... m when Lord Cardigan knocked; we were waiting for Winter to get under the sofa; the time had not arrived that Lord Cardigan was to come; I answered the door, and saw it was Lord Cardigan; Lady William had left a message for Lord Cardigan to say she should ...

... Additions to the county Armagh gaol are in contemplation. The cost is estimated £.'•,(HHi. Registry of Arms The adjourned Sessions for the registration of arms was held in Downpatrick on Monday and Tuesday last, .loin's, Esa. assistantbarrister* ami the following ...

... several other gentlemen, when a vote of thunks was passed the Chairman and the audience dispersed. The Hussars. —The Earl of Cardigan and the oftici-rs this distinguished corps gave a grand banquet on Friday evening, on the occasion of their being presented ...

... CO. feel assured, from the equal Scale of Pricca affiled, they will found *erv well worth attention. BRIDGE-STREET. ~, sc. J JOHN AKNOTT & CO.’S NEW STOCK OK TROWBEUING STUFFS consists ofl*l»iii, Ulxeit, aiul Striped C' ...

... that if J ever saw you again alive, it would he without your arm. J can only compare this Cure to Charm ! Sworn at the Mansion-house of the City of London, this day of March, 1842. Wm. Brookk. John run. Mayor. In a disease of the Skin, Had Legs. Old Wounds ...

... Paget, contained in a paragraph (published before the kite trial of w Paget against Cardigan,’’) charging Lord W. Paget with bringing his action against Lord Cardigan, merely for the purpose of extorting money. Holt is already in jail, for offence similar ...

... Four Towns, plough held his son, John Woodsidc. Third prize, I/. Mr. G. Uicbards Kollyinullwcb, ploucb held by T. M’Neill. Fourth prize, I/, to Mr. Aichibald M*Neill, Kiilygleo, plough held Juba Fifth prise, to Mi> John Locke, Kilwaughter, plough held ...

... Union-strci't, Southwark, l.cndon. maketh oath and snith. that ho (thi« w«» alHic'oH with KIKIKKN RUNNING ULC'KRSon hi. left arm, ami ulcerated *ore» and wounds on both leg*, for which deponent was admitted an out door patient at the Metropolitan Hospital ...

... upon the part the crown. Mr. Moore, Q.C. (addressing the court)Mv lord, Mr. Sheil was to have opened the reply behalf of Mr. John O’Connell : has been unwell, and confined to his bed for the last three or four days, with attack of his side; but will be ...

... meeting was h» ld tn-dav in the Conciliation Hall, which was not more than half filled. the motion of Mr. O’Connell, Mr. 11. Grattan, M.P. was called to the chair. Chainnan addressed the meeting at groat length. He began congratuliiting liis auditory upon ...

... Messrs. John O'Connell, Gray, Steele, and the other liberated tra - versers, entered the hall, and were received with enthusiastic cheering they successively made their appearance. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Mr. S. O'Brien,. M.P. Mr, H. Grattan, M.P ...

... A. F.G.S. Edmund Gettv, Esq. John Grattan, Esq. Rev. Thomas D. Hincks, LL.D. F.G.S. M.R.I.A. George C. Hyndman, Esq. James Marshall, M.D. James M‘Ad.un, E«q. Hobt. S. M‘Adam, Esq. Robt. Patterson, Esq. Rev. I. Steen, John Stevelly, M.A. Wm. Thompson, ...