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... to the remote colonies of Western Australia, where the labour of the convicts would be beneficial. In reply to the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl of Aberdeen stated that it was not the intention of Government to abolish the office ot Lord Lieutenant of Ireland ...
... this sess-on. The Earl Cardigan gave notice that he would, on Monday next, ask some questions regarding the prosecution of the soldiers in Ireland for Six-mile-bridge affair. Adjourned. Monday, February 12. The Earl ef Cardigan again called tbe attention ...
... cabinets in Europe towards Catholics. When had taught these toleration, it would be time to begin with tho Catholic States. Lord John- Russell—ln following the able speech of the honourable gentleman, I own I should have been better pleased with that speech ...
... of the Lighting Inspectors, their accounts, &c, was held ou the Sth inst, noon, in the School-room over the Market House; John Jones, Esq., surgeon, the chair. This meeting offered very agreeable contrast to the other, being peaceable as the other was ...
... Monastic • .ions were recognized by the law, and before an i nyuiry mto them was instituted, which would excite irritatw a^arm » should good ground for believing women were kept there against their will, and without rOD case » could not agree to the appointi ...
... solicitor, Newcastle Emlyn ; and R. D. Jenkins, Esq, Cardigan ; from of whom prospectuses may be obtained. FORM OP APPLICATION FOE SHAKES. To the Directors of the Carmarthen Cardigan Railway and Cardigan Harbour Improvement Company. Gentlemen, —I request ...
... occasion seized a red-hot poker, with which he attacked them, an* threatened that would kill them. He struck ber on arm with the weapon, and her arm was nearly broken. Sh waa much injured tbat she was under medical assistant*' —Mr. Corrie. —Pray what is the ...
... Folkestone, innkeeper [(deceased) Rohinsou.John (representatives of ,late of Folkestone (deceased) Robinson, John, Bury St. Edmunds, bookseller Robinson, John Laney, Willesloy, near Barnstaple gentleman Roger, John, Marske, near Stokesley, gentleman Rogers ...
... which could de liberate, having only the power of saying ** Yes or to it. TRANSPORT TROOPS TO THE MEDITERRANEAN. The Earl Cardigan asked the government whether they did Dot intend to take advantage the facilities offered by steam navigation transport the ...
... motion for a Commission of Inquiry into the Endowed Grammar Schools w'as, in consequence of Lord John Russell’s opposition, withdrawn. On Friday the debate Lord John Russell’s proposed measure for the reform of the University of Oxford occupied the House during ...
... sister of the Earl of' Cardigan. He entered the navy in' 1823, and in 1826 was present at an attack on Mediterranean pirates. After some service in the Mediterranean, he was employed on the north coast of Spain, under Lord John Hay, and he was presented ...
... Landanr» nn the Swedish coast. The MdgxcttnTie, 16, Captain Thomas lo’t man orerbo.rd falling from the fore topgallant yard-arm, although thetifebuoyß were let goandboale lowered for the purpose Jg vessel, bearing the Swedish flag being obserfed in the ...