... the Earl of Mayo, Lord Talbot de Malahide, Huts Hamilton, M.P., George Alexander Hamilton, M.P., Henry Grattan, M.P., W. Sharman Crawford, ‘I.P., John Reynolds, M.P., W. Torrens M'Cull.rgh, M.P., Mr. Grogan, M.P., Sir I'. O'Brien, M.l'., hyacinth Talbot ...

... and Turk, the Bishops of txford and Hereford, Lord Chief Justice Campbell, Chief Baron Pollack, Lord Cranwurth, the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl of Carlisle, Earl Grey. the Dukes of Devonshire and Buceleuch, the Marquis of Clanricarde, Earl Granville, and ...

... THE BUCKS CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1851. HIGH WYCOMBE. PETTY SESAION, JAN. 31 Present—John Newman and Randolph Crewe, Eakin. George Didcock, of this town, pleaded guilty to the charge of maliciausly injuring certain Swede turnips, the property ...

... protection of dying men, Sir J. GRAHAM nisde a lirill;atit orntion against the concluding as follows:—illy noble friend (Lord John Russell) referred the other nit to the great names with whom he had been asses i deft. He referred proudly to the names of ...

... y Owl r JUL 01 , t,e arms her alalt . r, who wu nru , gellervil it with kisses, Imrced her umy till of the etood.— ti,theitamis .lirs.reaer. ILI. I:denier et:l:hews, of the hth, contains a re• port of t smutted by bands of armed brigand. an order:at pans ...

... by Mr. Speaker, the Sergeant-at- Arms, Lord John Russell, Lord Palmerston, Lord Dud- ley Stuart, &c. It is probable they never yet presented theinselves before royalty with such decorous 'coldness, and, though Lord John Russell's intrepidity is not to ...

... off in the middle, like dowers front the stalk, before the evening concluded. Not less extraordinary the site of the ladies arms. I saw many which were scarcely thicker than moderate sized walkingsticks. Yet, strange to say, when these ladies paw the age ...

... PREPARATIONS FOR WAR. We understand that the Earl of Cardigan is to have cavalry command in the expeditionary arruy. On Thursday last week his R,oyal Highnnss Prince Albert, attended by his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, and Lord Raglan, reviewed ...

... Clapwell-hall. The son. John For, first went up to Whitmore, and attempted to urea him; upon which Wilson struck a blow and a fight began, in the course of which John Fox mock Whitmore so violently with a bill-hook, that its left arm was fractured in two ...

... for the night on the left bank of the Bulganac, the former having previously supported the advance of part of the Earl of Cardigan s brigade of Light Cavalry, which had the effect of inducing the° enemy to move up a large body of Dragoons and Cossacks ...

... bivouacked nn its southern bank. In the course of this day the first skirmish with the Russians took place. The advance of Earl Cardigan's brigade of light cavalry induced the enemy to move up large body of dragoons and Cossacks, with 'marry, which, however ...

... despatch to which I above refer I had the honour to draw your Grace's attention to the conduct of Major-General the Earl Cardigan and the Hon. Brigadier-General Scarlett. I omitted my despatch of the 28th of September to state that when, in the battle ...