... asked, How say you, James Thomas Earl of Cardigan, are you guilty or not ? , The Earl of Cardigan, in a firm voice, repried Not guilty, My Lord. The Clerk- How will you be tried, my Lord? The Earl of Cardigan- By my Peers. The noble prisoner then ...

... they were sent to beard and overthrow. Hear ye this, Nick Maher and Edmund Burke Roche, John Patrick Somen, aod Robert Dillon Browne, John Collett, Henry Grattan, and. all the other roaring blockheads. If Ireland be the Ireland of 60 years ago, there ...

... more dangerous symptoms of some- thing resemabling a planned and armed insurrection have C lately discovered themselves. It is known that many of ha the rioters are furnished with fire-arms and other fatal W weapons. The evidence of Jones, who was present ...

... Ainstey - 19 8 North Riding - 12 10 West Riding - 17 7 AveragetofEngland- 18 10 WALES. Anglesea - - - 19 0 Brecon - - - 7 1 Cardigan - - - 6 8 Carmnarthen - - 9 2 Carnarvon - - 7 3 Denbigh - - - 13 0 Flint . - - 18 11 Glamorgan - - 8 11 Merionetl - - 4 8 ...

... appeared at the bar, and summoned the house to attend her Majesty in the House of Lords. The Speaker, attended the Sergeant-at-Arms, bearing the mace, and accompanied by nearly all the members present, proceeded to the Lords to hear Her Majesty's speech ; ...

... perpetrated on persons passing through the fields in and near the Horasey-wood-house, by a foot-pad said to have been heavily armed, and a des- cription of whose person a few days since was forwarded to the station-house of the N. division, Islington-green ...

... :- John Sandars, Mayor William Evans Edward Strutt Douglas Fox Richard Forester Forester Jedediah Strutt Thomas Bent Anthony Radford Strutt William Leaper Newton John Strutt John Bell Crompton George Henry Strutt John Barber Samuel Fox, jun. ...

... with its ostentatiousprefix of harp andcrown, discuss- ing the merits of either with much energy. The road winds along an arm of l)ublin-bay, and is protected from the force of the sea by a parapet of masonry 4 feet high, whilst rows of villas and cottages ...

... to Woolwich. A considerable number of chests filled Le with arms ready for tany emergency were in a portion of at the room, which wais portioned off, and in the other part se a variety of arms were arranged in fanciful and elegant a- devices. e. At the ...

... eleven hours. PR1NCEALDBRT'SAUSSARSADMI~O,-IsVip - -TILE BARI oif CARDIGAN IU-11dt0 1'Lj). (From the Bnrigton Berald of satarltay.) Yesetrday, about 12 o'clock, the Adjutanit (ienEttI yi. John Macdonald, arrived at otir cavalry barrac,k us soon as Major Rotton ...

... TYDVIL C M R Morgan - 1 0 Sir J J Guest - - 0 1 CARDIFF MONTGOMERY J Nicholl - - 1 0 H Chohnondely - 1 0 CARDIGAN YEMBIROKE Pryse Pryse - 0 1 Sir John Owen I 0 CABMARTHEN RADNOR D Morris - - 0 1 Richard Price - 1 0 CARNARVON; SYWANSEA W B Hughes - 1 0 J ...

... the vvorst possiblere taste; and is calculated to crests a painful feeling in the fel breasts of those gallant companions in arms who en- wi operated withihim under the command oftlhatdistingu hd St ofilcer. Forsashort time tlsegallant Commodore cranyqu ...