... been conceded at the desire of the friends of Captain John Williams Reynolds, whose complaints against Lord Cardigan have been published at great length in the papers. . A vr court-martial certainly take place on Friday next, but it a court-martial upon ...

... LORD CARDIGAN'S DEFENCE. Lord Cardigan, who is himself upon his trial quite as much as the officer, whose conduct he has arraigned, has now had an opportunity of making his defence, every syllable of which bespeaks a total unconsciousness,—we might almost ...

... Committal of Captain Tuckett, ON A CHARGE OF SHOOTING AT LORD CARDIGAN, WITH INTENT TO KILL. WANDSWORTFI PETTY SESSlONS.:—Waneidarrn with the arrangement entered into at the last examination, Harvey Garnett Phipps Tuckett, lately a captain in the llth ...

... o'clock on Friday morning. CARDIGAN'S Owx.—The vacant troop of the 11th hussars will not go in the regiment, as the next officer for purchase, Lieut. Forrest, is known to be obnoxious to his commanding offieer, Lord Cardigan.—Limerick Chronicle. CASE OF ...

... least conveniency ! The subordinate is sacrificed,—Lord Cardigan admonished! The subordinate dismissed,— disgraced,—(in so far as the sentence of the Court Martial can disgrace him ;)—Lord Cardigan allowed to retain rank and power, with a simple recommendation ...

... -Colonel the Earl of Cardigan had, at a large party given by his lordship on the previous day, when asked why I was not present, replied, that as long as he lived I should not enter his house.' Such remark, made by Lord Cardigan at his lordship's own ...

... bench. It set forth that James Thomas Earl of Cardigan, and John Douglas and Henry Maxwell Wainwright had been committed within the jurisdiction of the Central Criminal Court, on the oaths of Thomas Hunt Dann, John Busain, and James' Eglinton Anderson ' Kt ...

... conversation at the Earl of Cardigan's the night before.—l said No; I then naturally said, Wh a t a b out? and she replied that she had twice asked Lord Cardigan why were not the Captain Reynolds' there? when the Earl of Cardigan said, They shall never enter ...

... Ferrer (who was himself a powerful man), together with six of his companions, could succeed in binding with strong cords 'his arms and legs to a beam which stood upright in the apartment. In this condition he remained until the 31st, venting his wrath in ...

... of Her Majesty the Queen Dowager. THE HEARSE, drawn by eight horses, decorated with escocheons of Her late Royal Highness's arms. A mourning coach, drawn by six horses, in which were Lady Mary Pelham and Miss Wynyarcl. A mourning coach, drawn by four horses ...

... lordship. MARRIAGE OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL.—II is reported that the noble secretary for the colonies is shortly to be united in marriage with one of the Ladies Elliott, daughter of the Earl of Minto, first lord of the admiralty. Lord John Russell, it will be ...

... d should therefore order the r, _ of Cardigan to enter his own recognisance in the sum of and Captain Douglas in the sum of ,E5OO, to ensure their reappearance before that bench on Monday next. The Earl of Cardigan an d hi s secon then entered into a l ...