... fully recognised certain authorities. Liverpool Albion. Lord Cardigan and his Officers. —Wo are authorised state, with reference to certain animadversions upon Loro Cardigan, originating in the John Hull newspaper of the 11 instant, and copied into some of ...

... asked him whether he could oh. if 1 ft wonder and doubt (for here surely none will scoff or The Rev John Keating. C ditto ; John Butterly, TC, do; John NDOee, FC, tain for him pair of duelling pistols. could I' glory) who see in the amiable and virtuous ...

... Paper. >- - - Lord Caudioan and Opj-icers.—We are authorised to state, witli reference to certain versions upon Cardigan, originating in The John Lull ncwsp.iper, of the lih inst., and copied into some of the other papers, that no officer under his command ...

... purposes. Lord and his Ornctaa.—We are authorised to state, with reference to several animadversions upon Lord Cardigan, originatin'; in the John 801 l newspaper of the 11th November, and copied into some of the other public papers, that no officer under ...

... first-clu>!» St cum ships. / •• Vfllv piti.'M'f-;. I Captain v / W KUVAI. WII.I.IAM. W captain WILLIAM WILLIAMS, the KOVAI. Capt. JOHN’ BATTY, FROM BELFAST, (From Dunbar t-Dock.) THURSDAYDec 2«. 11 o'clock. Forenoon. FROM DUBLIN. TUESDAY, ..Dec. 2C. at o'clock ...