... one of the family, and Lord Cardigan had, besides, taken a boy, a son of her's, and placed him at a school at his Lordship's own expense, where he is at pre,ent being educated. - Mrs. Yea's, the house-keeper at Lord Cardigan's, also attended, and said ...

... at the prisoner's apartments at 209, Oxford-street. Parties were also in attendance from the Duke of Buccleuch, Earl of Cardigan, Lady Augusta Chichester, H. C. Sturt, Esq., M.P., and many other persons of distinction, in whose families the prisoner ...

... the 24th of May, 1530. Acland, Sir T., M.P. for Devonshire Marshal, John, Yorkshire Althorp, Lord, Northamptonshire Marryat, Joseph, Sandwich Anson, Hon. G., Great Yarmouth Martin, John, Tewkesbury Batley, H. Beverley Milton, Lord, Yorkshire Muffle, Cot ...

... the family Lord Cardigan il»e prisoner »tooa in highest and, in tact, his Lordship house was her home whenever she was out of service, and such was the confidence reposed is her, that on occasions s.ie always had the sole care Lady Cardigan's wardrobe, and ...

... Navarino. The prisoner was also charged with having stolen 751., a gold musical snuff-box, and other articles from the Earl of Cardigan's; and also a gold watch belonging to . Henry E. Stun, Esq:, M.P. prisoner had stolen these articles in her capacity of monthly ...

... Calve.rt, John Kieg, Sir J. D. Smith, George Uroker, J. WIlson King. Hon. Robert Smith, J. Abet Capel, John Knoxs, Hon. T. Smith, Charles Cavanagh. Colonel Knox, Boll. J. Southeron, Admiral canning. ntt. Hon. S. L~.gge, Hion. Sturt, John Craddock, Colonel ...

... Martin, John' - Warburton, H. Morpetb, Lord Wilbraham, G. Macauley,T. B. Wynn, Sir W. W. Nugent, Lord Wynn, Rt. Hon. C Norton. G. C. ' . Ward, John 'Rice, Thos; S.--Phillimore, Dr. The name of Mr. B. Carter was omitted in the Nlinori on Lord John Russell's ...

... 800 miles from ; John we have not heard of for two years; William is with us, and all the rest of the boys. Mother said George would die, and be put overboard,. but he is still alive, and in good health. I have often said that if John Pendfold was here ...

... retires; Ensign John Whittam, from the 31st Foot, to be Lieut., by put. chase, vice Hackle; Ensign Wm. White to be Adj., vice Mackie. 6th Foot—Lieut, Geo, Foreman Morden, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Galwey, who retires; Ensign John Belshes Home ' ...

... FRANCIS LSVESON 00MIIR. John Murray. Albmerle..trort. CONCLUDING VOLUME OF THE WORKS OF BURCKIIARDT. In a few day*,4so. MANNERS and CUSTOMS or the MODERN EGYPTIANS,' ithastrate.l Olelr Sayings current at Cairo. If the tate JOHN LEWIS DURCICHARDT. Puhl ...

... Mr. Robbins, Bricklayers Arms, Parkerirow, Dockhead; Mr.TooM bs, Harcuurt Arms, Harcourtgreet,Mary-le-bone; Mr. M‘Kean, Black Horae, Coventrygreet Haymarket; Mr. Dixon, Rose and Crown, Ilreel! Westminster; Mr. Till, Plnmbers’ Arm. Belg.avereet Pimlico; ...

... was lying nearly naked' on the floor. Tlhey immediately pursued the *,Wretched maniac, who' bad broken 'his arm in the fall, but hadinow armed himself with a scythe, and was run- ning about the road with no other clothing than h's shirt. As soon as he ...