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... interest Lord Cardigan and the Eleventh Hussars.— hiraself in the r welfare. One has b. en apprenticed to a Tlic Ju/.n Hull has published the following statement re- ahoemaker at Croydon ; one returned home on account lative to Lord Cardigan :—A short time ...
... The Stockport Election Riots. John Hurst, aged 26, was tried for the manslaughter of James Bound, at Stockport. It appears that during the late contested election in that borough, in December last, frequent collisions took place between the supporters ...
... Minority of 35 entire : Blewitt, Reginald Hume. Joseph Reynolds. John Hawring, Dr. Kershaw. James Schoiefield. William Bright. John Lushington. C. Scully, Francis Callaghan, D. W. H. Smith, John B. Cobden, Richard Meagher, Thomas Strickland. Sir O. Crawford ...
... discussion, h that object by fo: ree of arms. T he debate was ultimately adjourn ed till that day three months. Mr. F. then moved that the ho use resolve itself inta committee on the Waste Lands (Ireland) Bil 1. Sir JOHN WALSH opposed the motion, and moved ...
... of that country were redreesed: it was thus opposed by Mr. John O’Connell, Mr. R. M. Fox, Mr. Grattan, and Mr. Reynolds. It supported, as a needful protection to the loyal Irish, Mr. Morgan John O’Connell, and Mr. Grogan. The bill was opposed, as invasion ...
... meeting. Some of the delegates asked how they were to come with their arms? The chairman, to the best of his belief, said that every man was to come armed. He told them to come with their arms in the best way they could. Some asked, How could they come with ...
... stealing abont half a bushel of com. early that morning, the property of Messrs. Blackwell, for whom the prisoner was a watchman. John Pen, waggoner the prosecutors, deposed to seeing the prisoner into No. stable about two o'clock that morning, and bring out ...
... eontMt. boldly begun, triumphant nsue. (Vehement cheer*.) Mr. D. Reilly yeas no less explicit : •• call on the people to nrm-arm-arm i ,W,(»giF.ngltme„ Chartists, will assemble in London next week; and in hands! The first budge England will anaa | lre ßui ...
... confederations for the purpose of declaring war ngninst the Sovereign, for seducing or bribing the armed forces the Sovereign, and for opposing them in arms case reduction and bribery not succeed. He believed that the general opinion lha country was not ...
... South Wales. Vmmls nhicli arrived in l.inrpaol, from Calcutta, have brought 500 bags of wheat, and sacks of flour. The Earl Cardigan and Sir Robert Wilson were last week again black-balled by the Cnited Service Club. The total amount of duty collected the ...
... any business again further adjourned to the King's Arms Hotel, Palace-yard, London, to held on Tuesday, the 2nd of May next. Horrible Cask Starvation at Galway.—ln the recent Galway assizes man named John Conelly pleaded guilty to charge of slices stealing ...
... Case dismissed. B U R S L E M.— Tuesday. Before T. B. Rose and Edward Wood, Esqrs. George Grattan wa» fined 40s. and costs for assaulting police-constable John Potter, at Burslem. It seems that a number of disorderly lads had been in the habit of assembling ...