... advantage for their subjects, which those of every other nation may not equally obtain. The German powers are at length arming. The reserve in the Rhenish provinces is ordered to remain under anus, and the Austrian government feels under the necessity ...

... than usual. All speculations on the subject are unfpunded, and necessarily premature.- Globe. A MINISTER s LmISuiE.-Lord John Russell has been reposing, after the fatigues of the session, at Naworth Castle, in Cumberland. Last Saturday evening week ...

... September to which day the meeting was adjourned. Mr. John Attwood, the plaintiff in the rhinoceros case, as Lord Brougham termed it, of Attwood r. lass, we are infttnned, purchased tine MLitt! of Sir John Owen. in Pembrokenlitre. The purchase money is suited ...

... , in the parish of Northfield.on Thursday next; his Lordship will afterwards dine and sleep at \Vassell-grove, the seat of John Richards, Esq. On triday morning he will consecrate the Chapel and Chapel-yard at Quinton, in the parish of Hales Owen • a ...

... &c. EARL of CARDIGAN AND BIS RECENT CONDUCT. The Atlai alluding to this nobleman, observes:— Technically speaking. Captain Reynolds may be in the wrong, but undeniable facts still remain. It slill remains a fact that the Earl Cardigan did send a very ...

... letter addressed by the solicitors of the Earl of CARDIGAN to the press, a copy of which we published on Saturday, requires at our hands a few observations. When we are told that the silence of Lord CARDIGAN, as to certain allegations made against him, is ...

... is of whom it is understood, amongst other things, Lord Cardigan said that he was not one of his lordship's guests. The other, whose case has been published, and is so much better known, is John Williams Reynolds; and, as if the confusion of names were ...

... add, that if his father abandoned the measure, he (John), though an humble person and attached to his father, would retire from public life, and never wish to hear his name again spoken of.” After Mr. John O’Connell had delivered himself of this magnanimous ...

... at Conimugbt-place We.lj-Qs.lay last from a tour. The Countess Cardigan arrived Thursday Portman-sfiuarc fromWlesludcu. Her ladyship will leave tendon immediately for Brighton. Lord John Russell left London on Wednesday afternoon on a visit to her Majesty ...

... before eyes” of mined foe to : wretched of which once of our in tto inspire : and if triumph Mr Grattan MP body Mr to tbe ton tb Snooker following in for Grattan ...

... personal one, the conduct of Lord Cardigan, and of Lord Hill, by whom the Earl of Cardigan has been supported in his tyranny, is open to animadversion j and should be visited with punishment. Docs the Earl of Cardigan or Lord Hill think the efficiency ...

... and sent a letter to Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Cardigan, of the same regiment, his commanding officer, of an improper nature, and being thereupon personally ordered by the said Earl of Cardigan, as his commanding officer, to the effect followin —viz ...