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... truth, that they have rgprimanded him. Yes; and they reprimanded Capt. John Reynolds, and they cashiered Captain Richard Reynolds, just in the same way that they promoted Lord Cardigan. They even found fault with Major Cooper, because he did not make a complaint ...

... election were to be decided a civil war—if the victory depended upon a battle—hundreds would turn out against their landlord, armed as well as they could, and expose them* selves to sudden death, sooner than submit to such thraldom as that now imposed upon ...

... traitors that ever escaped the axe or the gibbet. And Lord Melbourne will speak as follows : My Lords.—Victory has attended our arms by sea and land, a circumstance which is peculiarly grateful to the retiring modesty of myself and colleagues, because the ...

... seized a sharp instrument called a side tool and stabbed Cousins in the arm. The latter ran down-stairs to inform his master of what had occurred, with the weapon still sticking in his arm; and the wound on being examined by a surgeon was found tu be two and ...

... witnessing the feat of the learned horse” drawing cork with his teeth, recommended that should be forthwith exhibited Lord Cardigan* who might, perchance, engage him to perform the duties of butler particularly as the noble animal, by his actions, evinced ...

... Won. wydd Arms. The Tiryside hounds Thursday at Troedyraur Village. The Gragetddan hounds Wedriftday at Tyglro-bridge. and Saturday at Tanybwleh. The Begeliy hounds Friday at Pendine Village. The Pembrokeshire hounds Thursday at Hoch Bridge. John Cope's ...

... observed, - He not tbink.tht time had yet arrived to advise her Majesty to reknlt the remaining portion of Via•®nlfoco.* And Lord John Rnstoll, in coouoqation, said With regard to the prstent motion, did not say that the end of the imprisonment, when the advisers ...

... Thomas Grattan , E r ,k10°,s Hillingdon, aged 69.—At her residence, Norwood, Surrei , A n iirs• the late Matthew Howard, Esq. -At Penton .f, i i w nrsg ..W CCf a °llllli:errdt,nhe ' l ag t e d Willson, in her 58th year.—At Windsor, Dr. John Macbrafr ...

... Ltebau Iris. Prlos. Hamburgh Sailed into. 12) . JSt JeoefiT, Ellery, Bristol John. Smith. Hnyle Honour, Hudy, ffiles Clt Uannnh, Smith, Dublin Susan. Walters. Bridgwater John Hicks, Smith, Wales Constantine, Mitchell, Mary Selina, Padstow GALWAY. Arrived ...

... discontented—that the whole inhabitant, of Syria are in arms against It—that if Ibrahim Pacha is attacked a superior Turkish forcr.tnd which may be augmented still farther, will obliged tu lav down his arms. Let his highness throw » glance oeer'Envpt; all the ...

... Llanelly, from Chester. Breexe. Rowan. Tuesday evening, board, with a scroll on which was for Cardigan and Swanxey, Thomas, for Swansea; from printed the word “Cardigan, was warned on the same Liverpool. strand. 11— The Reliance, Harper, from Liverpool for ...