... that the system of arming the ships with a smaller number of guns and a smaller num- ber of men was a very proper measure. This system had been departed from lately, and he thought very improperly. He thought it a very improper plan to arm the ships with ...

... Sir 11. Peel's amendment upon the New Poor-law Bill. We suppose that the country has had enough of Lord Cardigan's case, and the discussion of Lord John Russell's amendment of the criminal code touches upon some subjects which it may be as well to leave ...

... were such that ■ even in the cisc of Lord Cardigan they could not fiil of t swaying his mind. (Hear, hear.) The Secretary at War had t said that it would have been manifestly unjust to dismiss r Lend Cardigan, or place him on hall-pay, and that there ...

... Charter Association of Marylebone, In which the petitioners stated, that they viewed with surprise the acquittal of Lend Cardigan in consequence of a flaw iv the indict- ment, while, notwithstanding the objection which had be.n taken at the trial of ...

... Saunders and Otley, Publishers, Conduit-street. SIR JOHN HERSCHEL'S ASTRONOMY, &c New Edition, One Vol. foolscap Bvo_. with Vignette Title, (is. cloth lettered, A TREATISE on ASTRONOMY. By Sir JOHN HERSCHEL. Uniform with the above, with Vignette Titles ...

... Household of her g °yal Highness the Duchess of Kent ; Mr. Henry Robinson, •uniaid-bean-i- to the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms ; olonel Wemyss, Equerry to her Majesty; Dr. F. Schenck, •cretary to his Royal Highness Prince Albert ; Dr. Cham- t*it>R r ...