... Officers is appointed to investigate the chsarge's againsst Lord Cardigan. and others contained in the reports of Sir John ?? and Colonela~ Tulloch, ?? Seaton, General bl'Allhon, Sir John Ball, General Rowan, Earl Beauchamip, General Peel, amid General3 ...

... Messer. «. st St Mary's, BHdliogtsa, by lbs Rsv. J. Banks. Mr. John Taylor, miller, to Elisabeth, daughter isle Mr. A- Mann, gardener. Nov. 4. Pickering, by the Rev, Jobs Poosooby, M.A., Mr. John Wrighison. (anuer. Kirby moo raids, to Mies Saiab ugh. eldest ...

... viewed the variousmovements of the ni troops from the terrace of the Castle, The manceuvres M excited much pleasure; and Lord Cardigan was corn- En manded to express to the regiment, the approbation of the tt King of Prussia, and also of the Queen and Priace ...

... of an engagement entered into between a Belfast confectioner and his journey- man :- I . John Dixon,. confectioner,., do hereby. engage to work to the said John Graham in capacity of General 'onfedtibner fr~in thie 6 day of January 'to the first -day ...

... six months. Mr. J. Grattan, Mr. P. Scrope. Mr. Hindley, Lord Clements, Mr. W. Roche, and Lord J. Russell having briefly addressed the house, the bill was then read a second time, and ordered to be committed on Friday next. Lord John RTsSELLI moved that ...

... meeting of the . tiaiti AsEociatiou fur the Promotion of Social Science itcb will he held at Bradfosd in October. Tr e Earl of Cardigan bas been gazietted colonel of the :.h Drng on Guards. The Prince of Oude and attendants left Southampton ti h~turday in the ...

... Lientenaest-General the Earl of Lucan. t To Major-General the Earl of Cardigan -. thI To Brigadier-General, now Major-General the Hon. James his Yorke Seariett.Oi :To Major-General Henry John William Bentinek. the To Major-General Sir Colin Campbell, Knight ...

... and Darby Buckley, aided and assisted to by Daniel Buckley and John Buckley, with others al- unknown-fifty pounds, &c. Patrick Capoane, In ia the tosnlancd of Kilmore, parish of St. John, and I- county of Roscommon,came by his death from wounds x inflicted ...

... THE HULL GENERAL INFIRMARY. i GENERAL QUARTERLT BOARD 'will be held here, on Thursday nexb the Ist of 7uoy, T uelve o'clock. JOHN HIGSON, Secretary. GsVz~gL INPII9MA~r, Hull,. rune 24, 181S. DRIFFIELD NAVIGATION. Di atfte ti btvebp gIiben, rrHAT the next ...

... and shoe maker, Dock-street. For refusing to quit the Paragon-street Station on Monday night, when In a drunken condition, John Firm, a labouier, wan fined 10s and costs at the Bnrough Court on Tuesday, whilst for assaulting P.C. Cirte, of the Railway ...

... Marco. Folo, Hills, fions St Petersbu'rg. Lord Cardigan (a) Atkins qp', from Hamburg. Kielunamegge (s) Hausmaunn from flarhsrg December I-.s Catharina Josvphina, Anderesen, from Gelc. Hamburg (s) Johns, from Gothenhurg. Margaretha, Gram, ?? Peters-. ...

... Lucan, major general in command; Colonel the Hon. Yorke Scarlett, brigadier in command of the heavy, and Col. the Earl of Cardigan, brigadier in command of the light horse, will leave some day next weekc; but the precise time has not been fixed, owing ...