... comimneneed at Brighton, ont Friday. Mr Wrangham I was time law assistait of Lord Cardigan, and Mr W atsou of Captain Reynolda. 'i'be Court having bhee conqtitutbd, ?? Cardigan reod a short address, preferring his ehnrge. After conmplainiig that lie had been ...

... 000 500 Newry 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 13332 15 0 11816 19 35149 14 6 The late Affair of Honour—Lord Cardigan held to Bail for Felony. —The Earl of Cardigan and Captain Douglas, his friend in the late duel, appeared before the bench of magistrates Wandsworth ...

... Ensor. Esq. J.P. John Allen, Esq. J.P. Mount Panther, W. Hunter, Esq. J.P. Dunmurrv, Alexander S. Adair, Esq. John S. Crawford, Esq. Geo. Matthews. Esq. Springvale, Adam M'Clean. Esq. Francis Savage, Esq. J.P. Francis M'Cracken, Esq. John Dunville. Esq. ...

... common country.’’— (Drunk solemn silence.) The Chaiuman gave, with some impressive and feeling remarks, “The memory of John M'Csnce.” John Srol'PPE M'Cascf., Esq., the mark til rr |M.cl to memory of his father. Lrokaud , proposed,nnd William Shab- CnAwroitn ...

... Macnaghten, Esq. Newry, John Cliarters, Ardmnllin, Joseph Gillis, Esq. Belfast, Jaines Iluntor, Esq. Dunmnurry, A. Al-Laine, Esq. Belfast, John Miller, Esq. Comber, J. E. Kidloy, Esq 31 D. BeIlaSt, James Barnett, Esq. Carrickfergus, John Boyd, Esq. ltlaehstaff-mill ...

... Both letters to Lord Cardigan ho vindieated-the first, as the only step which, as an officer and a gentleman, ho could have taken, on hearing of the report of the observations prejudlicial to his character made by Lord Cardigan the second, because the ...

... lady with whom Lord Cardigan held the conversaiion. 1 did not charge Lord Cardigan with haring used the words —I stated, shall prore, that such report was in circulation. It seems, however, doubtful open the evidene, whether Lord Cardigan used tbe words or ...

... of the British arm?. The speech was then put in and marked P. The court was here ordered to be cleared. Having remained in deliberation for about ten minutes, the public were again admitted. The Judge-Advocate then addressed Lord Cardigan Your lordship ...

... 6 Years old. and aged, e0st. Illbs. 3Sbs J to Mares and Gledings. £-20 adtlded. To bo enttred with Mr. WArINo, Corporation Arms, Hillsborotrgh, at or be- tore 9 o'clock on the evening of tVriday, the I itit October. il Sweepstakes ot' 6 gs. each, 2 gs ...

... O’Connell, Maurice Connell, John O’Connell, Henry Grattan, and John ial- Of Magistrates (besides the Members named, who, suppose, are in the Commission of the Peace), there arc only four, out of the whole Province, namely, John Arabin, Nicholas Boy lan, ...

... provoked from Lord Cardigan at his lordship’s party the ungracious answer relative to ** the Captains Reynolds, is understood to be sister of Lieut. Cunningham of the Hussars. Cider selling the south of Devon for guinea hogshead. CAPTAIN JOHN W. REYNOLDS AND ...

... s punle. -You don’t know who was the greatest heretic of lie eighteenth century? said the catechist. I -11 u .n ,ou-it was—John Welle)) —Galuhnd Obtervtr. U Dutamao Wise Dinseii.—ln high life, the of asking another ’■ to drink wine with you, ts ...