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... be- tween the Righit Ioln. the Eald of Cardigan, Lieu- ?? of the I1ith hussurs (Prince Alberts own), mld Captain Hlarvey Tuekett, late of tbe sant reti meit ; tie seconds being, ot tile part of tile EarI of Cardigan, Captain Dougldo, of tile lith hussars ...
... Reynolds _was _therefore _, at _least , natural . It is , _however , in tho _case of Captain John _'William Reynolds , • that tho conduct of tho Earl of _Cardigan _is _moeb _blameworthy _:, and in which Lord _Uill lias _acted so unjustifiabio a part . According ...
... half-year ; and for quarter. PERTHpBtKTKD by JOHN TAYLOR, at his Printing-Office King’s Arms Clot*. High Strwt; and PuausHan b* CHARLES (raiding at 14, St Joha Street,) at the AovaaTisaa Office, King's Arms Closa foresaid, where Commanication• to the Editor ...
... testimonies • n itvour of the object of the Earl of Cardigan's displeasure. How many brave gentleman moat amiable conduct have hs their prospects to life blested the mawkish tensiuiliiy which would give Lord Cardigan another trials—a trial for the sake of which ...
... . The warlike preparations are not so easily disposed of; and it appears that the levying of troops and the manufacture of arms proceed on a scale of such magnitude as to indicate vast designs. Thirty thousand men are engaged at the fortifications. The ...
... Viscount Kenmure —This nobleman died at London on ihc 2lst curt. His lordship was John Gordon, Viscount Kenmure, and Lord of Lochinvar, in the Peerage of Scotland, was son of Mr John Gordon, whose father, the fifth Viscount, forfeited his honours, and Lady Francis ...
... Marriage of Lord John Russell.— We learn, on good authority, that the noble Secretary for the Colonies shortly be united in marriage with one of the Ladies Elliot, daughter of the Earl of Minlo, First Lord of the Admiralty. iMtd John Russell, it will ...
... Cabrrets; and ‘Cardigan to daw. justice to morrow.* seems the paraphrase of if at the Horse Guard*. The promissory note, l-owe*er, would seem to confess that something had been w.tnling before, anti perhaps Lord Hill feels that Lord Cardigan has rea to complain ...
... state some service, and who is now in bis 78th year. Lord Cardigan and Captain Tuckett At the j Central Criminal Court on Tuesday, a true bill was | found the Grand Jury against the Earl of Cardigan ! for shooting at, with intent to kill nnd murder. Captain ...
... ADMONISHED. TIIE EARL OF CARDIGAN REPROVED. (Awe the Brightens Ihrulel Yesterday about 12 o'clock, the Adjutant-General, Sir John Macelonahl, arrived at oar cavalry barracks ; and, as soon as Major Itatten and Captains Forrest and John W. Reynolds had arrives ...
... ftlftTH, Al Halifax, York.hlr®, on tho 27U* ultimo, Mr« John Caw, of son. Milton, Tollybeaglo, on the ultimo, Mr ChaAl*# Durr, farmer, there, aged 68 year*. 21st ultimo,,(,’«tiierio« laughter of the lat* John A« Dundi-e, on Wednrtdajt the Rogtra, i-ldvktand ...
... excuse for Lord Cardigan's silence. Pt But if they hlad not, whetre was th@ difficulty of tl: g~ivings his sanction to their contradiction ? C'ap-mn tamin leynolds's second letter is an indefensible, fit but not; a surprising one. Lord Cardigan hadi of entrenched ...