... from Newcastle, is on shore on the Hook, and bilged ; crew saved. Coax, Jan. 30.—Arrived the Barbara Ann, Atkinson, from St. John's, N.B. The wreck of a vessel, apparently a ship of 700 tons, figure head a female's bust, yellow sides, painted ports, burnt ...

... Chancellor, Earl of Clarendon, Viscount Melbourne, Marquis of Normanby, Viscount Palmerston, Lord John Russell, the Chancellor i Of the Exchequer, Earl of Mint°, Sir John Hobhouse, I r iscount Duncannon, Right Hon. H. Labouchere, Lord Morpeth, the Right Hen. T ...

... _egistered, together with the relative documents, tri her Majesty's food, but yet everything testifies of abundance. College of Arms ~,,0 COMMISSIOI4' ' Referring to the best printed authority, we find that a re * signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County ...

... thieves overlooking it fine piece of boiled beef Fight for £1000 prize fight took place Tuesday for the above between John of London and John Broome of Birmingham place called Park Farm Oxfordshire After fight of one hour nineteen minutes both being dreadfully ...

... any interest afterwards came before the Court TAE CASE OF TI.IE EARL OF CARDIGAN AND CAPTAIN DOUGLAS.—Mr. Adolphus applied to Court to respite the recognizances of the Earl of Cardigan until the next session of the Court. It was necessary that he should ...

... sentation of some petitions, The Earl of Shaftesbury moved that the Earl of Cardigan be taken into custody by the Usher ofthe Black Rod. In a few minutes the Earl of Cardigan appeared at the bar in custody, and having remained silent when the Lord Chancellor ...

... Criminal Court, appeared at the bar, and read the indictment preferred against the Earl of Cardigan ; after which the Earl of Shaftesbury moved that the Earl of Cardigan admitted bail, himself in 10,000?. and two sureties in 6,000?. each. The motion was agreed ...

... Hussars and their commander. Universally condemned abroad, and no: defended even at head -quarters, as is the conduct of Lord Cardigan, still no decisive step is telt, n. ()freer alter officer falls a victim to the want of temper and stlf-contrel dibl.lsyed ...

... Liverpool. Solicitors, Mr. Norris, Liverpool; and Messrs, Norris, Allen, and Simpson, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn. John Salter . and John Cale, Gloucester, builders, Feb. 16, March 16, at the office of Mr. Smallridge, Gloucester. Solicitors. Messrs. Jones ...

... of a princess was genuine? _ - Lord JOHN RUSSELL said he had seen the letter in the newspapers, but he had not thought it necessary to make any inquiry on the subject. lu reply to a question om Mr. IlumE, Lord JOHN RUSSELL stated that the treaty entered ...

... for about an hour yes. terday afternoon, and the greater part of that time was occrpied by the form of placing the Earl of Cardigan under arrest, and then holding hisa to bail. In the House of Commons, Mr. Easthope pre- sented a petition from W. Baines ...

... y ; for, though they occupy much space, they contain but little that is new. The Herald asks, Is n.it the law which Lord John Russell seeks to have renew td and perpetuated, a law to prolong the agonies of hunger—to convert public relief into refined ...