... THE EARL «»F CARDIGAN laird FEE .-aid wisheti to ask question with reference the recent truil of noble carl beli're Uietr iordslups : it wu-, whether there was any record of the address made their k>nl»hip- the Lord High during the tune that strangm were ...

... Oroaeenor. Lord R. Fawee, Barnard. K.O. OuraL Sir J. Trot hero*. Edward Ball, John Bal ...

... T’ “** Ju,,n «f Manrknier, Bead and . Vu-ntP 7 •»ntM ...

... THE WELSHMAN]. Rebecca Cardigan.-lu con«*qu«nce of pre▼ioa* threatening notices Riven the toll-keeper Csrdißsn turnpike pates, rumour wee spread Cardigan and its virimly, that '* Rebecca and her vuold pay a visit to the Cardigan pates, in the course of ...

... of Stanton and Little Oakley, tha property of the Earl of Cardigan, with nets and bludgeon*, for the purpose of taking: rabbits. Mr. Hnmfrey having- stated the ca«e; it was proved Lord Cardigan’s gamekeeper and two of hie assistant* that about ten o’clock ...

... bench. It set forth that James Thomas, F.arl of Cardigan, and John Douglas and Maxwell Wainwright had been committed within the jurisdiction of the Central Criminal Court, the oaths of Thomvs Hunt Dann. John Busain, and James Kglmgtoo Anderson, Ku, M.D. ...

... admonition admitted that Lord Cardigan had behaved in the most improper manner—that he had conducted himself with temper and moderation,” although up to the period of the court-martial Lord Hill had supported Lord Cardigan in every act of injustice nnd ...

... THE WILLS POROERY CAfIK-PI'RTMER OP BARBCR AND PLBTCUER. Swing died for Uto ritmlßUloo Ur, William Henry Barl/er. Ui« Arm of Barter ami li.rcham, , Blaclfnar*. ami Mr. ioaluia Flrtcter. of WalwortJ., on chancn ckfraiidinv foreroiafnt meai:* of forgodl ...

... written and sent letter to Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl Cardigan, of the same regiment, his commanding officer, of improper na'ure, and being thereupon personally ordered by the said Earl of Cardigan bis commanding officer to the effect following, viz , ...

... coercion act*. Mr. 11. Grattan. M I’., addressed the mis ting considerable length, and entered into elaborate defence Hie landlords Ireland. would recommend those individuals to Lord Ihtnoghmore had done, and hoe a party of armed men hunt these assassin* ...

... Wt eau wob «»w ooi wa* at I said bat eipacted HSKii; eil* aea tba Lord WlSlaia th-re. but word that If Lord Cardigan railed ao. dell- Cardigan rapllrd, * Dom ka,tbal la wy on Sanday Id room etaini with «eaaa«a, and ue asked ap ataira fboy. than drl.k ...

... Mr. Wolryche Whitmore, M R. Captain Me>nell. R.N., M.R, Mr. G. F Angaa, and Mr. Henry Way mouth, bad an interview with Lord John Russell and the Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday, In Downlogstreet. The Right Hon. Henry Labouchere arrived lo town yesterday ...