... first commentary on the monstrous verdict of the court-martial on Capt. Revnolds, Sir John Macdonald was by order ol Lord Hill, reproving the noble Earl of Cardigan for the part which he had acted in this thoroughly disgraceful affair, and though he used ...

... attacked in person of Reynolds, and thunder at the doors of ParliaiflShf fi>r the reparation of the great miscliiefdrhich Lord Cardigan and the Horseguards have done. Capt. Reynolds has, in effect, been plundered of six thousand pounds. The interference of ...

... hours was instituted before Mr. W. Carter and a highly respectable jury, at the King’s Arms, Roupel street, Lambeth, touching the death of a fine youth named John Wardell, lB years. From the evidence of the several witnesses, whose testimony was taken ...

... and is now keening with the other part of the building, Lord Cardigan Hissed the Brighton Theatre.—Popular feeling has demonstrated itself in a manner not to be mistaken. On Lord Cardigan taking his seat in the theatre a few night ago, he was assailed ...