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... admit. No* let us compare with these the English species of the trooper ; similar only in the quantity of I gewgaws and lace : —John, a la Hussard is tall, thin, and ram-roddish, with interesting tips for mustachios, and whiskers trim as barber can maintain ...
... Benjamin Jaques, John Cotton and Thomas Barfoot Oliver, Nottingham, hosiers, May 29 at eleven, at the George the Fourth inn, Nottingham.. John Cole, Old Byland, cattle dealer, May 21 at eleven - , at the Three Tens inn, Thirsk. John Pritchard, Witney ...
... surrender in BASINGHALL STREET. MACHIN, JOHN MORGA, High Holborn, tavern and hotel keeper, November 5, at one, and December 3. at eleven. Attorney, Mr. Hare, Lincoln's Inn fields; official assignee, Mr. Clark. BLOMFELD, JOHN, Lynn, bookseller, November 1, at ...
... gentlemen, killed 275 ra')bits, besides pheasants, hares, and woodcocks. PRINCE ALBERT AND THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. — It is whispered by the friends of Lord Cardigan, that on the wish of Prince Albert to change the 11th Dragoons into Hussars meeting with oppo,ition ...
... sovereigns, 151. in silver, and a 51. Bank of England note, the property of John Jarrett. It appeared from the evidence that the t,rosecutor, Mr. Jarrett, is the proprietor of the Lewes Arms in, Dover Road, and resides at Uckfield, in Sussex. Oe the 10th of November ...
... garrison having knocked their heads together to no purpose, gave it up. THE CASE OF THE.FARL OF CARDIGAN AND CAPTAIN DOUGLAS.—The indictment ag,inst Lord Cardigan is still upon the files of the Central Criminal Court, and the recognizances of both the defendants ...
... Col. G. Langton, Col. Anson, Messrs. Morgan John O'Connell, Wakley, Thomas Hodges, R. Steuart, Grattan, Fitzstephen French, William Williams, D. Morris, H. Hoskins, W. Turner, J Scholefield, Vernon Smith, John Briscoe, Aaron Chapman, Poulett Scrope, N. ...
... Bench, Jonning, Reading, out of business—John Henry Johns, Pleasant street, New Windsor, tailor—John Clifford, Red Lion, Cumpton, near East Ilstey, dealer in cattle and pigs—George Wyeth, New Windsor, labourer— John Claydon, London street, Reading, beer ...
... THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. Lord Cardigan has been acquitted by the House of Peera,! Hear it England I Hear it Ireland ! Hear it men of the British Empire !—the Peers assembled as a High Court of Parliament, to try James ' Thomas Earl of Cardigan, on a charge ...
... milliners and dress makers . . John W. Mason and Thomas Levan, Kenhead. Chester, s , aters and plasterers__ John Collins and Edward Gripper, Broughton road, Salford, Lancaster, common brewers .. James Bourne and John Wortharn, Manchester, letter press ...
... (BuaniNt), Gennaro (ALLEN), Gazelle (WElss), Lustighello (BARKER), Lucrezia Borgia (Maddle. EUGENE GARCIA), and Orsini (Mrs. GRATTAN). The libretto of the Italian version has been followed very closely. Lucrezia Borgia, whom history has rendered famous, or ...
... Earl of Cardigan, much congratulation has been uttered by the press, as an act which gives token of a new system of society ; and pledges, at last, to relieve the minds of the iHcific, and discreet, from the intolerable nuisance of appeals to arms; which ...