighten inquiring members ...
... Caldwell John Collett George Charhvood Wm. Corneley James Coppock Cripps John Cannan Samuel Duckworth Dykes Dent W. De Courcey Dicker John Easthope Ellis Elliss Dr. Evans Forbes Games William Graham [ Gillchrist Cover James Handley Humphries John Haldane ...
... North-road: J. Greenwood, the Red House, Chelsea: J. If ancock, late of the Eyre Arms; D. Dereniah, the Alfred’s Head, Newingtoa-c.uoeway ; Kir, Ay ley, the Rockingham Arms, Newington-cauaeway; H. liirey.' the George, Commorciai-road; 11. Hanooci:, Man ...
... Austrian that polluted the classic soil of native heroes and demigods. Who of the Italian blood would not hail an invocation to arms, and a presage of the future, the inspiring strain of the patriot— Can patria, gia madre e reina Di possenti magnanimi figli ...
... Captain Reynolds with Earl Cardigan was a social, and not a military quarrel. The insult was given at a private party, and the letter of Captain Rxtnolds, on which the accusation was founded, was addressed to Earl Cardigan, and not to the Lieutenant-Colonel ...
... bear.) If Lord John did these things, he would be popular, and he supposed he(would have to transfer his green cap him.—(A Voice- Don’t part with it.) was afraid that Lord John would not require it. Was there nothing more for Lord John to do for them ...
... '•Sporting Like.” , Sportsman. J. Watson, b. Dakin .. 4 H. (Johns, b. ling .1. Seddons, b. Guhns O. Dakin, c. Seddons, b. It. Summcrsby, b. Dakin . 1 A vling 8. Lake, b. (Johns : G. Clarke, b. Ayllng C. Ucdford, c. and b. Dakin.. 9' E. Tucker ...