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... of Ce digan.—Mr. Mu and gave notice that b relative to the Earl of Cardigan, to the Crown, praying that an inqui move for an address be instituted into the conduct of the Earl of Cardigan, whil mand of the Jith hussars. Syoar Duties.—Mr. DRLEY resumed the ...
... ices of John Lord Keane, commander, in-chief of her Majesty's forces, and the forces of the East India Company at Bombay. and commanding the expedition which terminated in tlw capture of and being desirous of conferring a signal favour the said John Lord ...
... outside the wall!, on steep heights, all either square or round in their forms, and entirely enclosed. The city walls were armed with guns aud gingals, and the three nearest forts were completely under their fire. The enemy's troops were numerous within ...
... March next, twelve o’clock at noon. JOHN H. TODD. Clerk to the said Trustees. Wiueketter, February 13, L Stochbridge and Raxingutohe Turnpike Road. next Mealing of Trustees of the above Road will 1. be held at the Arms Inn, at on Thursday the Ist day April ...
... Bagnor, Speen, Berkshire, paper manufact: = HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, Pes. 19 Lord ELDON (on the motion trial of the Earl of Cardigan be printed) drew the | of their lordships to an expression of satisfaetion, in dress of the Attorney General, at the absence ...
... m»nuf»cturvr of bilomiooo. nxern.nl John Heap, juo. Msuclir-ter, nirrchsnl William Hasksyn*. Liverfiool. ship chandler James Woods. Koundhill, lamcashire, caitle jobber White fc Sios. Broad. Newport. of Wight, w.ne merchants John and ilium Uoyd. alone. Warwickshire ...
... detected ml and had been very abusive when spoken to. This is the first conviction under the new Corporation Bye Laws. Mr. John Kirby, the Highway Assessor the District ol nourtenhold, applied for highway rate signed by the Magistrates, but was refused ...
... the notice given by Lord John Russell. . Sir J. Rkid apprehended ruin to the Most Indies from the reduction of the duty foreign sugar. . . . , After some further convorsa.ion relative to toe budget and the corn-laws. Lord John cited a precedent from a ...
... the iron mami! facturere were those who were suffering most Spain. —lt is feared Espartero contemplates a Dictatorship; the armed force concentrated round the capital would amount towards the close of the month to upwards 2.5,000 men. The municipality viewed ...
... it, the navi- | arms of her Majesty and Prince burgh from Symington, ru is considered a muc h easier line, and through a 1 her connection with the persons few steamers which ploughe and at no period since the severe | the coats of arms are cherubs ex ecuted ...
... death pedlar by violent moans. The report brought into the is to the following effect :—That the deceased was robbed at lilt. John's Common, Cnekfield. .4' some chimney ants. wbieh be carried shoot with him, by a party of rail. way lalmurers, and was aftenrards ...
... Bills for £5O or upwards at three months will be takes. Further particulars and Catalogues may be obtained by applying to Mr. JOHN R. HALL, General Comroiasion and Canton House Agent. at his Office, 97, High-street, or of the Blechysiden Terrace, Southampton ...