... we are, our sympathy and support. As it is—but enough of Mr. Grattan. Our liberal contemporaries laud the Attorney General for having, they say, abandoned his prosecu. tion against Mr. Grattan. We are very loth to cavil with any who may be disposed to bestow ...

... up. After I took Lord Cardigan into custody I looked round and I found a fifth gentleman. y. What did he do ?— A. He attended to the gentleman who was wounded. Q. Did yov. yourself see whether the other gentleman, |not Lord Cardigan, was wounded or not ...

... Speakei* was in the chair, writs at the suit of Henry John Boulton v. Patrick Morris, Esq., member for the district of St. John's ; John Kent, Esq., also member for the district of St. John's ; and John V. Nugent, Esq., member for the ...

... We were able to give a report of the whole of the trial of the Earl of Cardigan in our later edition of last night ; but such of our readers as had not an opportunity of perusing that edition, have now before them the conclusion of the proceedings. They ...

... police sheet as follows :? Janies Thorn m Earl of Cardigan with committing a breach of the peace m fighting a duel] which was also signed by Mr. Dann, who also signed the charge against Cap(ain John Douglas, of ** aiding and abetting in the said duel ...

... SPRING ASSIZES NORTHAMPTON, March 1. John Newton, aged 40; Samuel Swarm, aged 25; and Robert Lee, aged 40; were indicted for entering certain pre- serves iv the possession of the Earl of Cardigan in the night of the 9th of January last, with other persons ...

... The adjourned debate upon Lord John Russell's resolu- tion and Sir Robert Peel's amendment was last night re- sumed, and, after occupying the House of Commons until nearly one o'clock this morning, again adjourned. We willingly borrow from the Times the ...

... to the beautiful Lady Mary Brudenell, i'aur.h daughter ef the Earl of Cardigan. The lovely bride was given away by her brnher-in- law, Earl Howe, the ill-health of Lord Cardigan not permitting his attendance Bt the ceremony, which was most impressively ...

... Bart, of Conduit-street; and Gades- bridgo, Hertfordshire, to Catherine, daughter of the late John Jones, Esq. of Derv Ormoud, Cardigan, shire ; and sister of John .Jones, Esq. of Portland- place. * .'uly . r >, at Kensington, James Maloolmson, Esq. to Leorgiana ...

... said he was. Grattan asked him how many United Irishmen were in the province ? he said he reckoned 1 ?? Grattan asked how many Orangemen there were:-' he said about 12,000. Grattan' made no particular answer. Neilson and he left Grattan's about twelve ...

... Lieutenant Colonel Salwey, Capt. Pechell, R.N., Colonel Gore Langton, Colonel Anson, Messrs. Morgan John O'Connell, Wakley, Thomas Hodges, R. Sleuart, Grattan, Fitzstephen French, William Williams, D. Morris, K. Hoskins, W. Turner, J. Scholefield, Vernon ...

... AUGUSTUS or, the CIIOTUERS I.V ARMS, Uu* of •• I‘Urme.*’ Darn ley, Ajc. vols. post u*.vel f much merit; the writer master the •ui.jct-t, and is very picturing the ehlvalric mau‘•'ts the tiiiie.—-Athenteum. ORBET. JOHN GALT, Esq.. Author of •* Lawrle ...