... can spare is laid out in the purchase of arms. Their eager desire is to till— to shed blood. Many thousands of pounds have been spent by tbe peasantry within tbe last twelve months in the purchase of arms— of arms of which the avowed purpose is to kill ...

... the Marquis of Exeter, Lady Southampton, the Earl ol Cardigan, Lord Lilford, Lord St. John, Lord Maidstone, Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence, Lord Bateman, Sir Robert Gunning Sir Francis Goodricke, Sir John Hanbury, Sir Peckham and Lady Mickethwait, Hon. George ...

... Leicestershire, to honour the Duke of Rutland with a visit, from Dean Park, Northamp- tonshire, the seat of the Earl of Cardigan. The Duke of Wellington and Duke of Buccleuch are expected in town early in the ensuing week. The Duke of Richmond and Lady ...

... instantly chopped with it at his head, but the son guarding his head with his left arm, received the weapon just under the elbow joint, inflicting a wound across the arm upwards of four inches long, extending to the bone, and dividing all the principal ...

... spacious and noble court-yard. A handsome carriage portico forms the centre of the building, which i> surmounted by his Lordship's arms, in exquisite workmanship, the ends forming two beautiful'pa- viiions, with a picturesque belvidere and an elegant conser- ...

... after his Grace th ...

... might be stereotyped, with merely a slight reserve for change of names : — OnSuntiay night last an armed party often men broke into the house of i John Flanagan, at Shallee, and beat him in a most cruel , and savage manner, and endavoured to put him out ...

... ruled in favour ofthe accused, the only attempt to check the assassin has been the Arms' Act, which enables him to keep his arms, procure ammunition, aud know where all the arms in the country are, when he wants a new sup- ply; the few miss-fires since the ...

... Farrand, R. Monypenny, T. Baring, H. NOES. Abercromby, G. Gisborne, T. Power, John Adam, Adm. ■ Gordon, R. Frvme, G. Aglionby, H. A. Grattan, J. Pryse, P. Aglionby, Major Grattan, H. Ramsbottom, J. Anson, Hon. C. Greenaway, C. Rawdon, Col. J. Arehbold, It ...

... Barrett Leonard, Lady Thomas, Lady Gordon, the Count de Kedowsky, Sir T Retford, Sir Cornwallis Rickets, General Sir Richard Arm- strong, Baron de Garleche, Sir T. Acland, Sir J. and Lady Bayley, Sir Ralph and Lady Howard, Sir W. X Ball Lientenant-General ...

... the attorney, of exclusive dealing notoriety, and of course elected with Grattan, poor Corbally being suffered to remain at home in his otium sine dignitate. Sligo Borough. — John P. Somers has been re-elected for this borough without being treated to ...

... very favour able, and some brilliant evolutions were performed under the immediate directions of the Brigadier General Lord Cardigan. In one of the charges of the cavalry and artillery by squadrons, however, the horse of a private of the Royal Horse Artillery ...