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... DEATH OF THE EARL CARDIGAN Karl of Cardigan, who was thrown from hi* horse Timrs lay lasi, is dead. The head-keeper on the carl estates near Kinering. went out shooting Wednesday, anil was found dead in lhe afternoon. The skull hail shot quite wav. There ...
... year of age, at Kilfane, on Tuesday last. Lady Power was the relict of Sir John Power, tho sister of the late Gervase Parker Buchc, Esq., and the niece of the patriot, Henry Grattan ; and she herself formed a bright particular star” the galaxy of beauty ...
... small silver goblet bearing the, arms of N.B.A. IRISH M.P. SECEDES. Sir Thomas Grattan Esmond*, M.P., Chief Whip of the Irish Parliamentary party, has dedaied bimaelf in faTonr of the Sinn Fain moreMr Thomas Grattan Esmonds is M.P. for North Wexford ...
... at a monent s notice. —Sanitary Becord. Lord Cardigan and Tits Chabok. —One of our contemporaries last week, in comments on a distinguished cavalry regiment observed that the remark at tn ted to Lord Cardigan when received orders advance against the Russians ...
... of terrorism the strong arm of the law, and the house and the country might depend upon it, concession would be made to those who sought to attain extravagant ends by the force of threats and outrages (hear, hear.) Mr. GRATTAN hoped the discussion of ...
... answered now (hear, hear). Mr Smith —And here it is. Yon select as representative, not the millionaire and tho aristocrat, Sir John Knnis (hisses)—not the territorial landlord, hononrabie gentleman he be, Mr. James Arthur Dense; hut one of yonrscivus—a mao ...
... vessels :—Barque Volnna, of Liverpool, men saved ; ship Indus, of Maitland, N.S., ; shore boat of Wexford, 9 ; smack Noah, of Cardigan, 2 ; barque Loretto, of Liverpool, assisted to save vessel aod crow. 14 ; brig Ayrshire Lass, of Ardrossan, saved vessel ...
... honourable member not to press the motion. Mr. GRATTAN said, that Ireland bed been wionged and plundered there had been no doubt. right ban. gentleman the Chancellor of the Exchequer araded but be (Mr. Grattan) did not complain of him, as he was no party ...
... SERIOUS RIOT AND AFFRAY. Dublin, Monday. To-daV. ' Q Northern Divisional Police (Vart. before Mr. C. J. O’Doncl, four men named John Hanlon, William Johnston, Thomas Johnston, Donis Neary, and a boy narao d James Dowling, were charged with assaults npin members ...
... stable Haverty, accompanied by ■'ub.constable M'Cormack and two detectives of the Liverpool polise, proceeded the residence Mr John Rslferty, '*aclc street, Monaghan, who member t|ieLii>er*l Hoard Town Commissioners recentlyeloo e-.t for msglian and arrested ...
... in the Boyal Gallery of the Palace of Westminster is departure from the precedent set in the memorable case of the Earl of Cardigan, who was tried in February, 1841, for shooting Captain Tackett duel Wimbledon* oommon. that occasion Hie trial was conducted ...
... the immediate surrender of the money. Mr Murphy had in a tin box nearly five hundred pounds, and the assailants were well armed, ho had no option bnt to submit. The box and money were brought off, and not content with this, both the driver and agent were ...