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... accompanied bis Royal Highness Prince Albert to the ice this morning, attended the Duchess of Bedford and the Hon. Miss Fajet. Lord John Russell left the Castle this morning. We observe that the Dean of Durham has r-signed his large living in Yorkshire, which ...
... Ha«Vcr. Hirtnii chain J'Oi t.ha.i Hainaworth, John (Jldroyd. , Bailey, Matthew IKah-y, and J,.hu Yorkablrc, .mllere. rwuiey, juu., Bat ley Carr. Joat ph Aukera, M.rminghani, r. ~« »h «• ...
... W. Quantamissah and Prince T. Anaah. accompan'ed by the Rev. Pyne, had an itner view with Lord John Russell. Among the flying reports about Lord Cardigan is one of a trifling incident which occured while he was waiting for the train at the dough station ...
... Mercury. The late Snow Storm—Four Lives Lost.—lslav, January 14. —On Thursday, the rnrrent, when Donald John M'Oueen, Alexander Ciirrie. and John Keith, were crossing the trackless waste which lies between Airdthallay and Kinagary, ttiey lost their way ...
... to prevent his resuming active duties of his profession. THE EARL OF CARDIGAN AND THE HORSE GUARDS. Above have given two case:*, in which the Horse Guards, to shelter the Earl Cardigan, has been obliged succumb, in a verv unprecedented manner, to two junior ...
... military stores; and that the Euglisb Government has agreedto give them on credit alarg? quantity of muskets, pistols, and other arms, the delivery of trhicb is taking place at this moment in the Tower. V The new Census will be taken the Ist of July next. Provision ...
... Beaufort; the Msrquises of Anglesey and Normanby; tbe Earls of Devon, Shaftesbury, Limerick, Verulam, Clarendon Minto, and Cardigan; Viscounts Beresford and Mel- Mnrae • the Bishops London, Durham, Rocheater, and Lichfield • and Lords Camoys, Glenelg, Redesdale ...
... realised to us; and he must say ■il.at, in his opinion, they would owe that happy result (he loads that had planned and the arms that had etTected the i pture of (hear, hear, hear). He hail every reason > ln>i>e and believe that our differences will China ...
... Curtis.—Ohwrccr. Anti-Meat Eating Society.-The following extract from the prospectus of Anti-Meat Eating Society, which the John Bvll says it propoeed to establish several eminent market gardeners, fruiterers, and other dmnUrattd persons“ It e fact that ...
... That policy waa vindicated by the obvious dcaigos of the Pacha, aod the total helplessness of the Sultan. That France would arm in tbs Pacha’s cause not to be presumed, the result had proved that the judgment formed had been the correct one. The aid given ...
... Chancellor brought down her Majesty's answer to the Address. The Earl of Cardigan. — The LORD Chancillor read a letter from Mr. Justice Bosanquet, announcing that the Earl of Cardigan had claimed to be tried by his Peers. A Committee was appointed to search ...
... ceremony. Thl Trial of Lokd Cardigan. — lt seems probable, that through the industrious activity of the sapient A. 'awlsworih Justices, Lord Cardigan will be tried by his V,,t* for not killing [but for trying to kill, religious John!] Capt. Tuekett in a duel ...