... especially a« Mr. Wightman, «ho has been devil to the Attorney General since Sir John Campbell obtained that appointment, is now all but definitively named for Judge, ffir John Carapbel was offered brief a new cause, on Tuesday last, and bit clerk declined ...

... in Canada. LORD CARDIGAN AND LIEUT.-GEN. ORDE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ALLtGATOR. Sie-It appears to me that you and the press generally have taken a very lop-sided view of the state of affairs at the Horse Guards. You aim at Lord Cardigan, and not at the ...

... FITZSIMON. Esq. JOHN CALCRAFT, Esq, (Theatre Royal). R. TERNAN, junior, Esq., Balhriggan. T. M. CAREW T. M’NFVIN, Esq. J. L. A RABIN. Esq.. J.P. ALDERM \N HOYTE. SCRGEON WRIGHT. W. P. MATHEWS. Esq. THOMAS BYRNE, Esq. Tickets may he applied for to John Arahin, ...

... caae the Earl Cardigan . ver considerable delay has occurred -ince -i- ctmcnt WM * rc, ctred against .lames Thomas. Earl of Cardigan, it appears desirable, tor the ends public justice. *■»! the trial the said James Thomas. Karl Cardigan, ♦btmld take ...

... parochial teachers of the respective |tarisbes. Scotsman. THE TRIAL LORD CARDIGAN.—It seems probable that, through industrious activity the sapicut Wandsworth justices. Lord Cardigan will be tried by bis Peers for not killing Captain Tuckctt in a duel. If ...

... INTEREST to be SOLD. Also, the WINE VAULTS under the Office of the Freeman's Join not. Princes-street, North. Apply to Henry Grattan, Esq., P., 81, Stephen's-groen, South; l). P. Shea, Agent, 25, Camacn-street, Dublin. COUNTY TIPPERARY—TO BKTEfr from the ...

... church, the Her. _ . ‘“i, * cw, I * N ' . John Uver. Alfred, third son of Mufeit Kelly. E*q . Parsonstown, T, e A then ruse and mosed Louisa, youngest daughter the late Ihomas Manly, taq., th*l the Earl of Cardigan should be called to the bar, which TulUmors ...

... s. John Dennis, Charles Lynch, Thomas Tullv, Parsons Persve, Burton Persse, jun., (who rode with his hounds all through, on his famous pony hunter FitzMaunce, over this desperate country, though only eleven years of age,) Burkes of Kilcolgan, John jun ...

... in order that France might become the rest of the world? Was she not at present in a'state armed ' peace? Was not Germany armiugalso? Every state Europe was arming, and was England going to disarm 1 making Ireland justly dissatisfied? The noble lord (Lord ...

... government of tho United Slates. SOtTTH AUSTRALIA. On the motion Lord JOHN RUSSELL a select committee was nominated to consider the affairs of South Australia. WAR BTRIA, Lord JOHN RUSSELL then ro*e, and in a speech of great length, which he pronounced ...

... opinion of ihe policy which dictated theMi raT.L, as nolhing could exceed w'hich signalised every action which the British arms had hern engaerd. The noble lord then paid a high glowing compliment the chief of the British aqoadron and then came generally ...

... fire-office. births. , In Prince’* stieet, Cork, the l.dy of Wrllum D. E. l>»rker, G'eonje.treet, We.tmin.ter, the lady of John Duncan, Eaq.. of d » u hter IARmAGES . In Saint Thoma*'. church, Lanncelut Geor e Watwn. F.«q., of county Down, Anne, eld«t ...