... good taste to resume the dress as prescribed by regulation for this arm of the service, and st once discard the dirty-coloured trousers, &c., now worn by this corps, whim of Lord Cardigan’s, and with which we understaud Pnuce Albert had nothing whatever ...

... DmSION ON Loan john bussbll’s amendment. Majority against Lord John Russell's resolution (Tellers included) Minority Pairs, 17 Absent ConserratiTCs Liberals ••• SEATS VACANT, DOUBLE RETURNS, &C. Southampton Salop Cornwall Clackmannan Cardigan Thelford Bandon ...

... years of endurance and futile remonstrance--a wrong denounced at the time of its perpetration by Plunket, Bushe, Saurin, Grattan, Curran, and all the great men of the Irish Legislature iniquitous, unbinding on conscience, and only to be endured until ...

... Dublin, the lady of John T. Madden, Esq., of a son. Beech wood, county Dublin, the lady of H. Brooke, Esc]., of a son. The lady of John Everard Feehan, Esq., of Gracedieu, county Waterford, of daughter. MARRIAGES. St, Peter’s Church, John, only son of the ...

... eet, on Wednesday, the magistrate was occupied nearly the whole day with excise informations against James Delahoyd, alias John Bai ey, alias James Wilson, who was charged a fabricator of spurious tea, but did not appear, he having made off when the seizures ...

... what say you, are you guilty or not guilty ?” The Earl of Cardigan in loud, firm, and clear voice, replied, Not guilty.” 'The Clerk thereupon said—How will your lordship be tried? Lord Cardigan—By my peers. The Clerk—May God give your lordship a good ...

... the Misses Colgan, 7s ; John Read, sen, Esq, II ; Mr Read, jun, ; Mrs Read, 5s ; two Misses Read, 10s ; four Masters Read, 13s; Patrick Green, John Macabe, Doctor Carroll, Joseph Duffy, John Dennan, Peter Doorley, John Tims, John M’Evatt, ...

... Countess of Erroll, Lady Ids Hay, Countess and Lady W. Stanhope, Countess and the Ladies Augusta and Honoris Cadogan, Earl of Cardigan, Earl of Chesterfield, Earl and Countess Cowper, Earl Euston and Lady Fitzroy, Lord Ipswich, Lord and the Hon. Misses Foley ...

... if their rights were withheld. Much valued John Bull, be would not let him trample on us. The hon. gentleman here pasted very high eulogium his colleague, Mr. Corbally—a more excellent member, or one whose arm, though then bound up, would more readily ...

... gentleman from Maine, of an outrage alleged to have been committed, a party of armed British soldiers, three American gentlemen, named Thomas F. Templeton, George Cady, and John 11. Ken wick. The gentlemen were, it stated, their way from Bangor to Canada ...

... means the success of intimidation and corruption. The triumph was that of bribery and terror, the two supporters of the Tory arms. Terror is associated with the name of the successful candidate. How pleasant it is to hear of a popular re-action in favour ...

... effect that Lord Palmerston had addressed to I.ord John Russell letter impressing on his lordships mind the necessity of advancing in the march of reform, so to keep pace with popular feeling, and that Lord John Russell, in his reply to the noble viscount, ...