... TRIAL OF JOHN TAWELL FOR TH SALT HILL MURDER. Wednesday being the day appointed for the trial of John Taicell for the murder of Sarah Hart, the town, at an early hour, was the scene of unusual excitement and activity, crowds of persons from the adjacent ...

... Sudbury Mr. H. Barrr Terliug Messrs. K night & Turner Witbsm The Lord High Steward, addressing him, said‘Matucs Thomas. Earl of Cardigan, you hare been indicted for felony, and bare been tried by your Peers; 1 have the satisfaction of informing you that they ...

... embodied in the Bill of Rights. It did not deny the right of the peopie carry arms, nor did it, except under very urgent circumstances, go to deprive any man of his arms. It was not, in fact, a coercion bill, and he was surprised at its moderation. Should ...

... House Commons werespent among Pitt, Burke, Fox, Windham, Dunning, WeJderburne, Erskine, Dundas, Grenville, Sheridan, and Grattan. Dr. Shirley, the new Bishop of Sodor and Man was consecrated at Whitehall Chapel on Sunday. Poisonous twelfth cakes.—Three ...

... Londonderry', the Marchioness Westminster, the Earl Cardigan, Lord and La.lv Fitzrov Somerset, M.ijor-Oeneral Sir Frederick Trench, the Right lion. Milner Gibson, M l.. Major-General Sir Andrew Barnard, John Wils.'ii Croker. Esq., s-ir Johu M'Donald. A.I) ...

... the Murchionro* \Vi»t-oiin -tcr.iJ.e Karl Cardigan. Lord and Lady B..nier»et. M.iioMjener.dhir KreJ. n. Trench, the Eight Hun. Milner Gibson. M.l’.. Major-General Sir Andrew Barnard, Johu WU—n Crukt-r. Sir John M'Uomld. A.D G., Stc. The prelioimary ingerucnt ...

... attack on the Earl of Cardigan, and a debate on an increase of troops in order to afford relief to the regiments on foreign service. Various Members of the Government defended the course adopted towards Earl Cardigan ; and Lord John Russell admitted that ...

... Nicholl Cardigan Pryse Pryse Carlisle p. jj. Howard _ W. Marshall Carmarthen D. Morris Carnarvon W. B. Hughes Chatham Right Hon. G. S. Byug Cheltenham Hon. C. Berkeley Chester Lord R. Grosvenor ~, . , J. Jervis Chichester Lord A. Lennox. John Abel Smith ...

... who took the most prominent part making the disturbances at the theatre the following manner:—Mr. Paul Parnell fellow of St. John's college, to be rusticated for five years : two Messrs. Marshall, Brasenose, for three iTtV - JamC ' ' commoner of ISallinl ...

... crimson colour, ornamcnti'd with gold filagree work, representing the arms of England. The album is enclose-d in rich case, covereel with violet-coloureel morocco, and embroidered with the arms England. Letters have been received at North Sunderland from Sir ...

... throne were emblazoned the royal arms of England and France, surmounted by a royal crown; royal banners waved at the top and on each side of the ihrone. Ou the purple velvet background were shields emblazoned with the royal arms .f England at that time, and ...

... principles embodied in the Bill Rights. did not deny the right of the people to carry arms, nor did it, except under very urgent circumstances, go to deprive any roan of his arms. It was not, fact, a coercion bill, and he was surprised at its moderation. Should ...