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... the landlords of Ireland would force upon the legislature the adoption of an entirely pew sys- tem of franchise.— Mr. J. Grattan thought the present state of things in Ireland opea to many objections, but the no- ble lord’s bill would make matters worse ...
... of her mother’s death. Between the ers, and we are happy to state that a handsome sum was family of the Prests and that of John Harrison Esq., of subscribed for that purpose. Trish-street, Whitehaven, it appears there had for a long Accident on the North ...
... transaction, and has been politely refused. Thus, neither Captain Reynolds nor any of his friends has seen one word of Lord Cardigan’s reports, statements, or letters; curious sit nation inrun accused and con victe 1 olii''er to placed in ; and the last ...
... teret, Miss Wyse, and Lady Georgiana Bathurst; and the Heralds by Francis Martin, Esq., Norroy King of Arms, and Joseph Hawker, Esq., Clarenceux King of Arms. At one o'clock Lady Mary Pelham, Lady Charles So- merset, and Miss Wynyard, took the stations of ...
... Master of the Falmouth Classical and Mathematical School. Lord Cardigan.— Extract of a letter from Brighton.— Popular feeling has demonstrated itself in a manner not to be mistaken. On Cardigan taking his seat in the theatre, he was assailed with a storm ...
... former lover's } arms, and left him for the sole purpose of living with the Hungarian officer. From Tsesary to Cataro was but a short distance. Sava-Bajkitch, after kaving gathered together sixty hevdouks, or mountain brigands, and armed himself lke the ...
... the path for dead, and effected their escape, having rifled his pockets of 10s. or 11s. in silver. Two men, named John Connell and John Barnes, being suspect- ed, Connell was arrested, but the other, Barnes, managed to escape. The marks of his shoes ...
... 7%e Cardigan Business—A letter has been addressed from the Adjutant General to Major Morse Cooper, conveying a severe censure upon that gentleman, for his communication to the newspapers relative to the insultin* conduct of the Earl of Cardigan. Chartism ...
... Duncannon laid on the table some additional Tegu- lations relative to the forms to be observed on the trial of the Earl of Cardigan.— Adjourned tit! Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Tvespavy. In answer to a question from Sir Roseat Pret, Lord Russete stated, that ...
... William John Duckh: am, hosier, of 3, Little Love-lane, Vood-street, Chea ide. Lionel Watling, butcher, of Upper-street, Islington. William Jennin gs, tailor, of Gloucester. John Jenkins, auctioneer, of Haverfordwest. Thomas Todd, facto John Robson and ...
... discovering any difference, certain is, that her royal highness reposed in the arms of the spiritual head of the church with as much contentment as though she had been in the arms of her own nurse. At the appointed place the Queen Dowager named the Royal ...
... conduct. The “ Two John Frosts.—A writer in the ob- serves t at “th sis not the first time a John Frost has been subjected to a criminal prosecution directed against him by a minister who had been his political associate.” Of John Frost the first, the ...