... LORD CARDIGAN. Tae I'm ted Service Casetu iRe Loro CAROIGAN.—We heard, and w« art inclined consider the report aoihenuc, that the Secretary at-War has to far overcome the scruples of ths authorities at the Horse Guard*, recard hi# lord, •hip, that they ...

... of Clog her. Mr. Crossley, stipendiary magistrate Klphto. has hi* arm amputated from accident. The meeting the Repeal Association th to be exceedingly interesting. John I’. Henry Grattan, M.l*., and other have in town fur the purpose of attending it. Late ...

... of parliament.’* On Sunday morning List, about seven o’clock, in Millstreet, Belfast, Peter M’Avoy, of Lettuce-hill, stabbed John O’Neill, of Townseod-street, in the side in two places, with a knife. The>sriritfwf^ both hackler*. i»supposed that the act ...

... timbal his passion was real, because of the provincial treat* . Ireland experienced the hands of our good Whigs planting “plain John CAIIPBBLL, , the knowing Scotchman, on tbs Woolsack, did we not find that the trrachsry to bis party of that huge jobber Lord ...

... last an armed party attacked the dwelling named Shanahan, Cutlabill, In the 'lis-• Irlrt uf Bjiriwlrigh (In —Mrh uf M« rom-Biily tit .Ign.tnl - inaurlml gh.n.Um. ttown olimw, wh«n llmv •uumjiml tu In «h« ho«w •» >b» U«»). opr* Ih, honw. ArM .hot nt Bh*n»bn» ...

... imir .uue act with intent t > maim I. >riUhi|n> to say whet her i> vo i. i 1 ui- charge-l tie . this, ’hat •t the liar I Cardigan louglit >n C'omnon. with ('aptam ! him ji’ tJv if» second •rp ym.r I ilia ion. cam- i the r'.ad that lea- i,-’ Lc'w I th ...

... tailing la-tween the wheel and guard wall. His neck and arm were crushed to slums. Monday last the tenders for building the new courthouse of Ncnagh were opened the Commissioners, when Mr. John llanly's proposal for the sum of IH.dOO was accepted of. ...

... ; Sir Wm. Chatterton, Bart., D.L.; Sir Richard Nagle, Bart., D.L. ; Sir James Crofton. Bart., D.L. ; Sir John Power, Bart., Kilfane, D.L.; Sir John Kennedy, Bart. Sir Thomas M’Kcnny, Bart., D.L.; Sir M. D. Bellew, Bart., D.L.; Sir David Roche, Bart., M ...

... summoned by the House of Peers to attend and give evidence at the trial of Lord Cardigan on Tuesday next:—Thomas Hunt Dunn, Sarah Dunn, Sir James Eglington Anderson Knight, M.D., John Busaiu, Thomas Bicknell, and George Thomas Fletcher. the Royal gallery of ...

... mi Friend the Charity.*’ Saturday night last a party of robbers secreted themselves in the cellar underneath the shop of Mr. John Dwyer, spirit retailer and protor, liridgn street, and succeeded, stalling a coupleuf boards, in the sum of £l5. Notice having ...

... inquiry. Lord J. RUSSELL explained that he had not said Lord Cardigan was unpopular because he was nobleman, hut that his r ink made it more easy excite strong feeling against him. (Lord John Russell) thought the thing had been made much more of than it ...

... warrior Belgians, to separate force of arms from Tory England, their oppressor and iasaltee (tend cheering.) My august leader, tha aural regenerator, O,Connell, has inrented a aanetifled ad more potent course recourse to arms (or achieving the independence of ...