... THE TRIAL THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. THE EARL OF CARDIGAN Tuesday being the day fixed for the trial of the Earl of Cardigan on the charge of feloniously shooting at Captain Harvey Tuckett, line of carriages was be seen opposite the House some time before half-past ...

... and flowers, elegantly chased, surrounding three shields, one of which bears his lordship's arms, and the other two the following inscriptions : — To Lord John Russell, the Minister of the Crown, and the Representative of the People, the enlightened, ...

... preceded by the great officers.of state, the Duke-of Wel- lington bearing the sword of state, entered the House, feaning upon the arm of ais Royal Highoess Prince Albert. Her Majesty having taken her seat, by her royal com- mand, the whole House, which presented ...

... last. Lord Cardigan is reported have institutedi legal proceedings against the Times for libel ; and agains the Freeman's Journal, for publishing a letter signed Captain Outall, which said, in what was meant for satire, that Lord Cardigan had volunteered ...

... Sheriff then put the resolutions, which were carried unanimously. The Meeting was afterwards addressed by Mr. J. Grattan, M.P. Mr. H. Grattan, M.P. and'seve, ral other gentlemen. Various additional interesting resolutions were passed, after which, The vast ...

... ire. Wilts, South John Beuett, Esq., »f ??t bouse, and (t) Han. Sydney Herbert , half to tb« &rl of Pembroke. Winchester. W. Baring. Esq , and (t) J. B. E»*t. «q. Windsor. —John Ramsbottom, Esq., a banker in tbo town, and Sir John Beauvoir. Woodstock ...

... Berkeley 1 Cheshire, North Edward John Stanley .. William Tatton Egerton 1 Cheshire, South George Wiibraham .. 1 Sir P. de M. G. Egerton 1 Chester Lord Robert Grosveuor. 1 John Jcrvis .. Chichester Lord Arthur Lennox .. 1 John Abel Smith .. Chippenham Joseph ...

... learn, is confined indisposition at Liege, on his way to Baden-Buden. •Marriage High Like.—We understand the marriage of Lord John Russell nnd the beautiful daughter the Fail of M into takes place at M into House about the 20th of the present month. The ...

... nations were preparing fcrwar. Lord John Russell thought the increase which had been made within tbe last few years was sufficient for the exigencies of the times. Mr. Heme then brought the conduct of Lord Cardigan before the notice of the House, and ...

... believed, will be the successful nobleman. Lord Cardigan's Duel.—At the opening of the Central Criminal Court on Monday, the Recorder in addressing the Grand Jury, alluded to the recent duel between the Earl Cardigan and Capt. Tuckett, and explained to them ...

... should denounced. | Mr. Grattan, M.P., addressed the meeting at con- •iderable length, and entered into elaborate d» fence of the landlords Ireland. would recommend tho«e individuals lo «s Lord Donoghmore had done, and hire party armed hunt out of j the country; ...

... DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. Trial of Lord Cardigan.—The return moved for Mr. Joseph Hume, M.P., relative to the expenses of the late trial of the Earl of Cardigan, states them to have been as follows, viz., for fees counsel, &c, 230/. Is.; expenses paid witnesses ...