... waited unon the Earl of Cardigan, at Deene Park, Northamptonshire, by appointment, on the 10th inst., to present to his lordship the following congratulatory address : — TO THE EIGHT HOH. M.-J OR -GENERAL TBI EABL 0_ CARDIGAN. My Lord, — We, the clergy ...

... THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. At Northampton, last week, the reception of this Gallant Nobleman waa quite of n public character. An address was presented to him by the Corporation, and, in reply. Lord Cardigan took occaaion to remark that nothing but ill-health ...

... The Earl op Cardigan.?lt will seen by advertisement in another column that address to Major-General the Karl Cardigan itt course signature thin eooatjr. Hi* lordship's gallant conduct at the battle of Halaklava, and his gallant services generally the ...

... Ardsley; Rev John Daniel, incumbent of East Ardsley; Rev. Andrew Cas- sells, Vicar of Batley ; Mr. Thomas Wordsworth, Mr. John Whittaker, Mr. James Tweedaie, and Mr. Perceval Terry. The address was to be presented to the Earl of Cardigan at Deene-park ...

... considered that it furnished' no bad evidence of the candidate's eligibility. ADDRESS OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL TO THE ELECTORS OF LONDON. Subjoined is the address of Lord John Russell to the electors of London, soliciting their suffrages for his reelection, in c ...

... Charles Bottral 86 years and Tuesday last the widow of the late Mr John Cornish aged 80 years St Johns in of Sithney the of Mr John Ciymo aged At Breage on the 11th Miss Martha Johns formerly of Bodilly Wendron 70 years Mount View in the parish of Ludgvan ...

... guests invited to the dinner were the Earl of Cardigan and Admiral Sir Charles Napier, uho each delivered speeches relating to the war, in which they have both taken active and leading parts. Lord Cardigan attended attired in the identical uniform which ...

... vacant; captains A. J. V. L. Birvhal, Tbeophilus dementi, George White, Fisher Johnston, D. J. Thompson; lieutenants John Johnston, John Wray; ensign, A. Rutherford; adjutant, W. Rose. Xrtoo of merit. Death Ladt Gore Booth. —We regret have to annonnce the ...

... the August, read Lieut. Maunsell Mechara, &c. Foot—Lieutenant C. W. St. John to Captain, purchase, vice Sykes, who retires; Ensign R. Roils be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice St.John. Foot—Krevet-Major V. Wing to Major, without purchase, vice Heyland, whose ...

... to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Wilson; Second Captain John Davenport Shakespear aptam, vice Bingham; First Lieutenant John de Luitrell Saunclerson to Second Captain, vice Second Lieutenant Sir John William Campbell, Bart., bo Firtt Lieutenant, vice Saunderson; ...

... JOHN BULL ceai aerver, who, armed with the shillala, the pistol, or the blunderbuss, gives the landlord notice that to enforce payment is as much as bis life is worth, and that if be should persist in his demand, care will be taken that the rent when ...

... LORD CARDIGAN AID YRS LIGHT CAVALRY. This gallabt nobleman thus expressed his acknowledgments at the foal Mayor's banquet :— I am ' heir reminded of what recently occurred in the east and I feel certain that a late engagement in which I was an actor ...