... fair have been Lord Cardigan (11th Hussars), General Thorn, Col. Scarlett (sth Dragoons), Col. Martin (Ist Dragoons), Captain Wingfield (Royal Horse Artillery), and several other officers; Charles Tancred, Esq., of Arden Hall; John Scholfield, Esq., of ...

... and Sir K. INCiLIS, Mr. GRATTAN, reply to Mr. Disraeli, said, 1 shall certainly divide the house my amendment (bear,and a Hr, STAFTORD begged to withdraw his motion for the adjournment of the debate, and Thu divided on Mr. Grattan’s amendment, when the ...

... this at noon, W.N.W., light breeze and cloudy. Liverpool, Wednesday Morning.—Wind N.W., light breeze. Armed, the Kate, from Porto Rico ; from St. John’*, Now Brunswick ; Mary Spencer, from Calcutta ; Find horn, from Hamburg ; Daniel ana Mary, from Riga ...

... bring down, week after week, Mr. Roebuck lash on the Repealers. Their views of constitutional opposition carry Mr. Henry Grattan and Mr. Rbynoldb to whitewash Mr. 8m ith O’Brien. Mr. Hamilton’s views of religious liberty lead him to denounce a system ...

... entered the cavity of the abdomen at the right groin ; the wounds caused considerable internal haraorrhage ; the left fore-arm also was wounded and one of the Angers broken. From the nature of the wounds death must have speedily ensued. Verdict—“ That ...

... it appeared, left his residence Brecknockorescent, Camden Town, on Saturday, to pay a professional visit to the Earl of Cardigan, at Hounslow. reaching Piccadilly he mounted the Windsor si ago. but had no sooner taken his seat, just behind the driver ...

... were .guilty of the oritoe of high treason ? The right hon. gentleman said they were found with arms in their hands. Why, every man in that country carried arms from necessity. When he was boy he never went out without either rifle or fowling-piece. The ...

... From him •prang, singular kind of descent, a Hue of valiant and expert sailors. His cabin-boy was Sir John Narborough; and tbe cabin-boy of Sir John Narborougb was Sir Cloudesley Shovel. To the strong natural sense and dauntless courage of this class ...

... audacity and even more than the talent of the former Young Irelanders There are even geese to found still to cackle after Mr. John O’Connell. But the greatest of all these nuisances is the Orange Society of the North. It is far the fittest object to be struck ...

... left town yesterday to join the family circle. regret to learu that Viscountess Chelsea is very dangerously ill. Ihe Earl of Cardigan has been entertaining the following at Deene Park The Marquis and Marchioness Worcester, Lord Elphinstone, Viscount and ...

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