... time and place, on the body of John Akedof Halifax, cardm-aker, who put an end to his existence hanging himself in his workshop on Sunday last. Ve.dict, Insanity Same day. the Woodman Inn, Saddleworth, the body of John Whiteley, aged 45, who whilst engaged ...

... , Lord John Rntull the har of Ho«*e Common*, and j that the Lords desired the concurrence the Honse tn their address the Queen on the late most atrocious and j treasonable attack upon her sacred person. The address having been road. Lord John Rusaell ...

... again on Monday. Lord John Russell moved subgiitule Thursday for Monday. Lord Howick said that he had voted with Lord Morpeth very reluctantly; hut he would not support Lord John Russell in the course now proposed to take. Lord John then agreed to postpone ...

... brother soldiers, and should they not part such from the garrison of Dublin ? They should pile arms, and present the hand of friendship their comrades in arms. The wish was sooner expressed than complied with ; and the men of both corps at once shook hands ...

... especially in all relating to the lllh Hussars and Lord Cardigan, Having restored Lord Cardigan * command aftef having strongly censured him. the Commander-in-Chief appoints to the district in which Lord Cardigan serves aq Inspecting.General who has also l>een ...

... person*. The weather was favourable ; and the night dark, the effect of the flambeaux flashing on (be uniforms and glittering arms of the soldiers was singularly picturesque. The Chief Mourner was the Dutches of Bedford; her train was borne hy Lady Wheatley ...

... Lansdowne, Earl of Clarendon, Marquis of Normanby, Viscount Palmerston, Lord John Russell, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Earl of Minto, Lord Holland, and Mr. Macaulay. Lord John Russell came to town to attend the Council from Windsor Castle. Viscount ...

... foot udders field, for Captain Reynolds, as an expression of opinion ilio late court-martial, and the conduct of the Earl Cardigan— Leeds Mercury. Camcridgr High Stkwarosiiip- —Tliii contest excites consiilcralile interest an.l lliu |iarlisans of Lor.l ...

... are allied they will drink their wine out of the ‘Cardigan.’ The term ( black bottle* will soon obsolete.— Globe. A Brighton correspondent of the Moruiny Chronicle reports, that the effigy of Lord Cardigan, dressed in the uniform of the Eleventh Hussar* ...

... which mairiage Frederick John Howard. Esq. M.P. for Youghal. is the only surviving issue. She was secondly married, in 1819, to the Hon. H. F. C. Cavendish. The of Cardigan & Gaft. Douglas The indictment against Lord Cardigan still upon the files of the ...

... tile ice. which broke under their weight and pro. cipitated them into the water. John Wright, the elder brother of one of the boys, lad of sixteen, in stretching out his arm assist them, lost his balance and fell in a!»f . young sailor named Edward Wilson ...

... he was aware that such a letter ' had been written? Lord John Ruttell suiil he wa, not aware of it. Captain Polhill then postponed the question j till Tuesday ; by whicii lime he hoped Lord John would j be informed. COrTRICHT BILL. The adjourned debate ...