... Nulileiliuu.— Mr. WAH 111 prv'-'isl f*»r further immirv into the circumatanees laird Cardigan’* regiment. It was admitted on the one hand that there were faults in Lord Cardigan’s manner, and alleged on the other that there was c.ihal among the Officers ; and ...

... staircase,” which was considered one of the most magnificent in Europe. This staircase consisted of a splendid trophy, consisting arms and weapons, ancient and modern, comprising nearly varieties, and nearly all differing in form or pattern. In the centre was ...

... be*ween the residence ot Mr. Joseph Lucas and Messrs. Marshall's liquor shop, the properly of Mr. John Marshall, in ihe occupation of Win. Hawkins, Esq., and Mr. John Atkinson. The house the occupation of Wro. Hawkins, Esq. contains entrance hall, dining room ...

... gentleman was released on bail on the and discharged from custody; but no sooner had he been liberated than a numerous band of armed men forcibly reconducted him to prison, where he remained at the date of the last intelhgcnce from Lockport—“ in order,” says ...

... VIGOR, of Lea. therbead, cooper, &c., are requested io forward the same, on or before the 20th day of February neat, to Mr. John Brewer, of No. 62, High Street, Southwark (the Trustee under Deed of Assignment for the benefit of her Creditors); or to Mr ...

... warrants in e.u*h cjue made out.—John Baker custody Chatham lor stabbing his uncle, John Baker, with stikle—prisoner, feeling angrj' with hi* relative, Juried siekle him, and|»oiiit entering old man** side under left arm, indicted so deep and dangerous ...

... acceded to, and he was “drummed out of the school Friday.—John Phillips, aged thirteen, committed for trial Friday from Union Hull, for stealing uuantity of (date from house of Mr. Kushton, at ! John vis, keeper the ivouml at Southall Green, has recently ...

... prisoner, when he sold him the horse, told him that it belonged to him.—Remanded. John Ma'thewa, calf jobber, who attcods Croydon Market, was charged with assaulting John Cater.—The complainant, who is shatter Beckenham,aud who travels about to the different ...

... of sedition in his noted speech Liverptad. protested against the Ministerial tactics of agitation and excitement. Mr. H. GRATTAN thought it strange that during speech of an hour and a half length, the Right Hon. Baronet (Sir R. should never have allowed ...

... jun. Esq. Robert Mitford, Esq. John Harvey, Esq. Jno. Shore, Esq. Geo. Johnstone, Esq. Jno. Thornton, Esq. John Labonchere, Ksq. Jas. Tuiloch, Esq. John Loch, Esq. GREAT REDUCTION IN INSURANCE ON FARMING STOCK. THE FARMERS’ and GENERAL FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE ...

... honor or interest of the country made it necessary, he. with others, he was sure, would heartily loin In the w i»h that their arms might conducted by men like him whom they bail the honor to entertain. periods which were in the recollection of most who were ...

... —tor thebc-t Zmx* wool; G. Borosrd. Esi|.—tor the beet Seecc a wool; Mr- - llohlo. sArwor*.—'*b. to (ret tin mended John tree.* Esq.); to John Jarv (Mr. Get*. ; and Üb. , Bewlnc, E«|.) vb-sA- '•/*. h*>. for rearing the greatest nund*er of lam Its, _ . the ...