... shoals of informers are offering their services to the authorities! Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P., has directed his solicitor to apply for a criminal information against Mr John Reynolds, M.P., for the words attributed the latter in speech delivered Concil ...

... 518 tons burden, Captain John Crawford, belonging to Greenock, on the night of the of November, when out of persons board perished. The vessel immediately went to pieces striking. The barque was bound from Grenada for s>t. John’s, Now Brunswick, with a ...

... single offence the calendar l—lhiui* charge for capital MaU. SOUTH WALES Seizure of Arms.— lnformation having been received the Home-office that certain cases of arms were being sent to Wales, directed to suspicious parties, the Mayor of Swansea, Dr. ...

... heavy. Arming Chelsea Pensioners.— A stain! of arms has been sent Norwich for arming the Chelsea Out- Ponsioners for this city and county. Norwich City Mission.— The seventh animal meeting of the Norwich City Mission was held on the Oth inst., John Wright ...

... idea obtaining money from Lord Cardigan 7—Before tlod 1 declare I hud not. bad not seen the witness till five ininiiies before the lime iu question, for twelve mouths. Hud you any iuieuiiou of making plum” upon Lord Cardigan your wife ?—On my ouih, before ...

... (Cheers.) Ibe end was at band ; let them get arm* and prepare (Loud applause.) TlM»n,aud sooner, would they free men; and thus only might they hope effect the liberation John Mitchell his country arraying itself in arms and io glory. (Cheers ) , . .. Mr. Richard ...

... apprehension ami conviction of three sawyers, named John Quirk, Daniel Lonergan, anil John Drew, who, with two other persons now in custody, stand charged with having feloniously assaulted Mr. ! John Wilson, one of the proprietors the City of ! Cork saw-mills ...

... im- portant arm originally entrusted to Colonel Smith, whose ill health has incapacitated him for the arduous duties such a command necessarily supposes.— Britannia. Immense Payment of Wages.— A correspon- dent informs us that «* Sir John Guest is paying ...

... Monday, when eeveral Irish Members were in attendance. Mr. John O'Connell, M. P. made a speech of nearly two hours duration. The learned gentleman having referred the conduct Messrs. Grattan, Dillon Browne, and Morgan, J. O’Connell, who supported the ...

... of the proceedings of the highest court of criminal judicature iv Lord Cardigan's case, reflects deep disgrace upon the present state of the English law. James Thomas Earl of Cardigan was arraigned before his Peers under the Act 1 Victoria, cap. 85, which ...

... harlotte Mart, and nice* of »k« v Cardigan.— Old Cottnouht, Wicklow Ireland Henry Qnm, F.v|., nt Winilii t.. i>. ...

... to prevent his resuming active duties of his profession. THE EARL OF CARDIGAN AND THE HORSE GUARDS. Above have given two case:*, in which the Horse Guards, to shelter the Earl Cardigan, has been obliged succumb, in a verv unprecedented manner, to two junior ...