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... sailing time. JOHN ARMSTRONG, 23, Donegal/-Quay. JOHN CARRUTHERS, Steam Packet Office, Carlisle, DAVID BAXTER, Annan, J AMES GRAHAM, 99, Scotch-street, Whitehaven, ROBERT STOREY, Fenwick's-entry, Newcastlenjton Tyne, JOHN FRAZER, King’s Arm's Inn, Dumfries ...
... history any nation. The settlement of the Eastern question had been rendered certain by the glorious success of the British arms in Acre, and the arrangement that had taken place the power of Mehemet had been circumscribed within its proper limits. It ...
... the discussion, on Tuesday « od deal for the purpose of giving a sort of manifesto o aod, if ration of principles, from Lord John Russell slight Grote, towards the close of his speech, made spect, lowing observation :— absence “Tf, in respect to our internal ...
... con]- parative!y trifling nature? To gain this obtject wisa worth more to Russia than all tbe successes wihich ei- ther ier armes or her tegociations could britg her ili any other way ; and in this object she had unhappily thus far surcuedertv. Viscount ...
... understood. THE EARL CARDIGAN. The I«ord Chancellor communicated letter he had received from the chief judge of the central criminal court (.Mr. Justice Bosanquet,) In which slated that an indictmeul had been found against the Earl of Cardigan at the last October ...
... sv Was urned. HOUSE OF LORS, Tuesday, Fil » at tive Speaker took his seat on the wos Phe of Cardigan was among the peers whe were present THY FART, OF CARDIGAN i Phe LORD CHANCELLOR moved that Jame l Farl of Cs rdigan be t aken into custody by the Usher ...
... foreign nations, spurn from their side the right arm of Ireland present it was unsafe, and. blessed be God, it was nij'afe make the people of Ireland disaffected. (Hear.) They might soon want the ri'hf arm Ireland, and no doubt might have it at the slight ...
... FEBRUARY']!, 1841. No. 2.1-31. Earl of CARDIGAN then bowed to their Lordships, Tbe Earl of SHAFTESBURY next moved that the Chancellor issue a writ of certiorari for the removal of the indictment against the Earl of Cardigan, Into this Court. Tlie I.t'RD CHANCELLOR ...
... farmer and Weaver. William John Christy, late Targracey, near Antrim, labouier, farmer, and weaver. Richard Mulholland, late of Lisburn, formerly spirit merchant, latterly out of business. Robert Holmes, late Ballydown, farmer. John Neeson, Kdnock, farmer ...
... banid of men, consistirg of Ca- nadians and partly of American subjects, ?? organised and armed within tbe frontiers of tilm United States, pose seased themselves of arms by seizing on the nrsrsnals, the property of the United States, and in open day took ...
... trial of Lord Cardigan may so temper the justice of their decision with mercy,as shall reconcile the acquittal of the noble defendant with a strong condemnation of the offence charged against him —Old England. The Trial the Earl of Cardigan. —The follov/ing ...
... attached:—Wra. Wilson, X 1 0; John M*Neile, ; Mrs. M*Ncile, R. Montgomery, X 5 ; Mrs. and Miss Montgomery, 5 ; A. Mulholland, X 10; Wm. Pickcn, John Workman and Sons 5 ; Robert Workman, X 5; J. Bottomley, X 2 ; Thomas M*C lure, £2; John Boyd, X 2 ; Robert Neill ...