... after which some discussion takes place on the conduct of the head of the army in sheltering Lord Cardigan. The ordnance estimates are gone through, and Lord John Russell obtains leave to bring in bills for the amendment of the criminal law. Public meeting ...

... Fortification Bill in the Chamber of Deputies closed by majority *37 against 16* in favour the project of law. 2. The Karl Cardigan f-urrenders himself into the custody the Usher of the Block Rod. on'equence of indictment being preferred against him for ...

... of ft tailor’s bill. The meeting of the Privy Council “to consider” the arms of the Prince of Wales, Nurse Lilly calls ftft absurdity, the dsar little darling’ has been in * arms* from the moment of his birth. SYMPATHY. The peopleware starving. Pooh I ...

... Commons relative to the conduct of Lord Cardigan, in ordering a private of the I Ith Hussars to be flogged on a Sunday. MAY. 7. In the Gazette of this evening the official accounts of the success of the English arms in China are published. 13. The motion ...

... thirteen daj Doolan and Patrick Redding exec, Rewnaurder of John Green, an overseer emi and Edinburgh railroad.-18. After ad laov e ti a d a t ys, it was resumed this evening, 'ewe— by Lord John Russell, agreeably cl utt. r the duty on the importation of ...

... IRELAND. DUBLIN CITY ELECTION.—The rewired certificate authenticating the melancholy death of John B. est, Esq., Q.C., late representative of this city, has been duly signed by the Right Hon. F. Shaw, M.P., and Edward Litton, Q.C., M.P., and a special ...

... Lord John Russell by the Directors of the New Zealand' Company. 14. The British 'lndianian Heroine, from China to London, lost near Cape Spartel, and out of sixty persons on board, thirty-four, principally lascars, perished. The Earl of Cardigan is tried ...

... high duties which have been devolved upon under the organic law, by the states themselves. I« tht* month of SMpt«*mb^r party armed men fiotn Upper Canada invadrd the territory of the United States, and forcibly seiz>‘d upon the pet ton of one and, under ...

... Lord John Russell by the Directors of the - New Zealand Company. i 4. The British 'lndianian Heroine, frOm China to London, lost near Cape Spartel, and out of sixty persons on board, thirty-four, principally 'meal's, perished. The Earl of Cardigan is tried ...

... suspicions should not be true. Wc then got up the fire-arms, loaded aad double shotted the muskeu and pistols (not having sufficient gunpowder to load the swivels, as it had been left behind), and arming ourselves with cutlass each, wstchnt anxiously all ...

... early in Ihe morning. The Sir Edward Banks, ?? »• Six Moining; the Countess of Lonsdale, ISth; the City of Hamburgh. 15th; the John BulLl9th. 'goTTLRDAM and the BRITE (carrying her M^esty's Mails) ?? ?? and Saturday Merning, at Seven precisely. The ' jhitnbine ...

... access. E-vcry island, every projecting headland, from whence guns could bear upon the harbour, were occupied and stiongly armed, com- mencing from tho point of entrauce into the inner harbour on the Amoy side, the principal sea line of defence, after ...