... and more humanising sentiments of our nature. It is said that on ballot being taken at the United Service Club, for Lord Cardigan, he was black balled by 57: this is really worse than the black bottle I Turn and Turn About. —A college friend of ours ...

... Feb. 19.—The Earl of Shaftesbury moved that the Lord Speaker do give order* for the printing of the trial of the Earl of Cardigan.—Agreed to. The Earl Eldon adverted to the absence of the right reverend bench on the occasion, and attributed that absence ...

... from her Majesty, stating the sense she entertained of the services rendered John Lord Keane in India, and request ing the House to enable her to make provision for the said John Lord Keane, and bis two next heirs. Viscount Melbourne gave notice that to-morrow ...

... England by the horror of the priests against the infidelity of France —[hear]. He would caution now against the dangers of her armed peace, and of tbe discussions with America. If actual war with either state had begun, would Lord Stanley presume to bring ...

... Corn-laws, and in support of the Government plan of finance. reply to Lord John Russell, Mr. said he could not assent to postpone his motion respecting the Earl of Cardigan, who, he said, was unfitted to command any body men whatever. The hon. member ...

... resolution of Lord John Russell was then put, and neaatived without a division ' The other orders of the day were disposed of, and the house adjourned at a quarter before four, till Thursday. LIBERALS WHO VOTED WITH THE CONSERVATIVES. Ban*, John Handley, H. ...

... crave of the veteran Major John Jenkins, of Prince Albert's lHssavs, who died the latter end of last year, and was interred in the burial ground of the old church, Brighton. The monument was erected by the Earl of Cardigan and other offiers of the regiment ...

... against it in so many quarters. sI It is statled' na lt ateler front Vecnice, dated the 25th nlt. sit that tics Arclsdcike John, brother of the Emperor of dr, Anstrire, Iced left for Vrerona, to inspect, in his qoality, Ti of commandec-in-rlsief of engineers ...

... honesty, the fairness of the people of this country, and with a still more constant reliance upon that Providence whose watchful arm had ever supported Britain m difficulties, and, so long as she had been true to herself, had ever guided her in the paths of ...

... been sersi inated to the satisfaction of both p:le lies. i I -MINISTERIAL CRISIS. what SIPyNDARDt.-L~'id MIelbournet, Lord. John Russell, the Pei tie.i i ninotn IC an0 i nie te linienbets01 lthle Cabinnot tnO lain in n Mn 0tn i, ttnivi tins loonntiinn ...

... '1bleft IMinisters in the predluameft dfa'Mindritya' The debate was arranged to be prsceedIvjthbiin(W edhnstay Well may Lord John Russell observe thatshe amendment ha Ieffected a very important changel Thc-imimortence of the present division is iii the ...

... coinaipitien, Jesepb, sin' of cte lab John Bliatinenop, Re ?? Ooamercial-raadaged:18. Oct. 12, aged 76, Cel: Clittierm, of Baistot nHoe, Middlesae t Otoberl12, tler a nliseog ngilnoisi Elizabteth, the belaovd Wjife of Mr. John Robithaem ?? is the itev. Wia Liddllrd ...