... -Sun. LORD WILLIAM PAGET a. LORD CARDIGAN.-We have received a letter from Messrs. Powell, Broderip, and Wilde, solicitors for the Earl of Cardigans, requesting us to publish two letters enclosed, the one from Lord Cardigan, and the other from them- selves ...

... SPECIAL COMsloISSION IN WALLS.-W& understand that the prisoners who are directed in the commission to be tried are John l Hughes, David Jones, John Hugh, who are charged with firing withl intent, Sc., and for beginning to demolish a dwelling-house at Pon-. ...

... him of Ids pocket- l k ,*,,i.taniiim two £~> notes, six sovereigns, and two half _ ■.-«■[■*. i--ii>. The ostler at the Cardigan Arms corroborated J; \ -.latei-ieut, so far a- the stoppage of the parties at the ?? ?? at, and also -he fact of Smith being ...

... to pass law that all the arms in the country are to be branded. I have in possession some arms of my father s which were used to obtain the independence of Ireland ; and am I to go to the Lord Lieutenant to get Grattan's arms branded Never ! (tremendous ...

... Junior, of North Kilvlngton, Esquire. John Green Paley, of Oatlands, Esquire. Joseph Robinson Pease, of Hesalewood, Esquire. John Spencer Stanhope, of Cannon Hall, Esquire. John George Smyth, of Heath, Esquire. John PJum be Tempest, of Tung Hail, Esquire ...

... that tbe Rev. Dr. Chalmers intends visiting England to advocate the cause the Free Presbyterian Church. .1 . Vert Tree.—Lord John Hussell, says the Tory •Mmrnoi of Wakefield, presents perfect contrast to Peel;,there being, according to our contemporary ...

... 14. UTTERING BASE COIN AT QUICK. CHARLES THORNTON, 42, and JOHN DODSON, 23, were charged for that they, on the 17th of April last, at Quick, uttered certain counterfeit shilling, to one John Nott, well knowing it to be such. Sir Gregory Lewin and Mr. ...

... lands of Lord Cardigan,on Saturday week. The charge was made by Mr. Johnson, his lordship's gamekeeper, but was proved by Mr. Sagar, solicitor, who saw the defendant on the the occasion referred to, with his dog and gun, on Lord Cardigan's laud. In reply ...

... respectable men, both neighbours to the prosecutor, and strangers to the prisoners, who swore positively that they were at ihe Cardigan Arms when the pinies were there, and iliat Smith made the charge of robbery befoie ever he wei.t out of the house at all, and ...

... Thomas Meynell, jun., of North Kilvington, Esq., John Green Paley, of Oatlands, Esq. Joseph Robinson Pease, of Hesslewood, Esq. John Spencer Stanhope, of Canon Hall, Esq. John George Smith, of Heath, Esq. John Plumbe Tempest, of Tong Hall, Esq. Leonard Thompson ...

... apprising him of the circumstance. During the short time he visited London after the fatal catastrophe, he called at the Sol's Arms, Hampstead road, a house frequented artists, the bar of which he asked for a glass of water. His extraordinary appearance and ...

... -grounds, and on entering tbe Rotunda appeared delighted with the number of models and beautiful specimens of all kinds of arms ever used in the British service, and other objects of interest connected with the military and naval departments of this great ...