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... ceremony. Thl Trial of Lokd Cardigan. — lt seems probable, that through the industrious activity of the sapient A. 'awlsworih Justices, Lord Cardigan will be tried by his V,,t* for not killing [but for trying to kill, religious John!] Capt. Tuekett in a duel ...
... single offence the calendar l—lhiui* charge for capital MaU. SOUTH WALES Seizure of Arms.— lnformation having been received the Home-office that certain cases of arms were being sent to Wales, directed to suspicious parties, the Mayor of Swansea, Dr. ...
... of the proceedings of the highest court of criminal judicature iv Lord Cardigan's case, reflects deep disgrace upon the present state of the English law. James Thomas Earl of Cardigan was arraigned before his Peers under the Act 1 Victoria, cap. 85, which ...
... of the Select Committee, appointed to try the petition against the late return of a Member to repre. sent the borough of Cardigan. The Report was to the effect, that Pr) cc Pryce, 11..4., was not duly elected to represent the borough in the pr went Parliament ...
... the Rev. G. Wightamin, D.D , Vicar of Clare, Mr. Charles Ambrose, butcher, of Layeoham, to Sarah, young° t daughter of Mr. John Jarvis, of the former plate. On the 16th inst , at Claydon, by the Rey.Thorrias Nunn, Mr. Charles Stanford, of Ashtiocking ...
... LATEST INTELLIGENCE. IRELAND, SEARCH FOR ARMS AND OF TilE MAME \S CORPUS ACT The •nnounceincnt of 1.01(1 John Russell's intention to apply on Saturday to Parliament for siblitional powers to crush inaurroction in Ireland. readied Dublin by electric telegraph ...
... were no longer masters of their lives; they belon, to the country, to liberty, to vengeance. Cheers. ) te the fettered hand of John Upon the wails of Newga destinies of his country ; and Mitchell had inscribed the were resolved to be the martyrs or the rulers ...
... found inconveniently snail fur her establishment and guests.— Derby Mercury. Loitn Cardigan again and again !— Mr. Maeaul.iy, the Seeretoj of War, while condemning Lord Cardigan's -naday-floggiggs, in the House of Commons the other fvenine, travelled out of ...
... thrown into the military prison in the Cruitle of St. George ; all the troops in Lisbon garrison have been constautly under arms for three darn ; the streets of Lisbon swarm with soldiery the e n tire kingdom is declared iu • flat, of siege; and the Curter ...
... the Earl of Cardigan. thc Earl of Ripon, the Earl of Aberdeen. the Duke of Newcastle. Lord Stanley, Sir James Graham, Sir henry hardier., lord the Earl of Lincoln, lord illoughhy D'Eresby, the Mice of Hamilton, Sir Willoughby Gordon, Sir John Alnedotiald ...
... remanded till ‘uesday. A horrible attempt to ison the family of Dr, Grattan, of Drummin House, Kildare, was made on the 17th ult. It aj that, in consequence of the potatoe failure, Dr. Grattan bad endeavou to introduce the Indian meal among his 7 neighbours ...
... 13uckhounds, the Earl of Roselyn; the Privy Purse, Major General Sir Henry Wheatley, G.C.H. ; the Captain of the Gentlemen•at. Arms, Lord Forester; the Captain of the 1 comet, of the Guard, the Earl of Beverley; the Lord in Waiting. Marquis of Ormonde ; the ...