... five or six of the people, the order to act was obliged to be given sooner than was intended. As soon the report of fire-arms were heard, a general panic seized the conspirators, and before the troops of the line could come up, a general panic had taken ...

... the expectation of some decisive announcement from Lord John Russell; and a number of peers, spiritual and temporal, among whom were Lord Lyndhurst, Lord Wharncliffe, Lord Abinger, Lord Cardigan, the Bishop Rochester, Lord Elienborough, Lord Combermere ...

... as an idle and disorderly person,— John Ireton, of Yarwell labourer, was convicted of an assault on Jas. Spring, of the same place, and committed for a month, in default of payment of a penalty of 81 and costs John Ireton, of Yarwell, was con. victed ...

... which crushed the lower end of the bone of the arm, and, passing upwards, was extracted at the back part of the arm, midway between the elbow and shoulder. It is, we understand, highly probable that the arm may not be saved, in consequence of the dreadful ...

... superior officer, Captain Sir John Hill, of the extent of a fire which, in the afternoon of that day, had taken place on board the said ship Camperdown, and of the circumstances attending it, was fully proved against the prisoner, John Henty ; but from the c ...

... that no sufficient cause of com arising ou' the U had been shown to warrant the House in agreeing to the motion. He pro. the Arms Bill as and vexatious to the People, utterly ineff as a coercion—as, in fact, ulte unworthy of the He iculed the resent threatening ...

... three herrings, the property of Wm. Swales John Re ley, for stealing hat, the property of John Harwood.—JoAn Watts, Wm. Smith, and Thos. Hewitt, for stealing a rope, the property of Slack and Jobn Sharp. —John Adams, for stealing Jacket the property of ...

... recommended by Mr. Turnall ..2 0 2d, Morris Hales by Mr.Thorpc. 110 0 3d, Wm. Eobius by Lord St. John 15 0 4th,Wm.Joice byMr.Warsop. 1 0 0 sth, John Lord St. John 015 0 6th, H. Joice by Mr.Warsop. 010 The unsuccessful candidates received 2s, ...

... appeal the above to the pockets of poor people.] The Earl of Cardigan.—A long correspondence has bean published the Globe and other daily papers referring to a dispute between Lieut CoL Lord Cardigan and Captain Reynolds, both of the llth Hussars, Prince Albert's ...

... Hume, Mr. John Holy: Sir John H MONDAY, June 18. for Treason On a motion for the second reading of the Transportation Mi ‘rv. Napier rose to present a ion from Mr. W. Ln Brien and his fellow prisoners, petiti when he was interrupted by Lord John Russell ...

... , for Brulgenorth, Sir W. Dixie, Bart., W. Merrick, Ksq Butler Dancers, Esq., J. B. Story, Esq., K. iv „ Lsq -' N > Esq., John Buckley, Esq. J. Eames, Esq. E. M. Green, Esq. Martin, Esq. J. Martin, Esq. T. Warner, Esq. T. Cradock, en P tai theslyn ...

... tallow, deals, and mats. During the height of the storm the Briton of Cardigan was hurled on the rocks in St. Bride's Bay, and became perfect wreck. At Swansea, Exmoulh, Cardigan, Bideford, and Portland, the damage is described to have been of the most ...