... 10. On ilie proposal of subsequent vole for the staff the arm*, Hump, drew attention the stale the JI strongly condemned the conduct of Lord Hill in throwing his shield over the liarl Cardigan, and asked why Court Inquiry hod not been appointed investigate ...

... nhr next. C•enwel for Mr. WILso, and Mr. Ntr arms. for defendant, Mr. al LTO4. Q. C., Mr. Jnev EV Q. C., and Mr. V. Ww.t., tag. Beide Lined/ea.—Record withdrawn. he learned Judge lett Havertor.lwen for Cardigan on Wednesday afternoon, at half-poet four. ...

... have been? Why was the fact of Captain Lord Cardigan to that officer, tendered in order to how the Reynolds having been imprisoned four days by order of Lord provocation under which he had acted. (Mi Cardigan slurred over as it had been ? Was the liberty ...

... be done for ic Head, to whom Bagland, io bis opinion, was indebted for the preservation of Canada. ARMY ESTIMATES.—-LORD CARDIGAN. ‘va toe motion for going into committee of supply oa the army estimates, a short discussion took place oh the Suppression ...

... agree to the re-appointment of the committee on railways, order to obtain further evidence respecting their management. Lord John Russell, fixing the discussion on the Poor Law Bill for Friday, stated that the alterations he meant to propose, the most important ...

... attack on the Earl of Cardigan, and a debate on an increase of troops in order to afford relief to the regiments on foreign service. Various Members of the Government defended the course adopted towards Earl Cardigan ; and Lord John Russell admitted that ...

... 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 ...

... inquiry. Lord J. RUSSELL explained that he had not said Lord Cardigan was unpopular because he was nobleman, hut that his r ink made it more easy excite strong feeling against him. (Lord John Russell) thought the thing had been made much more of than it ...

... nor earth’s control L D THE LONDON Friday March BANKRUPTS Henry John Wood street London warehouseman Barnaby Dunn Jermyn street St James’s glass and chinaman Ward Dereham Norfolk plumber John Fairweather Harrison New Broad-street London wine-merchant Turnbull ...

... deuce between the Board of Cowed and the East India Company, from whom he thontrht the no o se)' onght to have come.—Lord John Reseall said the room. truly cossideruZ it that they should hole wit+ charges.—After • Woad (tom Mr. Mi 10.% Mr. Riff, and ...

... decide.) of teetotallers Pairiek’s Day ;- The decision of the judges, Mr. O’Connor and Mr. Uubliu Castle, bill March, 18U. John Tisdall, pave universal satisfaction; and some Sir— l directed the Lor.l Lieutenant to ac- the long and particularly trying ...

... ratified by the Duke of Victory on the 23d ult., signed by M. rerrar, the Ministerof Foreign Affairs, and sealed with the royal arms. Accounts from St Petersburgh state the failure of a silk merchant the amount of 1,000,000 roubles money. The intelligence ...