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... through Lord Howe. Committal of the Earl of Cardigan the Wandsworth Magistrates. —On Monday the magistrates of the Wandswortli Bench entered into a further investigation of the charge against the Earl of Cardigan, Captain Douglas, and Captain Wainwright ...
... \iv., 2nd Corinthians vi. w 10.— Moon’s lit Qr., at 4 p.m. DERBYSHIRE COURIER. SATUUDAV, FEBUUAIIV 8, 1840. The debate Sir John Y. Bnller’s motion of Tuesday week, Thai her Majesty’s Government, as at present constituted, does not possess the confidence ...
... :- John Sandars, Mayor William Evans Edward Strutt Douglas Fox Richard Forester Forester Jedediah Strutt Thomas Bent Anthony Radford Strutt William Leaper Newton John Strutt John Bell Crompton George Henry Strutt John Barber Samuel Fox, jun. ...
... eleven hours. PR1NCEALDBRT'SAUSSARSADMI~O,-IsVip - -TILE BARI oif CARDIGAN IU-11dt0 1'Lj). (From the Bnrigton Berald of satarltay.) Yesetrday, about 12 o'clock, the Adjutanit (ienEttI yi. John Macdonald, arrived at otir cavalry barrac,k us soon as Major Rotton ...
... second in 3837 Epirus fell his arm in 183s head over heels, and V Seo! and 18) e is doubt as to what 30 he won; and th ks hence will happen in on the three we Verily, it is a dangerous stable to oppose It is singu- lar that John Scott can do nothing with the ...
... Ministry, and sanctioned Lord John Kusscll himself. Lord Stanley vindicated some other details which bail been attacked, protesting, however, that these objections should have been reserved for the committee. Finally, Lord John Uussell bad called him declare ...
... pre- ofO (d great intrinsic ?? England. cision which we vainly look for in charts many times larger.-Britannia. London: GRATTAN and G=EnET, 61, Paternoster-row. i Ordvrs received by all Booksellers. 'i'1E ORIGINAL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, ...
... describe oasths ia- e domitablW etergy of the Blitisl people, Cte real talisman f 1c °t Britishigreatness. lie agreed with Mr. Grattan that at enation which had attained such a position could ntot takle in 'lie insie.Itw leta ordinary s tatism It was, therefore ...