... man who had been her fellow passenger in a third-class carriage, on suspicion of being the murderer, was resumed at the Cardigan Arms, near Leeds, on Monday last. It will be remembered that Law and Lawrence were alone in the carriage, and that when the ...

... pleased summon to her presence this or the other parliamentary chief. After the successive failures of Lord Derby an t Lord John Eussell, the Queen at length sent fur Lord Palmerston, and he, with characteristic energy and resolution, immediatelyset about ...

... her Majesty’s dominions, having selected the John O'Oroat Journal as their medium. This John O'Oroat professes to he a Liberal journal, and taunts us with forgetting that at the election in 1852, Mr. John Crossley came forward on almost Chartist principles ...

... Yale of Neath. At Haverfordwest some cattle were killed by lightning during the storm that prevailed. At Cardigan, two pigs, belonging to Mr. John Havard, cabinet-maker, were killed by the lightning; and at Blaennerch, near Tremaine, two horses, worth ...

... HOUSEHOLD FURNITI an.l KM-bCTN m/. Amerio” oSau. walnut ease, with * *to,« ; machine, in walnut case; mahogany sofa andchairs, arm and easv eliairs. tables, tit - plate-glass iron French bedsteads and bedding. i»ainted dressing chests, and other effects. ...

... England, and the Earl of Lucan. Brigadiers.—Lord H. Bentinck, Sir Colin Campbell, Pennefather, Earl of Cardigan, Richard Airey, Scarlett, Sir John Campbell, Bnller, and Eyre. Deputy Adjutant-GeneraL—Brigadier-General Estcourt. Deputy Quartermaster-General ...

... CLECKHEATON, Inquest.—Body Found.—On Tuesday last, an inquest was held at the house of Mr. John Morton, the Commercial Inn before C. Jewison. Esq., on the body of a male infant child,, which bad been found on the previous day, by some platelayers, near ...

... kind-hearted lady of our worthy Mayor, Joshua Appleyard. Esq , and of the contributions the most munificent was one of A'2o. from John Crossley, Esq. Halifax Infirmary.—Mr. Emmet will be obliged bj the Editor of the Halifa* Cuuritr inserting the accompayiog ...

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... dar, ole gal!” Her scream of terror brought her husband to the scene, whose astonishment may be imagined. She fell into his arms with hysterical burst of sobs, and explanations ensued. The party returned to their homo in hack, and somebody’s head was on ...

... for the night on the left bank of the Bulganac, the former having previously supported the advance of « part the Lari of Cardigan’s brigade Light Cavalry, which had the effect of mdneing the enemv to move up large body of Dragoons and Russian force, it ...

... neglect on his part in not seeing that the road was clear before left the horse's bead. The List of the Cardigans.—Oa the testimony of the late Lord Cardigan’s tenants and dependents, it would appear that, iu his own style, was most kindly landlord and master ...