... before. I he saw the defendant, Lord Cardigan, on the Sunday. I saw is, him come in. Arrangements had been made forme to be ife under the sofa in the front drawing-room, but before I or could be placed there Lord Cardigan came in. His lord. 'c ship afterwards ...

... Latmonoe, Charles Ward, John Erownlow, chaplain to his Excellency; Henry H Domibrainl, John Stone, assistant chaplain to the King's Hospital; A Nichlolson, Henry HJ d Westby, W J Mulloy, A Sillery, Wm Werburtor, P 5 in Henry, Thomas John M'Kee, Hugh Edward ...

... l hase has been published, from which the model has been taken from the Irish arms act. Henceforth no person in t Poland,. at least no Pole, is allowed to possess any arms 3 without permission, and unless they are registered and duly branded; even common ...

... Monday, a stoker, named William Reid, was charged with very serious and most unprovoked assaults upon Mr. John Pearce, the landlord of the Watermans' Arms, Wandsworth, and Mrs. Mary Pearce, his wife. Both cases were fully established, and Mr. Paynter fined ...

... m, arm-otir Inteutoenre. ENGLAND. *arlborous7h Houte, Feb. 23. The Queen Dowager has been pleased to appoint the Marchioness of Ormonde to be one of the Ladies of her Majesty's Bedchainber, In the place of the Countess of Mayo, deceased. 13EXPvYotaxcE ...

... wasl thef at Lo~;ls, wherebhocatinsfcr the piIOrpo-5ofuellingoskins. On his returndfi lnath, evening ho tilled at the Cardigan Arms, in Kirkstnll Road, prol riier II-got tw, ?? ,~of I ct1e li gt w or three piiits of aile, nad twvo or threo g-lasses o~ ...

... respective clans to which they belong, and pre- sented an interesting appearance. Among those present were the Earl of Cardigan, Sir John Macdonald, the Ad- jutant-General, and several officers who wvere engaged at the battle of Alexandria. The usual loyal ...

... probability, lead to the adoption of steca penr for sheep. A most destructive fire broke out on the prei3seg occupied by Mr. John Harris, licensed victualler, Chelsofi, it1 Saturday morn- ing, which destroyed the stockand building; also several hotijtg ...

... similar affronts when- ever the evil opportunity offers. 1 Ve hold out our arms to the Catholics, touchingly says Sir James Graham. Yes, you hold out your arms to them, but the arms you hold out are 30,000 loaded muskets. You court them in the Pyramus and ...

... reference 1w to Lord John Russell's attack on the Lord Chancellor, he - vindicated that eminent nobleman, and the selection of him re for his high office; repeated Lord Lyndhurst's own explana- ?? tion; and rebulked the conduct of Lord John Russell and the ...

... passed. Mr. Smith O'Brien handed in I., received per Mr. John J Fox from Audeon's ward, making altogether 75'. 5s. 9d;t received from that locality this year, and moved that Messrs. J Patrick Kay and John Browne be admitted members, I The resolution was seconded ...

... With reference to Lord John Russell's attack on the Lord Chancellor, he vindicated that eminent nobleman, and the selection of him for his high office; repeated Lord Lyndhurst's own explanation; anti rebuked the conduct of Lord John Russell and the Whigs ...