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... l for the culpable laxity of principle which I n displayed on the late occasion of the Cardigan's trial. The able letter which Mr Buchan has addressed to Sir John Campbell is listing • lied by a tone of dignified and dispaxsionate remonstrance, highly ...
... THE \VITNESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1841. TRIAL OF TOE EARL OF CARDIGAN. PPM. This being the day fixed for the trial of the Karl of Cardigan en the charge of ly sleeting at ('twain larrey Tuckett, a line of carriaces was to he seen opposite the I loose ...
... percussion fire-arms, the repair of damages done at Portsmouth by a recent storm, L. 22,000 for repairs of works at Gibraltar, the erection of barracks on the Cape frontier, &c. The votes were severally put, and agreed to without opposition. Lord John Rumen obtained ...
... —The Earl of Cardigan arrived last night at his apartments, in the barracks, to inspect the 11th hussars this morning, as is his custom ou the Ist of the month. CENTRAL. CRIMINAL. COURT.-011 Wednesday Captain Douglas (the Earl of Cardigan's second in the ...
... Wednesday a general assembly of the Royal Academy was held in Trafalgar Square, when Philip I lardwick, David Roberts, and John James Chalon, Esqrs., were elected academicians, in the room of NV. Hilton, Esq., Sir 3. \Vyatville, and T. Daniell, Esq., ...
... spoke from the hustinge on Thursday, referred to the Honourable candidate's defence in Parliautent on the atrocity of Lord Cardigan, when his Lordship ordered n soldier to be flogged on Sunday, in the very place on which, scarce an hour before, the troop ...
... her residence in Park Line, after an illness of only a few dnys. The deceased Die eltess, Lally Stewart, second daughter of John, seventh Earl cI . Calloway, was born April 1767, awl consequently was within few days of completing her 74th year. OF THE ...
... miserable that the poorest trickster that ever sold his conscience for a fee, might be ashamed to urge it. They found Lord Cardigan not guilty, because, though it was proved on evidence as clear and convincing as bad ever been submitted to a court of justice ...
... new constitution of which Lord John Russell had been the author, and under the auspices of a government of which Lord John Russell was a leader ; and it was this House which had indicated its want of cinfidence in Lord John's government. If the House had ...
... ts,andwldlst her Nlardonald and Nlassetia we: e spreading the fame of her arms, it was no small evil that our Aberervinbie and our Cornwallis were encased in turning their arms against men whom, under other circumstances, they might have been leading ...