... Prince Albert, retired usual to the green drawing room. In the course of the evening her Majesty left the private apartment, arm in arm with the Duke of Wellington, and scaled her-elf with the duke her right hand, near the band. After listening the performance ...

... de Dotm; Lord T.lbet de ; Sae Th. Ra d om, &mom Bir Part Puget.; Ilar-oet ; Sir John Burke, Baronet; fbr Velentone Blake. Barnet; Sir Meattegm (.p. wan, Rod.: Sir John room Baronet: JANIe• Poser. E, M.P.; Robert An hbold. H.q., ; Matt en Crieball) ...

... ; and moved, by way of amendment, for select committee inquire into the state the law respecting penalties for gaming. Lord John Manners would not consent to wait till the confuted mass the law on this subject should be cleared. That was a u»k which might ...

... extort money from Lord Cardigan. and that, to do this, the plaintiff bad attempted to NlCTlfite the woman whom he had sworn to love and cherish. It mu on atrocious plan concocted from the beginning. Lord W. Paget brought toed Cardigan to the house; he brought ...

... Lt.-Col. John Browne E. Acworth, M.D. Henry C Boisragon, M.D. I Henry Griffiths F. Mort Francis T. R. Ca lemon D. Robertson, Major Richard Wolseley. Clerk David George Thomas Plant and Hugh Hill, Colonel Heory Perry Edward B. Elliott John Allan. Cambray ...

... Intake le«d Cardigan, wl.i.li wa* vied No. at*. Penman *qaatc. I.u.d Cardigan lo stall land and l.wiy Paget HM’*. M liner come to the house on the mot nine the sth. and some arrangements were made shunt pi.v land tllian, went out when land Cardigan c*me, ttlieu ...

... Throckmorton, by the Hon. H. Jemingham; Mr. Wyndham Knight Bruce, by the Vice-Chancellor Knight Bruce; Sir John Sinclair, on succeeding to his title; Sir John Richardson, on being appointed Secretary to the Order of the Thistle; the Marquis of Blandford, on his ...

... health. The Dowager Countess of Leicester and the Right Hon. E. Ellice, M.f. have arrived In Paris from Nice. Tnr, Earl op Cardigan.- His Lordship lost during the past week two very valuable horses—a favourite hunter, prized highly hy the noble owner, was ...

... following bulletin was issued Saturday;— The Queen Dowager h.u again passed a good night, and as her ! Majesty's hand and arm appear improving steadily, although slowly, the daily bulletin ol her esty'sprogress will be discontinued. ** David'Davis, m ...

... Sheffield, merchant i Frederick Lane Homer. Manchester, merchant I Uuuofra Bolivar Vittoria John Aoichini, late of St. Benet'a place. , Grtcechureh street, merchant John Mardall, New Shoreh&m. Sussex, insurance broker • Henry Richard Harraden. Cambridge, pnnttcller ...

... shall ever Blent with future thoughts of thee ; Prayers for pence if God so will, Or it thy lot be dark and ill, //»t friendly arm to puide thee through The mists that veil thy heaven-bent view. Oh! may thy future moments bring Earth's lightest meed of suffering ...

... loaded the gun, he placed it on the ground w itli his left arm resting on the muzzle, when either from the jar of putting it down or front some other accidental cause it exploded.and shattered his arm in very dreadful manner. He received every possible assistance ...