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... Hamilton, John t MICusland, Oliver M'Causland, Rodesick O'Connor, John a Flanagan, H Burgoyne, Thomas Tisdall, Dame, E Bullen, Sheil, H Ellis, Barnewell, R Birnewall, R Hamilton, John Moore Napier, Tenison, IV. Garrett, James V. O'Dowdv, is John Keating ...
... some observations, because, when the Conduct of Lord Cardigan had been impeached upon the court-martial of Major Wathen, who was found to entitled to a most honourable acquittal, and when Lord Cardigan was also condemned without any chance or opportunity ...
... HORSES, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, 124, GREAT BRITAIN.STREET, DUBLIN. Armagh—J Sloan London—G II Penotl.Edge— Thomas Grattan ware-road Athlone—John Singer, lot), Ol— Kelly ford-street Ardee—J Smith Gifford. 104,Strand Ahheyleix—lV H Whitehead Binfield, 180, ...
... the ensuing day, when the following vetdkt was given : — That the deceased, John Halloran. came his death being wilfully strangled Mary Halloran, deceased's wile, and John Stanford, policeman. The judges were at the time sitting Castle bar, and express ...
... yeomanry. Lord John Russell and Mr. Fox defended the conduct of government on that occasion. Mr. O’CONNELL availed himself of that opportunity to make some remarks on the partial conduct of the horse guards in the case of Lord Cardigan. hoped, before ...
... neral staff on foreign stations. LORD CARDIGAN. Mr HUME said that could not allow this opporlunity ,o pass without expressing his surprise at the conduct Commander-in-Chief and the government, a. regarded Lord Cardigan (hear. hear), and the more especially ...
... Justice John- ston, who is not only at this present hour, but has been for some years, in that state of impaired health and energies, the very foresight of which admonished ?? Little- dale that it was time to withdraw from the bench to the arm chair, and ...
... 553,000/., amounting the three years to 1.700.000/., were expended; also a return of the number of muskets and other fire-arms, of swords, and the quantity and kind of military stores sent to and landed in Syria since July. 1840; and areturn of the number ...
... presented a peiinfo n afts tolerks of the Central CriminalCorryigtate'- Positions forwarded from that coutinheceofhear of Cardigan, might be returned, as they would be required in the approaching trial of Captain Douglas. The noble and learned lord supported ...
... desired la-lore the house. Till. KARI. CARDIGAN'S Tit 1.. Lord HEX MAX presented petition from one the clerks the Central Criminal Court, praying that the depositions forwarded from that court, in the ease the I'.arl Cardigan, might returned, they would lie ...
... following up the ordinary system; and, in fact, asking Admiral Fort, John Philips, Geo less for Lord Keane than had been freely conceded to several Agbouby, A Forte«cue. T Pbilpolts, John other individuals. The lion, member for Wigan had admitted Alston ...
... application had been made bv officer of the Central Criminal Court for copy the depositions taken in the trial the Earl of Cardigan to be produced on the trial of Captain Douglas, ami moved that the depositions sent by one of their lordships’ officers, ...