... the Earl of Cardigan, as the result of the accident which happened to him a day or two previously. The late Earl (the seventh) was the eldest surviving son of Robert, sixth Earl, by Penelope Anne, second daughter of the late Mr. George John Cooke, of ...

... unveiling of the statue of Henry Grattan on College Green. An enormous procession of the trades of the city, with bands and banners, passed through the streets, and amongrt the speakers at the cere- mouy were Sir H. B. Grattan, Mr. Maurice Brooks, M.P., Mr ...

... Earl of Sandwich. JOHN CRICHtoN, third Earl of Erne in the Irish Peerage, who now takes rank as a Peer of the United Kingdom by the title of Baron Fermanagh of Linaskea, in the County of Fermanagh, is the eldest son of the late Hlon. John Crichton (second ...

... contribute his quota to the discus- sion on light railways as they are talked about, and as they would affect the Conuty of Cardigan, Mr. John M. Howell, of Aberayrou, says: 'A proposal has been favourably mentioned in the Press to construct a line direct from ...

... the Mayor on Wednesday. OUsR OBITUARY includes the death, in her eighty-second year, of the Lady Laura Grattan, widow of the Right Hon. James Grattan, M.P. (who died in I854), and sister of the ilate Earl of Dysart; in herseventy-ninth year,of the Dowager ...

... Mille, M. Ferrier des lr'urellea; the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl and Countess of Lonesborough, lord Chief Justice Campbell and Lady Stratheder, the Bishop of L-,ndon and Mirs Blormield, Lieutenant-General Sir John Burgoyne. Major General Sir Frederick Smith ...

... commandant. He says. We have in reality no light cavalry officers in the Queen's service. He sneers at what he calls Lord Cardigan's late unhappy experiences in the Dnbrudscha. -He insists that officers of Lord Car. digan's school do not understand the ...

... Swahey, student i of Christ Church. Master of Arts-Rev. John Edmund Coulson (student) and Rev. Cyril Randolph, Christ Church; Rev. Frederick Watt, University College; Rev. Nathaniel Dimock, St. John's College; Rev. William Worcester God- den, Worcester ...

... Mr. Moss, thn florist, my arm. I am not in the habit of showing m: arm to common people. I did not say I intended t( put all the marks down to Baridmann, as I wanted to seni imi to prison. I did not persist in 'showing' my arm a' the police-court. ifr ...

... CAMBRIDGE, FEB. 7. At a Congregation, holden this day, the undermentioned degrees were conferred-- M.A. C. H. S. Leicester, St. John's College. A. D. Nicolson, St. Peter's College. XV. Lyde, Qneen's College. S. C. Mason, Catharine Hall. H. H. 4Matchett, Emanuel ...

... Commissioners. Several prominent persons have been arrested at Indianopolis, Iudians, for terming and arming a treasonable society. It is reported that numerous armed privateers are preparing to leave Wilmington. The public are awaiting with much anxiety the ...

... of a holiday. character. Foley's model for the statue of Grattan, vhioh is to be placed in Collage-green, arrived In Dublin this morning, and is now at the Mansion-house. It represents I Grattan in the act of delivering one of hisi speeches Mr. I Foley ...