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... and capacity of those who werc charged with the Government, ‘lhe Foreign Secretary had been sumwarily dismissed ; the right arm of the Ministry had been cut off, and what was left 2 Deficiencies were patent in o various departments of the State, csoecially ...
... England ever had, and, as he maintained, greater than it ought to have, there being at present not less than 180,000 men in arms, regulars and irregulars, ready for service. Mr. CHARTERIS expressed his astonishment at the self-confident manner in which ...
... Sur Arm Chair. THE NEW HOUSE OF COMMONS. e e SONG OF EMIGRATION. There was heard a song on the chiming sea, A mingled breathing of grief and glee; Man's voiee, unbroken by sighs, was there, Filling with triumyph the sunny air; O 1 fresh, green lanls, ...
... Commitiee that the first inkling people in general received of the enormons | powers of the Board of control was derived from Sir John €. Hobhonse's examination before the Committee on salaries in Septemnber 1850 when the President of the Board of Control stated ...
... bishopric of Natal. Ancther Parliamentary Vacaney.—On Saturday, Mr. W. E. Powell, M.I. for the county of Cardigan, addressed a letter to the clectors of Cardigan, announcing his intention | forthwith to retire from Parliamentary life. London and North-Western ...
... Louth Electiwn.—Forteseue, 7205 Cantwell, 525, Cardigun County Elcetion.—Cardigan, Fob. 23 The Earl of Lishurne was roiurned yosterday, without opposition, IoF the county of Cardigan, The Grand Civic Banguet 1o the gallant ofticors (naval and wiltary) ordered ...
... account of provious good character. —Judgniont ot death recorded. Eetortion, Chureh Brawplon.—John Branson, for attempting to extort £l, by threats, from John Waite -~ Mr, Cockle, for proseention, said no cvidenes v\\m!vd be offored, as really no crime ...
... undergoing stewt iguiry Luckiugham County Canrt, Mowday, April 24— lefors AW Wing, K, gudge. John Harrix v, Rohert Whate, | Clabon €2O Plantil nonsuited.— John Gl V. James Cadd. Claim €2, V 5. Sd. To pay s, monthly Bewjamin Dadye, of Stecple Claydon, vo ...
... intervals in bitter and undying persceution. Lord Cardigan’s is only one of somie hundreds of cases that might be adduced to lustrate what, indecd, 14 notorious and indisputable. The Earl of Cardigan, his Regiment, and his Critica.—A letter, signed * ...
... Ministerial instructions, attacked Lord Cardigan for remaining i London when he, said the editor of that paper, ought to be st Constantinople. The intention of this abuse eloarly was to have it thought that Lord Cardigan was the dilatory party, and not the ...
... the new church of St. Jumes, at licroes who leave their ancestrul realims, tearing themselves | SUratfor -upon-Avon. from the arms of wives and mothers, 10 shed their blood in | Remedy for Moth in Wool.—The best and most cflectual - ional expeditions, like ...
... only will bo required to sccure w bountiful harvest, ‘ County luumi‘uflh.-«lyrllry‘ John Buckby, 14 days, hard labour, for lodging in the open wir, at Daventry, —John Stewart, 14 doys, hard labour, for begging, at Lamport.—~ House-breaking. Williwm Jolmson ...