... report of the approaching marriage of Lprd John Russell to Lady Fanny Elliot, CARDIGAN AND HIS OFFICERS.—A correspondent informs us that the only officers of Prince Albert's Hussars who have Eecepted Lord Cardigan's invitation to a shooting excursion to ...

... COMM ONS.—Thesday. Mr. Boyd took the oaths and his seat for Coleraine.— The Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal Bill, the Cardigan Market Bill, and the Ipswich Dock Bill were read a second time .. Lord PALMERSTON postponed until Tuesday week his motion ...

... Williams Lewis, alias Llewellyn Williams Lewis, was brought before the magistrates, and fully committed to take his trial at the Cardigan assizes for polygamy. Mr. Lewis practised as surgeon at Merthyr aed Brecon latt,rly, but was brought up as a druggist at ...

... -MONDAY. An immense number of petitions was presented for and against Lord Stanley's 8i11Mr. GOULBURN wished to know when Lord John Russell intended to move his proposed alterations in the Poor Law Amendment Act ?. Lord J. RUSSELL could not name the time ...

... expense of lighting with gas was 16/. 105. Lord JOHN RUSSELL agreed that the ventilation was at present satisfactory, and very much improved. COURTS OF QUARTER SESSION—COUNTY i 3 OURTS. Lord JOHN RUSSELL brought under the consideration of the house ...

... members of that house with treachery superadded to perjury ; and he (Mr. Grattan) begged to ask the noble lord whether he would follow it up or no? If he did not, he (Mr. Grattan) would. He would sit down, not repeating the words of the hon. and learned ...

... George's Chapel. THE EARL OF CARDIGAN has retained Sir William Follett, Mr. Sergeant Wrangham, and Mr. Adolphus to conduct his defence. The Attorney and Solicitor General will appear as counsel for the Crown. EARL or CARDIGAN.—Lady Langdale was sitting ...

... circumstances, retired from the present contest.— Cambridge Advertiser. MINTO HOUSE, ROXIsURGHSIIIRE.—The marriage of Lord John Russell and Lady Fanny Elliott, second daughter of the Earl and Countess of Minto, is to be solemnized here in the course of ...

... they taxed real Sergeant at Arms, they not having attended to be sworn as wall as personal property, they could not persuade the people that they were not open to the charge of class legisin, the former as a member of the Cardigan, and the ' iation. He considered ...

... and there was not a single rebel in arms in that province, a baud of men organised, partly consisting of Canadians and partly of Americans, was armed within the frontier of the United States, possessed themselves of arms by seizing upon arsenals, the property ...

... He bids fair to become Glenelg the sesond. What the devil do they mean by the glass of fashion?' asked John O'Connell of Henry Grattan. By Jabers the most fashionable is a full one, said Dr. Lushington's friend, and no mistake. SIDTHORP, we ...

... private suretary to Lord John Russell, and is now one of the commissioners of the land revenue, Whitehall, in the room of the late Sir Benjamin Stephenson. NOVEL SlGN.—Tite following is a beer house sign at Limpley Stoke :— John Allen, Licensed to sell ...