... beans, the property of John Cole, at Normanton. Thomas Tyers, aged ID, was charged with having set fire, on the of October last, an out-house at Plumtree, the properly of the Rev. John Burnside, with intent to injure the said John Burnside. Verdict —Xot ...

... Lord Cardigan. The Pre~jdont requested that the reporters would not publish the proceedings until the trial was concluded. The Judge Advocate then read the warrant for the court-martial. The charge, and the first and second letters to Lord Cardigan, the ...

... that Government when so much the spirit which called them forth was still in existence. Although there were now persons in arms against the Government in Ireland, yet the organisation which arose out of recent transactions in Ireland was still in existence ...

... 11, at the Kins's Arms Inn, Leominster. Sol Mr Smith, Chancery lane. JOHN BATES, South Crosland, Yorkshire, clothier, Jan 8 and Feb 1 at 1, at the George Hotel, Huddersfield. Sols Messrs Rickards and Walker, Lincoln's Inn fields. JOHN & ROBERT TRUTTER ...

... Albert's Hussars who have accepted Lord Cardigan’s invitation to a shooting execursion to Deene-park, in Northamptonshire, are Captains Douglas and Vivian, and Licutenants Jenkinson, Wielen, and Cunmingham. As Lord Cardigan took particular care at the late court ...

... • - forward and expressed sincere contrition ft, '!.'! officer for their improper conduct—The remain, Riglit Hon. Henry Grattan were deposited in Westiuuwr, bey on Friday last. They were followed to die tomb Dukes Sus-ex, Wellington, and Leinstcr, and ...

... ; but Lord Cardigan, in consequence of previou* good conduct of tlic soldier, remitted tho whole of sentence. Tho Radical pres* will not allow the oi>- portunitv to pass for further cndeavouni to ntclte the mblic mind against Igird Cardigan, It well mown ...

... voting for Members of Parliament. Mr. Stanley opposed the motion, wbleh was supported by Mr. Leader, Sir John Uukke, Mr. H. Grattan, and Sir John Newport. rhe CHANCELLOR, the EXCHEQUER opposed the motion. It had not been shewn that any great practical ...

... after Lord William Paget went out I raw Lord Cardigan that day. I was not under tb® sola when Lord Cardigan cam® in. It was arranged that I should'go under tho sofa in the front parlour, hut Lord Cardigan came quite unexpectedly. then went duwu, and alter ...

... places we observed the following:—Lord Lincoln, Mr Hume, Mr Feargus O'Connor, Lord Dudley Stuart, Mr John O'Connell, Mr Gladstone, Sir De Lacy Evans, Sir John Pakington, Colonel Thompson, Sir R. H. Inglis, Mr C. Anstey, Stuart Wortley, aud Mr Brotherton. At ...

... but eleven) will Dave all expiated their Crimea on gallows before the dtbdf January. A Limerick itatwr slates, that qtiantiiy arms have been voluntarily (fiven lb Dri Church. of the county unturr'y, bud tiiat Dr. C. bhd lwen Invited to administer the oaih ...

... mischief being done. The following were the numbers Gladstone, 365 ; Smith, 328 ; majority for Gladstone, 37- The Earl of Cardigan has retained Sir Follett, Sergeant Wrangham, and Mr Adolphus, to conduct his defence. The Attorney and Solicitor General ...