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... terannatton. The legal adviser of the Earl of Cardigan Mr. Sergeant Wrughaas • the advisor of Captain Reynolds is Mr. Watson. Th e charge, which was given in oar last paper, having been read, the Earl of Cardigan addressed the court, and stated the imidesee ...
... attack of an force till the requisite defences were completed, I found it necessary to occupy the attention of the } ance armed masses army, which made a formidable the hedges and under cover of thie gar dens, and broken ground between the town he sea ...
... the Grand Jury against Lord Cardigan. for shooting, with intact to bill ad murder Captain 'Tuckett, in resew duel at Winobkdow. We . onelerstand that an amniotic has been to of the learned judges ea the put of the Nod Cardigan fora writ of certiorari le ...
... attends a repeal meeting. The ()seen hoa coofereed the honour of knighthood up= John EN. Captain-General and Governor-in-Chief of the colony of Surra Leone and its dependencies. John Banister, Esq an old and respected inhabitant of Windsor. and a staunch C ...
... Merionethshire—John Williams, of Bron Eryri, Esq.: the Hon. Thomas Pryce Lloyd, of Moch- Tras; Sir William Wynn, of Hendregwenilian, Knight. Montgomeryshire—Sir John Roger Krnaston, of Hardwick, Esq-: John Vaughan, of Rhos Bryn- bwa, Esq-: Sir John Conroy, of ...
... :-B'ilhato Bares, chief mate; Edward Berridge, second mate; Henry George, steward ; Francis Brown, John Hart, Charles Charles. Doors, John Lee, John Harrington seamen. Capt. Crowder and his crew embarked on Thorelay morning an board the smack Breese ...
... that if ever she told what she wd seen, her arms, eves, and legs would rot off. The onseqnence of this threat upon so voung a mind may imagined. She has been haunted by strange fancies ince about her legs and arms rotting off, and it was sith difficulty she ...
... Potszosep.—On Thursday an inquisition was | ; taken, at Liverpool, before P. F. Curry, Esq. on the], body of 2 child named John M’Gregor Kennedy. case, which excited considerable interest in the court, | | was introduced by an able address from the coroner ...
... of the furniture, and the pesitiea in which the body lay, | it would appear that the old lady must have been sitting in her arm chair on the right hand side of the when the first blow was inflicted, which must have been a@ very severe one (on the left ...
... —Carnarron Heraid. Doreercer.—On the 2Sth ult. the bells of this town rung a cheerful , in celebration of the coming-of- age of John Williams. Esq. eldest son of Evan Wil- Bams, Esq. of Fron-y-Gader. ~£4v Mines.—we are to hear that 2 new in this Fein of lead ...
... open by nC . Manners Sutton, son of Middlesex, was the jonourable mons. Viscount Canterbary, ex-Speaker of the House of Com- John Hasloek, the clerk who recently absconded from hi* Messrs. Whitworth, the bankers of this town: arrested the French authorities ...
... the trial of the Earl of Cardigan. Adjourned till Monday, LORDS,—Monpay, Feb. S. LORD KEANE. The LORD CHANCELLOR brought down 3 mes- sage from her Majesty, stating the sense she entertained of the services rendered by Lord John Keane in India, and requesting ...