... Leominster ; John Stanley, charged with stealing five sheep, the property of John Hollowav, the parish of Bromyard ; Witlian Hill, and Edward Pugh, charged with stealing a quantity of wheat, the property of William Norman, the parish ot Ashperton ; John Challenger ...

... Albert's Hussars Admonished.-The Earl of Cardigan Reproved.—Yesterday, about twelve, the Adjutant-General, Sir John Macdonald, arrived at our Cavalry Barracks; and, as soon as Major Rotton and Captains Forrest and John W. Reynolds had arrived from Chichester ...

... for Capt. Reynolds, an expression of opinion of the late court-martial, and the conduct of the Earl of Cardigan.— Leeds Mercury. Marriage of Lord John Russell.—lt is reported that the noble Secretary for the Colonies is shortly to be united in marriage ...

... Merionethshire. —John Williams, of BronErryi, Esq.; the Hon. Thomas Pryce Lloyd, of Mochras ; Sir William Wynn, of Hendregwenllian, Knt. Montgomeryshire.—Sir Roger Kynaston, of Hardwick • John Vaughan, of Rhos Brynbwa, Esq.; and Sir John Conroy, of Llanbrynmair ...

... written and sent a letter Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Cardigan, of the same regiment, his commanding officer, of an improper nature, and being thereupon ordered by the said Earl of Cardigan, as his commanding officer, to the effect following, viz. ...

... of Normanby, in consequence of conversation arising out of question and remark from Lord Glengall, as to the registration of arms, &c. Ireland, said he was ready to produce any information that may be required illustrative of the present state of Ireland ...

... standard. He even proceeded to the severity of causing the dwellings of such Syrians as had repaired to the mountains in search of arms to be destroyed, and did all that it was possible for him to do to suppress the insurrection. His surrender was, in fact, one ...

... left arm above his wrist, while another, William, had his left hand entirely severed at the wrist, and received dreadful cuts on the head. An unfortunate young lady, Miss Moochnee, was also most severely and dangerously wounded about tbe neck, arms, and ...

... discharged a pistol, the ball from which carried away part of Yarworth's ear and entered his i C , man immediately raised his arm to defend b.mselt, whe the assassin fired a second pistol, * entered Yarworth's side below his Si ' 111 n&ok. This completely ...

... justice regarded the sole cause of his wife's transgression. After many boot-\ess attempts to obtain satisfaction a la Cardigan, he armed himself with a formidable thong of bullock » hide, and proceeded to the residence of the culprit, whom be bestowed ...

... papers, the Morning Post, has decidedly undertaken the task of defending the Earl of Cardigan's conduct. A Minute, embodying in substance the just remonstrance of Sir John Macdonald with the Lieut.-Colonel of the llth Hussars at Brighton, has just been issued ...

... the following gentlemen :_John Jones, Esq. of Glanhonddu ; Samuel Church, Esq. of Frwdgrech David Evans, Esq. Merthyr, and John Evans, Esq. of Brecon, who are partners IB the banks of South Wales. _. , . We are informed that John Jones, Esq. Glanhonddu, ...