... extremely good; while those on the prosecution of Lord Cardigan and Frost are laboured and inferior to many of Lord unprinted speeches, With respect to the speech in Lord Cardigan’s case, Sir John Campbell shocked man; sober-minded people who do not hold ...

... and the Lincoln • »hle manner. • Prince Albert . j TtJ of the Round Tower, overlooking the gr j Serjeant-at-arms. The Sword of Serjeant-at-arms. In addition to the brilliant illumination caused by sucfli where the Royal carriages were ordered to The Lord ...

... inferences drawn . . crown f England, the cross of St Horn the price, at Hamburg to he kept back. » embliuoned ahield. with the arm. of Mr G. supported the motion for the production f ule chair , were wh ,t of the paper, and said its refusal would dangerous ...

... of the town dispensary :—John Phillips, James Walsh, Thomas who were so indebted to him, and in that list the entire amount is | Hardiman, Mary Laffy, John Downes, Thos. Commins, Honor | Lafy, John Summerville, John Burke, John Murray, Mark ...

... of Commons relative to the conduct of Lord Cardigan, in otderiuga private of the Human to be flogged on a Sunday. MAY. 7. In the 'Gazette of this evening the official accounts of the success the English arms in China are published. 10. The motion of Mr ...

... suggestion his lordship was prayed for in St. John’s and St. Paul’s churches, in this town Sunday last. The suggestion, we have no doubt, did not fall under the eye of the ministers of the other churches. Yesterday, John Mott, Esq. attended the Swan Hotel, in ...

... P. Greenall, Ss. T. B. Crosse, T. Rutland. The Hon, H. Da ey S.B.T. Waterford (City W. Christmas, E: Ss. W. M. Reade, E: Cardigan Harford, Esq. R. (lost Pel Books. | Dudley . T. Hawkes, Esq.. QS, Rochester J. S. Douglas, Esq. 8.B.T.1 W. H. Bod! n, Esq ...

... Gentlemen 11 U,h tothe Sword sSe. buX ° . _ Garter King of Arms. H ~twB Gr o the Groom i n ° w tin « ; Princt l *- H. the Queen. Pnnce Albert. Serieant-at Anna. The Sword of Serjeant-at-Arms. The Lord State The Lord Steward. borne Chamberlain. The Duke ...

... the tribe who ever visited this country. —Evening paper. The John Bull, in advocating the use of articles of British manufacture in the fashionable ranks of society, makes the following “John Bullish” remark: Let no lady who desires to stand well with ...

... quality his loyalty was more actm y demonstrated by the aid lent in the formation the Lancashire fencibles, aud the Tamworth armed association; and, the year 17911, at his own solely, he raised a corps of six companies, ca!ld the Bury royal volunteers, ...

... the Rev. Henry Rogers, and | Messrs. Blackham, Davis, Page, Williams, and Hill. WoLvVERHAMPTON Wednesday, Aug. 24, | before John Barker, Esq., and Geo. Holyoake, | Cotterill, Thomas Johnson, aud James Smith, were committed for breaking into the dwelling-house ...

... military, should their services be required. A large Margaret, lict of the late William Sanders, Esq., Wakefield. number of arms and accoutrements, with an ample supply of | On Saturday, the 13th instant, at her son-in-law’s, Mr. Beardmore's, ammunition ...