... my honour,” The Slrgkant-at-Arms then said, Yeoman Csher, call in James Thomas Karl of Cardigan.” The noble earl was then placed outside the bar, when The Loro Hiuii St ward acMrcssing him, said: lames Thonius Earl of Cardigan, you hate been indicted for ...

... 4' Claret of ffastonable afe. Lord and Lady Worsley, Sir John and Lady Charlotte Copley, and a select circle, are staying with the Earl of Yarborough, at Brocklesby, Lincolnshire. Viscount and Viscountess Milton, Mr. and Lady Mary Thompson; Selina V ...

... those whose term of office had expired, were then balloted for. Thomas Sandwith, Esq., and Mr. John Musehamp, having twelve votes each, were re-elected, and John Wcstoby, Esq., (eleven votes), was chosen in the room of Mr. Brigham. Mr. B. had only one vote ...

... VToe see bill agaitnst Lord Cardigan returned by the grand jury was I of then read. The Sergeauit-at-Arms theni said, Yeomati Usher, bring ing James Thomas, Earl of Cardigan, to tie bar.. Ito 'r us, Earl of Cardigan accordingly appeared at thle ...

... 0 Warrell, Rov. Z. S., t~i~ltni~not, Miss 20 0' Beerley 10 0 tlil, J. T. 25 0 Withecomb, Mr. 1 0 Hart;-, John 5 5 Whitaker,B. 20 0 Ilsudsan, John, Char- i Wilkinson, Joltn, 'el- lotte-Street 20 0 ton Gra nge 10 10 Sites for new Churches have been liberally ...

... an attempt to murder P and one fm r robbery of fire-arms: the local papers of the tj same day, contained one murder, two attempts to murder, a one robbery of fire-arms, and one attack with fire-arms on r, a dwelling-house, accompanied with a threatening ...

... tthose hosiours were conferred. Sir John Keane, now r Lord Keane, had signalized himself as a soldier in all parts - of the world; his skill, firmness, and bravery, had in- e creased the lustre of the British arms n every quarter of the globe, and it ...

... Howick's amendment, and the reasonss which induced them to support it; but lie only made confusion worse confounded-Mr. H. GRATTAN severely censnred the mnember for Northumberland for bringing forward his amendment, and then backing out of it, with the ...

... been informed, that arms had got into the porsessioit of improper persons in Ireland, vwho had been licensed under the act by the mnatgistrates; and iftso, whether any steps had been taken in consequence? - Lord MOnRPETH said, the arms act certainly gave ...

... all across river Thames onder de vater from von side to de oder.”— John Bull. Lord Cardigan Again —A correaporulcnt writes u.s that there hns another Houoalow be~ tween Lord Cardigan and hi« officers. think, however, that regards the origin of the dispute ...

... City of York. Also a Branch from, or out of, the said Main Line of Railway, commencing at or near a place called Bleacher's Arms Lane', and terminating at or near Vincent's Pier, the whole of which Branch will be madeti within the Parish of Scarborough ...