... Earl of Cardigan and Lord W. Paget. —The following is the answer returned by the Duke of Wellington to an application from Lord W. Paget to His Grace, as Commander-in-Chief, praying that the subjects of difference between him and the Earl of Cardigan might ...

... House of Lords.—Sun. THE EARL OF CARDIGAN AND LORD WILLIAM FACET.— In answer to the application from Lord William Paget to the Duke of Wellington, praying that the subject of difference between him and the Earl of Cardigan might undergo a searching military ...

... Agent. Holyhead—John Jones, Customs, and J, Thomas. Huh—Mr. John Bilton, Ship Agent, he. Buna, (Pentland Frith}—S. Davidson, Ship Agent. Ipswich Mr. James Barber, Lorkmaster. Ilfracombe—Mr. W. B. Vye, Lloyd's Agent, he. Islay (X.B.)—John MT.eun, Agent for ...

... EARL OF CARDIGAN.--CRIM. , CON.—This celebrated case has been definitively fixed for trial by a special jury, before the lord chief-justice, in the Court of Common Pleas, at Guildhall, on Wednesday, the 21st inst.—Globe. THE EARL OF CARDIGAN AND LORD ...

... House of Lords.—Sun. THE EARL OF CARDIGAN AND LORD WILLIAM PAGET.—III answer to the application from Lord William Paget to the Duke of Wellington, praying that the subject of difference between him and the Earl of Cardigan might undergo a searching military ...

... )—Mr. O'(onnell rose and said, that be had to speak u word to them for Ireland. (Loud cheers.) They were all aware that Lord John Russell had given notice of a motion on the affairs of Ireland. He did not think much of any battle in London on the subject ...

... disaffected persons,' and that the name of John Sheares, so early as August, 1793, may be found on the list of the Presidents of the United Irish Association, together with that of B. B. Harvey, to whom, as to John Sheares, it proved a fatal distinction, ...

... Jersey, and Cardigan; Lords—Macdonald, W. Graham, Sussex Lennox, Alfred Paget, Adolphus Fitzclarence, Maidstone, Seaham, Curzon, Glamis, Strathaven, Henry Lennox ; Count Kielmansegge, Hon. G. Berkeley, M.P. Sir Bellingham Graham, Bart., Sir John Burgoyne ...

... ats for booking passeagers from their varkais stations to Woolwich direwl. It was the interest of the Bluckwall Company to arm their directors with powers to secure the Gravesend and Woolwich companies to make . . . their tertains. Mr. Denial declared ...

... frotu some future FLOOD or GRATTAN, in the free town council of the reformed municipality of Dublin; but improved intercourse andireconciled affections will have their usual intluencc, and the statesmanlike expectations of Lord JOHN lbus- SELL, at no distant ...

... privileges. stated tliat if any attempt was made to disturb the pence of the country it would necessary to resist it by force of arms. He was satisfied the vindication of the supremacy of the law, coupled with steady and impartial government, would, without ...

... presented, was .the the quietness p ro They broke out into no partial riots, and the vocation °Quid not force them to appeal to arms. nn'ttetdotthLere as if conscious of their strength, and det.erhs Pro per row it away in any rash attempt, but to strike le ...