... manner. The Jury, after confukatiou uf forty minutes, relumed the follow vcidtit James Quigley, GUILTY. Arthur O’Connor, John Minns, John Allen, Jeremiah Leary.— A *r (jot ty. Silence tlicn proclaimctl Court, Mr. Juliicc Bullcr obfetved, tliat there war ...

... my honour,” The Slrgkant-at-Arms then said, Yeoman Csher, call in James Thomas Karl of Cardigan.” The noble earl was then placed outside the bar, when The Loro Hiuii St ward acMrcssing him, said: lames Thonius Earl of Cardigan, you hate been indicted for ...

... Relrn -re, Maryborough, Richard Young, Daniel and John Auchnalcek, Garret O'Moorc, and Charles Coote, THE GOVERNMENT AND THE MAGISTRACY. The follow communication bus been forwarded to .ir Henry Grattan ** Dublin, June 8, 1813. ** Sir, —I have the honour ...

... with foreign powere nor the state of the revenue, manufacture.}, or commerce, were subjects of congratulation. . . Mr. H. GRATTAN rose propose an amendment of the paragraph relating to Ireland. urged the necessity of repealing the Irish poor-law, stigmatised ...

... Wot Sronrgrave, in the county of York. On Friday laft, John Charnock, Efq. of Monckton-Hall, near Ripon. He had been at Heath; was on horfeback, proofing dine with Earl Cardigan, the Cardigan's Arm*, near Leeds, and off dead, the flreet, near the White ...

... 17th inftant Major-General Cradock the part of Mr. Corry, waited on Mr! Grattan in the Speaker** Chamber, and a meeting itrmcdiately on the rtfng of the Houfe, to which Mr. Grattan affeuted. At day-light the Gentlemen proceeded to the field, and the ground ...

... too ludicrous to give affront, to make apology to HCWar GRATTAN. Mr. Grattan remains in Dublin for three days, and be heard of at Kcam’s Hotel, Kildarc-ftrcct.” In confequcnce of this note Mr. Grattan was on the 21 ft, put under an arreft by Mr. Sheriff ...

... Hare John Cairick Slcnitt OutraimA Lambert Croflc, Efcrcet A Co. Wm. Brown John Fcrraby Peter J. Wm. Sedgwick Geo. Wilfou John Wilfon Geo. Crols A Sort Briggs A Levctt Jof. Haworth John Storm Tho. Riddell Ogle A Fci Thorn.on, Tho Neibitt ...

... Ole Bull has assumed the magnitude of a question of high importance. Lord Cardigan Madrid.—The Peninsular Correspondence speaks follows of rapid visit made Madrid by Lord Cardigan :*-His lordship and bride, after staying here three days, have left for Alicant ...

... those whose term of office had expired, were then balloted for. Thomas Sandwith, Esq., and Mr. John Musehamp, having twelve votes each, were re-elected, and John Wcstoby, Esq., (eleven votes), was chosen in the room of Mr. Brigham. Mr. B. had only one vote ...

... for the continuation of Lord Camden iu the government this country, and their high,approbation hit adminiftration, scc. Mr. Grattan faid, that the addrefs comprehended a variety of fubjeds., on many of which there would probably be difference of opinion ...

... wrap)>od up in a piece of black silk. From some cause suspicion fell u|K>n the prisoner, who lived as servant with a family in Cardigan-place. A police insjiector went to the house and charged her with having given birth to a child. She denied it and called ...