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... Parliamentary Summary. HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY. The Earl of Cardigan complained of certain reflections upon his professional conduct, contained the Report of the Commissioners, respecting the management of the army in the Crimea. He aneounce.i his intention ...
... representatives, all Liberals and members of the Reform Club, will retire from parliament* consequent the unfortunate end of Mr. John Sadleir. * A despatch from St. Petersburg announces that' M da Fonton to replace Prince Gortschakoff as Russian Ambassador ...
... intention of the commissioners appointed to inquire into the charges made against Lords Lucan and Cardigan, and other officers in the report of Sir John and Colonel Tulloch, to commence their sittings during the past week. It was distinctly understood ...
... The Brighton Journal. Fashionable ArrivalsâMrs. John Buschman and Son, D. and yin, Edgar Ratcliffe, the Misses Tomkins, Mr and Mrs Henry Duval, Mr Weedon, Mrs English, Mrs Painter, Mr and Mrs Argenti, Sir G. Chatwynde and family, Rev. F. C. and Mrs ...
... FOURTH DAY.—SATURDAY. Mr. John Thornton—l schoolmaster residing at Haverford, and have known the prisoner since 1852. I used to remark that his conversation was wild, incoherent, and inconsistent. He could not speak rationally on any subject for more ...
... of age. Hit brother in law, tbe Earl of Cardigan, though three years his relative's senior point of age, close upon twelve years his junior point of service. It will be observed that the omission ol Lord Cardigan's name from the original list o! French ...
... taking out the warrant. The same v. John Chilcott. —This was a judgment summons for £23 3s. sd. Mr. Chubb described this a worse care than tbe last, and his Honor made similar order. Sharp Practicb.— Sarah Strong v. John Tyler.—A judgment summons a debt ...
... accompanied on the harmonium by Mr. Longley. Accidents. —On Monday evening about six o'clock, a serious accident occurred near St. John's Church, on the Lew. Mr. George Punnett, builder, Tonbridge, driving a horse and cart, was endeavouring to oveitake another ...
... out of the coal mine at Bardsley, where the explosion took place, as noticed in our last. At Madrid,incendiary proclamations, arms, and ammunition have beeu seised in a house iv immediate proximity to the Palace. The Rhine is becoming every day more shallow ...
... oveiseers the tow for the ensuinsyear were Messrs. R chard Smith (one of the present overseers), George Gibbs Edwards, and John Smith. Mr. David Dengate was re appointed sexton salary of £10 per annum. the motion of Geo. Slade Butler, Ksq., seconded W ...
... âA protracted and minute investigation took place belforc D. Black, and a jury, the Dorset Arms, John Street, Monday, touching the particulirs the death Henry John Taylor, who had fallen down well 47, Nelson Street, or. Saturday evening and fractured his ...
... Bovill, M.P., Q.C., Mr Sergt. Ballautine, and Mr H. Inglis. Gloucester Hotel.—Mr and Mrs Montgomery, Mr and Mrs Forest, Mrs John Jennings, Miss Jennings, Mrs Glover, Mr and Mrs Wyatt, Mr W. G. Drake, Mr E.Drake, Mr Brockman, Dr. J. Howell, G. S. Mitchell ...