... asked, How say you, James Thomas, Earl of Cardigan, are you guilty or not.? The Earl of Cardigan, in a firm voice, replied, Not guilty, my Lord. The Clerk— How will you be tried, my Lord The Earl of Cardigan— my Peers. The Noble prisoner then took ...

... Dec. 2. At the Central Criminal Court on Monday, Mr. Adolphus applied the Com tto respite the recognizances of the Earl of Cardigan until the next session of the Court. was necessary that he should make this application point of form, on the first day of ...

... Prince Albert attended the first production tins' season of Fidrlin, the German o;irratives, they are called in the John I>nll. The Earl Cardigan returned to Brighton on Saturday last, for the purpose making the necessary arrangements for the departure the ...

... only. 'The celebiated French actiess Mdlle. Rachel has made her first appearance in England, at the Italian Opera. Two men. armed with guns, have been piowling about among the hills on the borders ot Lancashire and Yorkshire for the last three months, com ...

... lengthened trial of five days the court martial on John Henty came lo the decision thai the third charge— viz , that having, on the 2d day of October, made a false report to his superior officer, Captain Sir John Hill, of the extent of a file, which, on the ...

... and took notice the ciicumslance. ln-tead the puncluie, which at fi St was but slight, healing, giaduallv extended, and his arm became swollen to twice its usual size.—> vvas done save the poor man's life, but mollification at length ensued, and after ...

... r . T..Stoke on District Trent Fergusson, Sir 1t .Derry Corry, Hon. T..Tyrone city Courteney, Lord..Devonshire Fielden, John..Oldham (south) Fitzalan, Lord. .Arundel Cresswell, C. .Liverpool Filzroy, Lord CBury St. Cresswell,B. Northumberland Edmund's ...

... Grand Parade. The Dowager Countess of Sandwich and Mr. and Mrs. Callagan occupy apartments at the Bristol Hotel. The Earl of Cardigan arrived at the Cavalry Barracks at two o'clock on Thursday afternoon, and muster ed his regiment, according to the usual ...

... Lord—Reading Dundas, Hon. J. C.—Richmond Chetwode, Sir J.—Buckingham .Dutf—Banffshire. Cholmomleley, lion. H.—Mont- Easthope, John—Leicester goincrv Borough Khrington, Viscount—Plymouth Chute, W.—Norfolk (West) Ellice, E.-Coventry Clayton, R.—Aylesbury Ellice ...

... Mercadante. Song- Miss Alfin son tua (Lucia di LHUinvrmc.or) Poniz-dli. Song-Mr Allen—“O oara iinniagine” Mozart. Solo—Mr Grattan Cooke Cooke. Song-Miss M. B. Hawes—“ Wliere the wild white rose is blowing” M. B. Ilawet. German Romance—“ Jagers Hans.” Signor ...

... abolition of killing criminals. Speaking cf Lord John Russell's opposition to the 2nd Clause (which related to the destruction of public property) he said— The Noble Lord bad talked of using tbe strongest arm the law to put down offences of the sort, but ...

... got abroad thai Lord John Russell intended to make a statement relative the intentions of Her Majesty's Government. —In reserved seats under the strangers' gallery, we observed, among others, Lord Lyndhurst, the Earl ol Cardigan, Lord Ellenborough, the ...