... late Duel between Lord Cardigan and Mr. Harvey Tuckett—An erroneous statement having been circulated in the newspapers relative to the circumstances connected with the recent meeting on Wimbledon Common, between the Earl of Cardigan and Mr. Tuckett, the ...

... signally violated in every one step taken by the Horse Guards on the Cardigan affairs. The dispute with the first Captain Reynolds, about the black bottle, was private affair. Lord Cardigan had no right to interfere, he was the aggressor; yet his conduct ...

... from the Levant arrived Sunday night, and brought confirmation of the complete success of our arms in Syria:— Constantinople, Oct. 7-—Tho success silled arms in Syria will be learned In England with pleasure; the more so as great results bare already been ...

... — The Earl of Cardigan Reproved.—-(From the Brighton Herald of Saturday.)— Yesterday, about 12 o'clock, 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 ...

... Bethell. All the courts adjourned on Wednesday for a week. Will of Sir John Paxington. —Weunderstand that the principal contents of the late Sir John Pakington's will are as follow :—John Somerset Russell, Esq., of Powick Court, near Worcester, (a nephew ...

... Mmto, First Lord of the Admiralty. The sjssssjassjsft it is expected, will take place before the meeting of Parliament Lord John is in his 4*th year, the bride in her is very remarkable that eight Peers who were married to divorced women, have died suddenly ...

... superior officer, Captain Sir John Hill, of the extent of a fire which, in the afternoon of that day, had taken place on board the said ship Camperdown, and of the circumstances attending it, was fully proved against the prisoner, John Henty ; but from the c ...

... appeal the above to the pockets of poor people.] The Earl of Cardigan.—A long correspondence has bean published the Globe and other daily papers referring to a dispute between Lieut CoL Lord Cardigan and Captain Reynolds, both of the llth Hussars, Prince Albert's ...

... , for Brulgenorth, Sir W. Dixie, Bart., W. Merrick, Ksq Butler Dancers, Esq., J. B. Story, Esq., K. iv „ Lsq -' N > Esq., John Buckley, Esq. J. Eames, Esq. E. M. Green, Esq. Martin, Esq. J. Martin, Esq. T. Warner, Esq. T. Cradock, en P tai theslyn ...

... charged Ann Kirk, both of Gainsburgh, with an assault: dismissed.— Bridget Macarthy and John Welch were brought charged with acts vagrancy : reprimanded and discharged.— John Robinson, a pauper the union workhouse, was on the complaint of Mr. Johnson, the master ...

... extremity the quay, according to the order of mourning prescribed for the English army, The men had their arms reversed, and the officers had crape their arms, with their swords reversed. All the inhabitants had been kept sway from the line of march, but they ...

... various houses demanding arms. Alfred Tibbs being sworn, deposed to his having been standing opposite the Westgate on the morning of the 4th of November when it was attacked by the Chartists, the prisoner being among them armed with gun, which witness ...