... Education of the oor in the Principles of the Established Church. DUEL BETWEEN THE EARL OF CARDIGAN AND LIEUTENANT TUCKETT. In consequence of the Earl of Cardigan hiving ascertained that certain letters published recently in the Morning Chronicle, reflecting ...

... brother soldiers, and should they not part such from the garrison of Dublin ? They should pile arms, and present the hand of friendship their comrades in arms. The wish was sooner expressed than complied with ; and the men of both corps at once shook hands ...

... ore. Fleming John, Sculeaate. ?? John Garnett, M.nnlnghsm John, Holme-upon-6palding ?? Timothy, Hawksworth, Ax. Moor ?? John Foster, HeptonstaU Fletcher Rev. Jno. G. Wawne ?? John. Slaithwaite Thomas, Swlnefleet .. George J. Brierley ...

... William, Ecclesfield Marsh John, Sheffield ■ Rob.-rt, Brinsworth Marshall Charles, Hull Henry C, Weet wood Hall Arthur, Headingley James Garth, ditto John, Horsforth John, Cliff' Marson M. C, Malton Martin John P., Cottingham John, Newland ...

... the great Dan, who was the arent of 2) children. John Prentice, the man to whom we refer, is now 82 years of age, and is the father of 23 children, his cara sposa having just presented him with twins. John is a native of Dungannon, in the county of Tyrone ...

... columns iu the London Papers have been occupied, during the past week, with the case of the Earl of Cardigan and Captain Reynolds. The Earl of Cardigan, fiormerly Lord Ifrodenel, WAS, it will be recollected, dismissed front the command of a regimens, fur ...

... House, St. James’s. Committal the Eaul of Cardigan and Captain Douglas. The magistrates the Wandsworth bench, Monday morning, entered into further inquiry into the subject of the late duel between Lord Cardigan and Captain Tuckctt. After a long inquiry ...

... with the prisoner; it took five nom to secure him.- Mr. Royds said he must pay a fine or 20,. LORD CARDIGAN HELD TO BAIL TOR FELONY.— The Earl of Cardigan and Capt. Douglas., his friend in the late duel, appeared before the bench of magistrates at Wandsworth ...

... THE LAW RELATING TO DUELLING The case of Lord Cardigan having given to this subject great interest, we have taken tbe following clear exposi- tion of the law, from the Morning Chronicle, to which it has been furnished by a correspondent who signs himself ...

... tea dealer South — Bir. John Wilkinson, flax spinner. Wrst. — Mr. John Heaps, late tobacconist; and Mr. George Wood, late poulterer. lli_.-si.sT.~Mr. Pullan, surgeon; Mr. Joshua Bower, glass manufacturer. Holbrcx — Mr. John Forster, maltster ; and Mr ...

... January next : . G. Marshall, Esq. Chairman; H. Stansfeld, Esq. and Mr. W. Nichols, jun. Vice. Chairmen; Mr. John 2 easurer ; Dr. Smites and Mr. John ld, Secretaries. Several other Sub-Committees were appointed to facilitate the transaction of business. It ...

... understand, is very general in rthe regimens under Lord Cardigan's command. that shis lordship's ball, instead of striking Captain Tuck- ett, did not take an opposite direction. AsTRR THE PLIGHT of Lord Cardigan with the wife of Colonel Johnstone, this noble and ...