... one frome Trite Earl rlf Cardigan in ra letd, firm, and clear voice, kneel (low, replied, Not Guilty,1 tweenrithne sh he Clerk lthertupeir. said, itlhone till yocir Lord. minute cla hip be trieid? ness was a! Lord Cardigan- By ury teers. themn, butt4 ...

... r Georgo Smrith, private, Goth reginient, was cinrged vithi Mtr ad steanlig ls. from the ierson. of John Owens, mnster hie nirirer, residing at Cardigan. On Tuesdny, the 14th inst., prosecutor came to Ports- mouth inad oil tire night of the 18th lie wirs ...

... DISTRICT NEWS. (CONTINCED.) ISLE OF WIGHT. NEWPORT. ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. TrXTH AFTER —Wuite (Chant double), West in G. Te and Jubilate, lliivli in li. Evening Serviif 1 ...

... A. Bramsdon, - Esq. S CAUGHT IN THE AcT.-Edward Worthington, 18. Ii was charged with stealing a cardigan jacket, value t: 2,. 11d., the property of John Parkhouse, of the h Laudoort Drapery Bazaar, on Shes 18th instant.-h S iortly before six o'clock ...

... generous an liberal than was manifested on this occasion. ?? .s I Lord Cardigan-did all. ?? done o that oecasion-.so. Ioiig. as -all ionsi his' 1 personal character is 'withdrawn-'Lord Cardigan iw~ist, .like every one else who takes a part ipubic afirs,! civil ...

... and ether articles. blhortly after, out eleven onl Saturday night Mlias Violet M1ahuney, a the daughter of Ltetst.-Colonol John Mlahoney. pay- his muster, lt.A., residing at the above addtress, heard dau footsteps in nit adjoining empity house, and Ars ...

... including costs. 14 Tsim ALLEdED OVERLOADItNG Or OuErnIusES.- Of r THE DispuTrD DArN QUESTeON.-Walt~rr Rogers, driver,- and John Webber,. conductor of one of Gi Andrews's omnibuses, were charged with cruelty to .wi two mares by' ?? case was adjourned bo ...

... all, PO.'ecuted~, and prisoners were de-fended by Air. DE 11. ?? cud Mir. G. Foitham. respectively' ~Thonma5 Still, master-at-arms on board Her I Ma~jesty's training ship St.. V'itcent, said tkiat hie knes .Dawson, who was formerly a ship's cook il Ali tiie ...