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... thus Earl of Cacrd gttm Captain Dottglas, und Citptain Warniuigton, to take their trial, bitt rotuseoted to titks bail, Lord Cardigan in £2,000., ;rith two EurctieS in £:1,000. earls, and thus otiter gentleamen in £500., etd two stureties in £250. each. Nxse'eaI' ...
... 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 ...
... Lord Cardigan. The Pre~jdont requested that the reporters would not publish the proceedings until the trial was concluded. The Judge Advocate then read the warrant for the court-martial. The charge, and the first and second letters to Lord Cardigan, the ...
... understand, is very general in rthe regimens under Lord Cardigan's command. that shis lordship's ball, instead of striking Captain Tuck- ett, did not take an opposite direction. AsTRR THE PLIGHT of Lord Cardigan with the wife of Colonel Johnstone, this noble and ...
... Mar- i, shall, M.D., Belfast; John Jameson, Esq, Dublin; James b Andrews, Esq. Comber; Stewart Dunn, Esq. Carrick- d fergus ; John Correll, Esq. Berlfastv John Hodgson,' Esq. k Belfast; James Barnett, Esq. Carrickfergus; John Gillis, k Esq. ; Rev. George ...
... Charles Shaw, tio Cornmissioners of Police:- John Conntor, Cain O'Donald,' Michael O'Donald, Francis O'Donald, Thomas O'Donald, William Bennett, William Difley, George Cartwright, 'Ro~bert Wilkinson, John 'White, John Bageleyer, and Michael Murray; also the ...
... that it is marked with a strict consistency, and especially in all relating to the I Ith Hussars and Lord Cardigan. Having restored Lord Cardigan to a command after having strongly cetsured hirn, the Comnrnander. ?? appoints to the district in which Lord ...
... 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 ...
... M'Cormick, John Byrne, Patrick M'Cann, John M'Cann, Peter Ka.l vanagh, Thomas Branden, John Shaw, Michael Reeth, John Galvin, Francis M'Guire, John Reynolds, George I Penall, Daniel Finn, Edward Roach, John ...
... Mr. P. unigamerchant; Peter Griffin. Esq.; an Mr. John Grifljei, inerchant. T'he duities of the chair an d vice chair were mnoat-efficienitlyedischarged by. Francis French, Esq., 'Ctslllan, and 'john, Caghian, E~q., 'of'Clon- boy. On the'righ't' o'f'the ...
... Mr. P. B., Mr. Lynch, Mr. R. Connolly, Mr. John Hart, Mr. t James M'Evoy, Mr. Jnhn Bollard, Mr. John Walsh, M- Mr. Iohn Hart, Mr. J. Hobin, Mr. P. Cronin, Mr. Henry g Hart. LI From St. Michael and St. John's Parish, per Messrs. )- Ralph Walsh and James ...
... may be thle issue of the existing crisis, whether pcace or war, or a long protracted, unnlatural, and thrmenting state of armed prnparation qn all sides, one jertiou of the duty, and the most pretsijg portion of it, incumbent onl tse Quneen's Ministers ...