... signally violated in every one step taken by the Horse Guards on the Cardigan affairs. The dispute with the first Captain Reynolds, about the black bottle, was private affair. Lord Cardigan had no right to interfere, he was the aggressor; yet his conduct ...

... proper, and would justify dismissal.-4berdeee Nereid. _ FATAL Ilt , ”11 Fier ARMS.—On Saturday last, an inquest was held at Corton, near Lowestoft, on view of the body of John Boone, aged 10. It appeared in evidence that on Sunday, the Ist instant, the ...

... Mmto, First Lord of the Admiralty. The sjssssjassjsft it is expected, will take place before the meeting of Parliament Lord John is in his 4*th year, the bride in her is very remarkable that eight Peers who were married to divorced women, have died suddenly ...

... superior officer, Captain Sir John Hill, of the extent of a fire which, in the afternoon of that day, had taken place on board the said ship Camperdown, and of the circumstances attending it, was fully proved against the prisoner, John Henty ; but from the c ...

... captain, John Groves. of Ilfracombe, who has left a wife and children; the mate, Thomas Nutt, of this place. sou of !Cott, formerly one of the porters at the quay. who has he a wife and two children; the third was a son of M. Burgess, of the Rolle Arms, in ...

... inst. before Mr. John Gregory, Coroner, on the body of John Wigston, a young man about 20 years of age, who met with his death under the following circumstances :-— and in the It appeared that the deceased was a carpenter, employ of Mr. John Holland, Hum ...

... had reason to believe that the robbery and murderous assault had been committed by two well-known desperadoes named John Council and John Barnes, an active search for whom was immediately commenced, and in about an hour afterwards Burton perceived Connell ...

... occurred between the two countries, England and Ireland, and would warrant, by all the rules of international law, recourse to arms to enforce the stipulations, or to dissolve the union. This treasonable declaration reminds us of Mr. Hume's previous advice ...

... visit to Lord Bagot. His Excellency Viscount Ebrington during the past week has been visiting Sir John and Lady Hamlyn Willisana, Coverly Court and Mr. John Bundle, M.P., at bis seat near Tavistock. Lady Fred. Bcntinck gave a splendid fete at Whitehaven ...

... beeu denied upon authority.] Loan Cardigan.— A letter in the Morning Chronicle states that the expense of tailoring thie llth Dragoons into Hussars, objected to by Government on that ac- count, was defrayed by Lord Cardigan to tbe extent of .£40,000, and ...

... whieh passed through his arm and lodged in his throat. He was carried down to the boat and taken on board the Stromboli without loss of time, and never spoke after on board; when he reached the deck the master received him in his arms and took him down to ...

... viz., Win. Barss, chief mate ; Edward Barridge, second mate ; Henry George, steward ; Francis Brown, John Heart, Charles Charles, Hugh Doon, John Lee, John Harrington, seamen.— The Welchman. The Gale of the 13th. —The newspapers published the various sea-ports ...