... a esiloeslhble attendance of peere. Anoong the first to arrive were bsllae of Calmbridge, the Duke of Arablle the Earl of Cardigan, Nond Mouteagle, Lord Ccmberoeere, orrd Overstone, and Lord trlisord. The Lord Chancellor was surrouinded at the woolsack ...

... poisons. FEARFVL ENCOUNTER IN CARDtGAN GAOL.-The other morn. ing, Jacob, the turnkey at Cardigan Gaol, was opening the cells of two desperate burglars, named John Stuart and Henry Williams, when they both sprang upon him, and, seizing him by the neckerchief ...

... Nose AnD fipsry..-A match at nurr and Spell, for 10 a side, thirty rises each, woe played on the grounds an front of the Cardigan Arms, Klirkstall-road, Leeds, on Saturday, between Blackburn, of Seacroft, and S. place, of Hiunlet, which was won by Place ...

... to hear an appeal by John Goppie, against a conviction by Mr Corrie, the magistrate, for an offence against tibe act relating to combination of workmen. Mr Giffard very shortly stated thse case to the Court. The appellant, John Goppin, fls il tche e ...

... Hundred intermediate sessions, last Tuesday ,Tames orawshaw shopkeeper; Isaac Armistead, hairdresser; and Joseph Boetomle'y, John Jones, and James Whitehsead, beerhouse keepers, were charged with unlawfully keeping lottery offices, at Ashton- under-Lyne ...

... Obadiah Harris (Mr. H. Watkins), and a German botanist, one Dr. Schultz (Mr. Villiers). To these must be added John Joseph Jerrams (Mr. John Rouse), the footman in attendance on Miss Porcupine, and invested with all those attributes of plush and pomposity ...

... Leeds) and Raistrick (of Idle, near Bradford), for 25 a side, itirrry ris each, came off last Saturday in front of the Cardigan Arms, Kirlstall-read Leeds. As had been anticipated, this match created thc most ifiatie interest amongst the admirera of this ...

... were all that could be desired ; Mr. H. Corri was ancllsiig as the fussy, pompons Fridolin, and Mr. Theodore Distin arid Mr. Grattan Kelly supported their parts with much energy. Thie call, hfore the curtain have brought all the chief pertornoers to receive ...

... nothing to play for. sUBB ALED SPzLt-On Saturday a match for 10 a side, thirty rises each, weS played in the front of the Cardigan Arms Inn, KIrketall-road. Leeds, by Dockrah and Appisyard. Considering the coldness of the weather and the soft state of the ...

... iosanity- A SUICIDAL HOUSE IN ST- GIIBe'S-On Wednesday morn- log Mr Brent, ?? for West Middlesex, held an inquest at the Spencer Arme, Dadley-street, Seven-dials, onthebodyof Maria Kettle, aged trcntv-thrreo. married, and mother of a family, who committed asuicide ...

... his stka. Non gwnSsesr,-,..On Saturday, a snatch at Xurr and Spell. for 10O a aide, thirty rices each, waa played at the Cardigan Arms Iun, Kirkatall- road, L~eeds, by Geergsahlld~ot'Horeforth, aod J. SCott, of Halifax, which was weon by Child brating Seett ...

... Court Abbeyj and the Offises ef the E DiBtrict. on Tucesday evening lest, opened another Court of this Order at Mr. John Hard's, the Dudley Arms, Harrow-road, Paddington, under the title of Court Dudley. A Procession, csncisting of banneos, hors. men, and ...