... into business, earnestly solicits the prayers of this congregation.— Dundee A deer liter. CARDIGAN MISRULE.—In two years, out of regiment of strong, the Earl Cardigan held courts msrtial. In the same two years lie punished in defaulters* list upwards of ...

... interest to detain them. The following Liberals voted with the Tories on the recent division Lord Sainton's Amendment: —John Basset, John Benett, F. 11. Berkeley, Hoc. C. Cavendish, E. S. Cay ley, H. Handlev, W. liarhmd, (}. J. Ueaihi-ote, IC. S. Lushington ...

... and recreation. Commissioners* Hill was rend third time, and passed—a conference took place ommons the subject of the Irish Arm*' petitions were presented—after which *'»«' Lordships adjourned for the holidays till Thurs. *l«y next. In the Commons, the ...

... ns, addressed the Secretary, will meet with immediate attention.— GloLe. I.orJ Brougham expected in town next week. Lord Cardigan was batlottcd for few days since for admission the Senior United Service Club; had rifty-one black balls. At the sale Lady ...

... WILCOCKS and the Rev. THOMAS HOKTOS. Cloth; 7s. (id. Inquiries concerning the Intellectual Powers and the Investigation Truth. JOHN ABERCKOM- M.D. Cloth; brizlement servant South Si»a Company of similar notes or bonds secretly using stumps or dies for deeds ...

... Master, P. W. S. Miles, Win. Miles, Joseph Neeld, John Neeld, Lord Norreys, Robeit Palmer, P. Puse} - , W. Rashleigh, Sir G. Rose, C. Russell, T. Sheppard, T. 11. S. Sotheron, John Stewart, H. C. Sturt, John Trotter, Lord Villiers, J. E. Vivian, Col. \V. ...

... . Death of Sir John Bat/ley.—On Sunday last the above learned liaronet expired at Vine House, near Sevenoaks. tie was born in 1763, and was brought up to tho legal profession. In 1790 he married Miss Mnrkett, youngest daughter Mr. John Markett, ot Court ...

... Rickctts, Rachael Boodle, John Edwards 1 month : Henry Sweet 14 days: Thos. Reeves days: Joseph Hackle. Remanded: John Holton. Acquitted, or had no bills found against them : Stephen Rnmririge, William Robt. Cove, George Wilkins, John Ilayter, Wm. Francis ...

... mended them to my neighbours, enced very great benefit from their use. “JOHN OSBORNE, 1am, gentlemen, yours, &e., + Witness—James Buacess, Bookseller, “ March 8, 1841. Hinckly.”” Mr. John Osborne s case was pronounced by the regi- mental doctors to be incurable ...

... took their stations on tbe Upper Common.— were General Lord Blooinfield, General the Londonderry, Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Cardigan, Field Marshal the Duke of Cambridge, Prince George of Cambridge, and several Prussian officers, all in full uniform. After ...

... establishment seems to have escaped, but several buildings are ruius. Two children were killed, one of them being torn from the arms of its mother, who only escaped death by taking refuge in an oven, whence she was drawn out two hours afterwards. The rest ...

... Maiden Bradley, view of the body of Eliza Arnold, aged 14, who was driving a cart, when she fell, and the wheel passing over her arm caused several contusions, with internal injury, the effects of which proved fatal eleven days after. Verdict, Accidental death ...