... 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 ...

... tire same division, a warrant charging him with having pledged a considerable quantity linen goods, the property of Messrs. W. John Moore and Company, merchants, of Belfast, which had been consigned him to make Sale on their account. One of the above firm ...

... bear and bigg bill was to be read second tine Tuesday, to which day the folloaring bills were also deferred :—lmportation of arms, ecclesiastical leases, and embankment hills. The insolvent debtors act and Irish witnesses bill bare been read first time ...

... Wednesday night last, the dairy boose of Mr James Keating, of Jockey-ball, in the parish of Cre- Win this county (Limerick), was armed oartf of ruffians, who, haring tbiced the door, commenced pulling down the thatch and cut the rafter, .cross with «w Not content ...

... 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 ...

... and it feared they will !h* massacred leaving his house. The death brave champions has given new ardour their brethren in arms.” Dover, Junk 13.—A French boat, with dispatches from Calais, landed at eight o'el.*ck this morning, for Messrs. Rothschild ...

... Newspapers. JOHN REID, Chairman. Newry, 17th May, 1830. James M‘Clenahan, Chas. Trouton, James M* Henry, Charles M‘Henry, Daniel Collins, William Carter, Win. Cowan, Edward Clark, John Caraher, John Reid, Jefferson & Godfrey, John Dunn, John ...

... 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 ...

... WITH POTATOES.—Grace, Jenkins,from Strangford. WITH SUNDRIES.—Tredegar, Harwood; Moderator, Johns; Caerleon, Evans; Ann, Richards; Mary, Stuckey; George, Johns; Bristol Packet, Scott; Turtle, Wood; and St. Patrick, Murray, from Bristol.—Abeona, Rowe, from ...

... Murigi—PrwfWiaor, Marv .u,d Helena. Knight, uni K.u.cv, Nlrl cd/»u//*We, Swift. WiUianis, ant FUtcr-. Jm.,.Sri.c«, MaOuC, John. Kelly. and Mcr-ae*.., Jourt-Tr*. rnitrr. CsMt Packet, Poyr*r— SsAwkcrfr. Betfcv. V.'illia .**—/fwArvfrr, Onunnra, Bailey— ...