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... 0.%' iu _ Pt7C'JF.VI VOTI OW TRAWLS TO SIC H. Lord JOHN lit:ssELL (who had coma liatrly after) wool.' now propose the vote of latch he had urea nottee, to Sir Robe_ Sir Cheeks Napier, and the other the recent operatious on the coast of Syria, irdanelles ...
... twice a week excellent soup is distributed to all who choose to apply.— Stamford Mercury. The Earl of Cardigan and Lord Hill. — The Earl of Cardigan is the last person that has any right to make complaint of the conduct of the officers under his command ...
... on Friday last, Lord John Russell replied that he bad since then teen the letter referred to in the Hewer:omen, end had not thonght it necessary to make an, inquiries on the subject. In reply to a question front Mr. Home, Lord JOHN RUSSELL afforded ex ...
... held at the above I nn, on Wednesday the 17th of his arm. It will hardly be believed that the cupidit: February, 1841. backers allowed this unfortunate fellow to fight l¢ MR. G. BARNES | more after his arm was broken. He of course was MR. T. CROOK } Stewards ...
... they could not obtain justic attack England ; the way to check that feeling would be to uch a the ministerial measure. Their arms would be needed ad be- than some men were aware. It was not prudent to a nd re- them inthe present state of Europe; in no state ...
... been summon rinciple. the House of Peers to attend and give evidence at the ite much Lord Cardigan on ext:—T.H. Dunn, Sarah st Indian Sir Jas. E. A. Knight, M.p. John Busain, Thomas Bu Jamaica, 0 doubt, | and George Charles from the War Off A has been sent ...
... 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 ...
... —On blondes', before C. Du Cane, Esq., John Weeks, was bought up on a charge of stealing nine nak posts, belonging to James Warner, Esq., at South Stonehato, on Sunday het. Committed for trial at the assizes.—John Vince, alias Mooney, a railway labourer ...
... amended or repealed the present raerion of Parliament. TRIAL of the EARL of CARDIGAN his PEERS IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS. Tuesday being the day tined for the trial of the Earl of Cardigan, a line of carriages was to be seen opposite the house some time before ...
... High Steward then directed the Serjeant at Arms to make proclamation for the Yeoman U.her to bring tbe prisoner to the bar. Serjeant at Arm. — Yeoman U.her, bring forth Jame. Thoma. Brudenell, Earl of Cardigan. bar, then retired, and shortly afterwards ...
... Not Guilty. > open The Serjeant at Arms then said, “ Yeoman Usher | them James Thomas, Ear! of Cardigan,’’ and the noble ea It the heen placed at the bar, the Lord High Steward said, engers Thomas, Earl'of Cardigan, you have been indicted for. veyed for ...
... Eastern Div a very the county of Surrey. as the f the House of of its All the fittings up o' ts, and trial of the Earl of Cardigan, were on Wednesday rem that a a few hours by the wor men employed under the vill the sioners of Woods and Forests. The wool ...