... held this day, in London, and a petition to the Queen adopted praying for his reinstatement, and for the dismissal of Lord Cardigan from the service. On Monday, the Lord Mayor of London elect, accompanied by the Sheriffs, the Reoorder. the City Solicitor ...

... remove most complaints occasioned by irregularity tbe bowels. Sold bo*e« 9d, 4s 6d, lis, and each box being- sealed with the arms the Proprietor ; and none aie gtnuine which have not George Dixon engraved the Government Stamp by Messrs. Barclays, Farriugdon ...

... 14th Light Dragoons from our Cavalry Barracks they will replaced by the 11th (Prince Albert's Own) Hussars, Colonel Lord Cardigan. The following promotions in the 14th Light Dragoons, now in Darchester Barracks, appear in Tuesday's London Gazette ; Lieut ...

... Message from the Crown, in reference to the gallant services of Lord Keane in India. Earl of Cardigan.—The Earl of Shaftesbury presented petition from the Earl of Cardigan, praying that Sir W. Fullett, Mr. Serg. Wrangham, Mr. Adoiph us, and Messrs. Powell, Wylde ...

... Judge, is a Master of Arts of Queen's College, Oxford. Lord Monteagle is shortly to be united to Miss Marshall, daughter of John Marshall,' Esq., and sister of the two gentlemen who have married two his Lordship's daughteis. Baron Bulow retires from his ...

... Steward (Lord Denman) directed the Sergeaut Arms to make proclamation for the Yeoman Usher fo bring the prisoner the bar. Sergeant at Arms.—Yeoman Usher, bring forth James Thomas Brudenel), Earl of Cardigan. Mr. Pulman, the Yeoman Usher, who appeared ...

... Feb. 19.—The Earl of Shaftesbury moved that the Lord Speaker do give order* for the printing of the trial of the Earl of Cardigan.—Agreed to. The Earl Eldon adverted to the absence of the right reverend bench on the occasion, and attributed that absence ...

... resolution of Lord John Russell was then put, and neaatived without a division ' The other orders of the day were disposed of, and the house adjourned at a quarter before four, till Thursday. LIBERALS WHO VOTED WITH THE CONSERVATIVES. Ban*, John Handley, H. ...

... and more humanising sentiments of our nature. It is said that on ballot being taken at the United Service Club, for Lord Cardigan, he was black balled by 57: this is really worse than the black bottle I Turn and Turn About. —A college friend of ours ...

... Captain Meynell .. 1 Londonderry (county) Ferguson .. ~ .. Mallow .. .. ~ Sir D. Norrevs .. . Meath D. O'Connell' .. — 1 Henry Grattan .. .. Monaghan (county).. .. .. ..--A. Shirley .. .. 1 - New Ross Captain Gore .. •• Newrv Lord Newry .. 1 _ Portailington ...

... honesty, the fairness of the people of this country, and with a still more constant reliance upon that Providence whose watchful arm had ever supported Britain m difficulties, and, so long as she had been true to herself, had ever guided her in the paths of ...

... delivered on Friday last, at the London Mechanics' Institution, on the Esquimaux race, by Mr. Richard King, the naturalist of Sir John Ross's expedition, he stated that ventriloquism, so rare civilised Europe, is practised quite commonly there ; even children ...