... bar. Serjeant at Arms.-Yeoman Usher, bring forth James Thomiias Brudenell, Earl of Cardigan. Mr. Putman, the Yeoman Usher, who appeared at the bar, tihers retirtd, and shortly afterwards returned, accompanied by the Earl of Cardigan, who was attired in ...

... g i any difference, certain it is, that her Royal Highness reposed in the arms of the spiritual bead of the church with as much contentment as though she had been in I the arms of her own nurse. The number of guests who sat down to dinner weres even me ...

... ?? I La Cardigan ?? Pryse Pryse ?? Carlisle ?? P H Howard, WN Marshall ?? Carmarthen ?? D ?? :. 0Li Carnarvon ?? WB ?? I Li Chatbam ?? Right Hion. G S Byng ?? IT Cheltenham ?? Hon. Capt. Berkeley ?? Ai ~ Chester .Lord B. Grosvenor, John Jervis ?? ...

... tic Earl of Camouigan, aire yos guilty, or not ?? The Harl of CARDIGAN, in a firm voice, replied, Not guilty, my Lord.' The CLERIC.-- flow irill you he tried, my Lord ?? Tue Earl of CARDIGAN.- hty my Peers. In TI'ii Nitbie prisoner tihe-i took his sat ...

... 13eauteit; the 52arquisees of Anglesey and Nortnanubv- the Earls of Devon, Shaftesbury, Limerick, Verrlam, Clarenolon, Minto, aud Cardigan; Viscounts Beresford and Melbourne; the Bisbops of LDndou;Durhaan, Rochester, and Licbfield; and Lords Camoys, Glettelg. ...

... Lodge, No. 1754, held at the house of Mr. John Hull, King's Arms, Dale-street, in this town, at their anniversary dinner, on Monday last, proe sented to their Past Grand, Henry Thwaites, an emblazoned copy of the Arms of the Order, as a token of their sense ...

... Mornmoutlieshire Illoty arses not less than twvo millioneslerling, il The Mornting Post says the statement tiata the Earl of Cardigan, had assigned over his property, and paid heavy charges upon it, vi iis utterly wsithout fotindation. ti Potatoes contasin ...

... Aglionby. 1. Haines, John Basset, F H. Berkeley, J. Brockle- 0, humst, J1. Brotheoten, Win. Bnssfeild, J. Dcnnistcun, John lEnst. to hope, Wynn Ellis, W. Ewort, 'John Fenton, J. Fielden, G. W. ;d FiLzovilxitt.LC. FleeterNVd, John Fort, R. Ii. Greg, Sir ...

... banking companies. In this case the motion of whichi notice lis been given by Mr. Godson will he rendered unnecessary. LORD CARDIGAN REtaIMAVDEi, - The following document has been issued by the Horse Guards:- ,,General Order, Horse Guards, April 22, 1841 ...

... Marquis of LanSdowne, Viscount Palmerston, Earl of Minto, the Marquis of Normanby, Earl of Claren- don, Lord John Russell, the Right Hon. Sir John Cam Hobboise, Viscount Morpeth, and the other members of the late ministry, would resign their seals of office ...

... business forsome time. Wnm.Neild, Esq., the d nmayor, presided; and was supported by David Aitssworth, Esq. the boroughreeve, and John M'Clure, Esq. one of the constables of Manchester. The Mayor opened the E proceedings by reading the requisition upon which ...

... the shoulders, 5ft. 9in., round the. head, 4ft. 4in. HELD TO BAIL-At the Town-halls during the week, John Kelley, a lahourer, of High-street, and John Ward, a tramp from liolden's Square, have been ?? to hail to keep the peace for twelve months. RoriunnY ...