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... POLICE. MANSION HOUSE.—Captain llarrey Tucked, who fought the duel with Lord Cardigan, appeared before Alderman Pirie to answer a charge of assault under rather curious circumstances. A young man named Owen Worsley, who stated that he was a saddler, and ...
... attached to farmers, we hope, to sanction the loss of such a real friend. Sir John Trollope's address is of the Peel school ; it is cautious, and will convey any meaning. Sir John is a talented man ; and with such a colleague as Mr. Handley, would be of service ...
... take Sir Ralph Howard with Mr. James Grattan, unless Lord Fitzwilliam should offer a son of his to the contituency. KILTENN Y.—We have not heard that any Tory will contest the county, and the city will return Mr. John O'Connell, Kenny, County.—Mr. Blen ...
... the custody of the Seals of the Court to the right hon. baronet; who had the honour to kiss hands upon the appointment. Sir John M'Neill, G.C.8., was presented to her Majesty at an audience, by Viscount Palmerston. Lord Marcus llill was sworn in as Comptroller ...
... CARDIGANSIIIRE.—No opposition is yet announced to Col. Powell (T.) CARDIGAN UNITED BOROUGHS.—There will be a firece opposition to the present Liberal member, Mr. Pryce Pryce, Mr. John Scandrett Ilarford having published an address, and commenced a canvass ...
... married woman, aged about 32, well dressed, and respectable-looking, bet emaciated and care-won,,and with an infant in her arms, was placed at the bar bfore Mr. Bingham, upon a charge of attempting to drown herself and child in the Regent's canal. About ...
... candidate has made such headway in relieving this borough from the hands of the anti-monopolists. When such men as John Pulteney, Esq., John Morant, Esq., and Joseph Weld, Esq, stretch forth their hands in favour of the Liberal cause, it is an astounding ...
... nomination. Mr. John Gripper proposed the Hon. William Cowper, and was seconded by Mr. Pollard. There was no other candidate, and Lord Mahon and the Hon. William Cowper were declared duly elected. HARWICH, Monday.—There are four candidates John Bagshaw, Esq ...