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... BANQUET TO THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. A public banquet, in honour of the Earl of Carligan, took place in the Stock Exchange Hall, Leeds, on Saturday last, when a eery handsome and costly sword, with en address from the subscribers, was presented to him as ...
... refuses to be heaved. for d Cardigan's lawyer, before the first trial, wrote to • certain Mr Hayward for some private letters of Major Lawrie, with a view to their use at the trial. Major Lawrie writes an angry letter to Lord Cardigan on the subject, threatening ...
... SCOTCU BANKRUPTS. John Grant, hotel-keeper, late of the Burnett Arms Hotel, Banehogy. Jobe Borgese, builder, /tame. An:seder Clark, merchant, Crewe Cant, Aberdeen —Creditors meet in Boomer's Adelplai Hotel, Adolph' Coed, Aberdeen', 17th August, at steam ...
... we Imam * Y Ewa Moe Sir Jobs will armed Osiers! Rosily. in the thief commend at Sir Germ Wetherell, on being relieved as by Sir Jame. Sr Flail, will in Mahood he w6tol to the command of the Northern ea to Sir John Ponneratber. Lard William P.slat ...
... son of David MEenzie, shipowner, At Cononsyth, Carmyllie, on the 6th instant, Mr John Reit, farmer, aged 64 yens. At Kiuloch Street, Csrnoestie, on the 9th instant, Mr John Hamilton, late t 74WHighlanders. At 43, Castle Street, Das6eo. on the 13th instant ...
... the Black Bea, and Sir de Lacy Evans. The Earl of Cardigan, Earl of Liman, Admiral Chad's, and Colonel Shiel received the insignia of knighthood. Commander Major Mande, R.A., the lion. Col. Upton, Lord John Hay, and Sir Thomas Troubridge, were made Knights ...
... Grabs. .4 1' S.. alio took aro.. m tbr tauar.4 Y.lnee Jame St-cart, in 1715, a tortitnt, and If. hi. and arms to his tit.. late Witt. S. Grattan,. fin d•ath the It at th• Hatt!. of Kil 11.64 , were 1;1.1 Hood. faint hums it,. title. but h. att.stra ...
... MONDAY, May 31. Earl Spencer brought in the Arms (Ireland) Bill, which was rend a brit time. Lord Greedle moved the second reading of the Friendly Societies Act, Amendment Bill, but withdrew it on it. being advers-ly criticised by Lord Sudeley and the ...
... Inkermann are admirably situate, and two reilonbta will soon be erected on the bill which commands them. Those batteries are to be armed with four lu.inch mortars and twelve 32.ponndere. This position is to be defended by the French, and the two redoubts by the ...
... opening of Parliament with intense, with trembling, interest. We are ignorant of is ab•int In do—of what Lord John 1: will undertaks. Lord John Russell has hern for his ccurage and his sagacity. I will net po of these eirtnes—they are amorgst frit of the ...
... de (iinkle), Sir Colin and Sir John Campbell, of Scotch blood, Colonel Penefather, a Tipperary hoe, Colonel Yorke Searlett of Jamaica &went, whi1..1.11. Esteonrt is a Londoner. born near Portm.in Square, and Lord Cardigan a native of Ilamblrd,in, Ica% ...
... SERPENT.--.% Mr John Good, writing from Kinsale, on Monday, to the Cork Reporter, gives the latest movements of the sea serpent A few friends, he says, accompanied me out a floating excursion this day, whose names are William Silk, John Hunt, George Henry ...