... weight in regard to the punishment, even if be found guilty, un«f it must bn. measured by Lord Cardigan’s own conduct towards him. If he could show that L«rd Cardigan had treated bis (Captain Reynold’s) service's in India with reproach, and >t his cun* duct ...

... 38, 000 : January 1, 1840, 375 schools, for 63,000 scholars. Thk i.atr Lord John Churchill.—By the overland mail, from India, intelligence was received of the death of Lord John Churchill, which took place at Macao, of dysentery, on the June. His lordship ...

... agitation ? Just namely, Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr. Cornelius O’Brien, and Mr. J. H. Talbot. The resolution of another, Sir David Roche, seems to in the balance ; while all the rest have ** made sign.” Well might Mr. John O’Connell, the young Liberator,” he ...

... Earl of Cardigan from the r him *.he°Ta^oM ...

... must take place before trial lor the diamond affair can be decided.— ,;Td cardigan AND the officers of the ,RD CAI £LEV|iNTH HUSSARS. tpnlnv week the Adjutant-General, Sir John Mactlonalcl, | . sent to Brighton by Lord IJill, the General Cotnvho|V-in*Chief ...