... Charles William Ireland Jones, Oriel col John Clement Middleton, M. F ellow of King’s coll,, Camb, m. Cycil New come, M. Ay ity coll., Camb. Thos. Jackson Milnes , Lincoln col! eatherell, B.A., St. Edmund * John Scott Whiting, B. ? Oxford The Rev. J. A ...

... it was said was absent on leave at Cardigan, was found missing. The whole body, however, proceeded to the where he lived, knocked up the family, and, although they were informed that the man in question was at Cardigan, they insisted upon searching the ...

... crew to arm themselves. The muskets were got up, and two four-pounders on the deck got ready, but unfortunately the men were unable to find the ball cartridges, and we were all placed in the greatest jeopardy, for most of the pirates were armed with spears ...

... — Morning Herald of Wednesday. Lord W. Paget and the Earl of Cardigan.—The public are already aware that the action of crim. con. brought by Lord William Paget against the Earl of Cardigan is to be tried in the Court of Common Pleas. It is to be tried ...

... and the Arch- decision of the committee, The Eari and Countess of Cardigan have es- tablished coal and cloathing clubs in all parishes situ: ated within the Earl’s estates and N Lord John Manners has suggested, as a monument to Southey, the of a Protestant ...

... confirmed the former judgment. M. Casimir Delavigne, the poet and dramatic author, died at Lyons on the 10th inst., in the arms of his wife. He was on the way to Montpellier, for the re-establishment of his health. The Private Fortune of the late King ...

... William Paget al- the reason why the trial in this case was not with on Friday (when the record was with- that the Earl of Cardigan was instrumental in War aus Parliamen of tary return it appears that was 70131. 18s. and that the Staffordshire was 10,5191 ...

... bon), is nothing in comparison to this animal in the scale of worth. It sits on its hind legs, its front legs or arms are short, but armed with sharp claws, and it bounds or jumps with its hind legs. It has a tail, somewhat like that of a sheep, about ...

... the superior sent one of his monks to Palermo with the intelligence. In short time the convent was completely surrounded hy armed force, and the capture of the banditti appeared to be certain. Suddenly, however, one of the magazines the convent, filled ...

... the Rev. David Hale. So there is like perseverance and a cool temper.—New of Writtle, died in Chelmsford Union-house, on the John Harris, a pauper belonging to the parish Ist inst., in his 84th year. This man had been charge- of Writtle from his birth, ...