... similar that of the Ea-l Cardigan. indictment was against John Douglas, ti second ot the noble earl, and the charge was the f-Tno in the other It wwuld he desirable if could placed si’uation to tried af:er the Earl of Cardigan, one case was subsidiary ...

... desired was agreed to ; and the following members were appointed committee conduct the suneon the part of the bouse;— Lord John Russell, Sir R. Peel, Lord Palmerston,Lord Stanley, Sir J. lloblmu-e, I.ord Ilowick the Chancellor Exchequer, Mr. Goulhurn ...

... tiie minds repeat it to their wives and families—they would have the repeal if they were worthy of it. had not stood with Grattan hy the cradle of Irish independence, hut had seen her liberties inhearsed, and have the more glorious ta*d; of sounding the ...

... FIGHTING INTELLIGENCE, ftween the Earl of Cardigan and Copt. Harvey Tuckrtt Committal of Captain Tackett, . Wednesday’, in xccordtinc* with the Arrangeut into the last examination, Harvey nett Tackett, lately Captain in the 11th man, or Prince Albert’s ...

... Leicester.st, John Sherlock, Esq. 4, PiUgibboQ'fttreet, Registers. FAIRS FOR THE ENSUING WEEK. Tipperary Wednesday, Fethard. and Millloiijjli - Saturday, N»wt)iriningliam. County Kilkenny —Mor.Uav, InnUtiogf*—Wednetday, Ballycallan—Saturday, John’r-green. ...

... public house in Oxford street. The letters referring to HtLorer, and secretaociety advising them to provide themselves with arms, are signed with the name of Smith,” but they bear no date either as to time or place. The prisoner called upon Mr. Lenton ...

... Hanoverians gaily trotted without the loss a man. Thai’s a real hussar trick,” said Wellington, as he observed the clever fete o ...

... marines slightly. Killed. 2 seamen, drummer royal matin os I nrivatp royal marines. Wounded ; Commander 1) Hastings klightl*; Mr. John Davies, master, I- I ,i’v >lr. Primsoll, assistant surgenn, slight!) - I-’lr Henry Boys, midshipman, sliglnly 1 seaman, I buy ...

... Scotia, the room of Major-General Sir John Harvey, ordered to Syria. It said that Lieut.-Colonel Jones, ot the 10th Hussars, likely to succeed to the command the llth Hu*«-»r« by the retirement of the Earl Cardigan.—6r/oZ»e. The 461h regiment, now stationed ...

... to raze Canton to the ground.’* John Thoroughgood ie still in Chelmsford dump h'lililing by the river aide, and STVunning with rats. is one year and thirty-three weeks confined for non-payment a church-rate of ss. John receives several subscriptions towards ...

... the man who says so think that John Bull Will less hungry when the Union is repealed than he now —or that he will place a tax on our commodities when he is crying out with loud voice against the corn laws—does think that John Bull will cut off his nose vex ...

... considerable (jnai.tUy of base copper coin, ot I'isb msuulacture, in circulation Lnjli Mr. John Elmore has Terror and Patron, two celebrated steenle causers, Lord Cardigan, at liigh figures, lie still retains Lottery, Jeny, and Weaver, ail excellent c aattion ...