... Moolk, accompanied by the united Biitish force from Bombuy and Bengal, under Sir John Keane, takes possession of his throne at Candshar. 10. Destruction by fire of the John Bull steamer, with the loss of several passengers' lives.—Sir Robert Peel having ...

... muen for Justice. He should, therefore, move “That William Kvaas, Eaq.. and John Wheelton, Esq., Sheriff of Middlesex, be discharged from the custody of the Serieant-at-Arms.” A long debate ensued, Attorxby-Gbneral opposed the question.—Sir R. Indus thought ...

... Brunswick Terrace, and are expected to arrive in day or two. The following arc at Pegg’a Royal York Hotel: Mrs and Miss Rmike, Sir John Eustace, Mr Blencowe, Mr Morris, Captain Richardson, Mr and Mrs Wright, &c. &c. The Countess of Jersey arrived at the Royal ...

... prevent perjury’; that was the object, why did not the noble lord try his hand nearer liome, at Ludlow and Cambridge?—Mr Jamks Grattan seconded the motion. thought the Bill peculiarly injurious to the Roman Catholics, because the electors whom would disfranchise ...

... the Earl of Cardigan, and the Officeis, and men under bis command, for their uniformly excellent demeanour while stationed tbere, an example worthy of imitation towards the Lancers by our High Constable and inhabitants, ihe Earl of Cardigan is the brother ...

... have before spoken, j£so, one-third of the amount for which the legal advisers of Sir John Ommanncy offered, we understand, to compromise the matter. We think that Sir John Ommanney will hereafter regret that this affair has been prosecuted to an extremity ...

... for me about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. 1 found the deceased in Mrs. Rolich's arms, on the point of going into a fit. attended him up to his death. died in my arms about half-past 8 yesterday morning. Frederick Roelich—l am 12 years age. The deceased ...

... earth waggons near New England, upon the Shor. ham branch, was knocked doarn and the wheels the vehicles passed over one of his arms, by which was crushed that the surgeon in attendance, Mr. Lawrence, sen. found it necessary amputate it. The other sufferer ...

... Monday. Owing to the heavy swell, the steamer was obliged to land her passengers, (upwards of fifty) at Shore ham. The Earl of Cardigan and Captain Douglas, after attending the examination before the Wandsworth Magistrates on Saturday, returned the same evening ...

... THE EARL OK CARDIGAN, THE OFFICERS OF THE 11th HUSSARS, AND THE INDIAN OFFICERS. AGENT FOR BRIGHTON, W. LF.PPARD, Stationer, 17, EAST STREET. OCT. 5. 1340. By the report of the proceedings at the Wandsworth Petty Sessions, this day se'nuight, inserted ...

... before Ixtrd Cardigan made use of that term in reproachful sense, he should have recollected the manner in which those very • Indian Officers' did most generously come forward in foimer days lo sign paper in favour of Lord Cardigan himself. By our ...

... applications were made by the mountaineers for arms, of which 19,000 stand had already been distributed among them. Egyptian deserters came in every day by fives, tens, ami thirties. One day came in body, w itb arms and accoutrements, and among them more than ...