... Lord Cardigan and others contained in the reports of Sir John &Neill and Colonel Tu[loch was on Tuesday laid on the table of the House of Commons by Lord Palmerston. The general officers named in th warrant are—Lord Seaton, General M•Mahon, Sir John Bell ...

... of Officers to investigate the charges against Lords Loran and Cardigan. and other officers, is signed by Lord Panmure, and addressed to the Judge-Advocate-General. It recites. that Sir John M'Neill and Colonel TAM' were directed to proceed to the Crimea ...

... Government of Sir John M'Ncill and Colonel Tulloch to proceed to the Crimea, who inquired and reported, their report justifying every assertion made by the . The o ffi cers inculpated by this report wethe Earl of Lucia, the Earl of Cardigan, Sir Richard Airey ...

... her ftocket-book was quite safe a short time previous, she stopped the omnibus, and the prisoner was given into custody. Mr. John Francis Birch, a law statiamer, residing in the Kingsland-road, who had occupied a scat opposite the lady at the time in question ...

... ad once attached to !Nilsen, anal he was taken Into custody. Saturday moniing an inquest was held on the body at the King's Arms, Kingsatol, when the jury returned at verdietof Wilful Murder against Hails Henan, Who was then committed on the Coroner's ...

... with the ratepayers as to rates; with the Ballymena Railway Company; Messrs. John Chartres and Co., Messrs. Grimshaw and Murphy, and other mill-owners ; and with Mr. Adam John Macrory, a solicitor, in extensive practice; the amount involved in these oases ...

... still unshaken in our ally. The only remaining cries of any particular note were theme of the Duke of Cambridge, the Earl of Cardigan, and Lord Clarendzn,each ofwhicb were welcomed vrithprolongedacelamation. In the meantime, Prince Albert, the Prince Regent ...

... Richard Airey, Sir Hew Ross, Lord Cardigan (Inspector-General of Cavalry), the Right lion. W. Monsell, Mr. Frederick Peel, Colonel Mundy, Sir Benjamin Hawes, Mr. Gasket's, Mr. 11. Grenfell, the Judge Ailvocatc-General, Sir John Burgoyne, Sir J. Simpson, Li ...

... Dover. The injury sustained by the daughter was not of a serious character, although contusions were received on the legs, arms, and bead. It was first feared that the little girl had sustained a fracture of the leg; but on examination, apprehensions ...

... Rihandmen assembled. armed with pistols, swords, bludgeons, Ate., and attacked the persons in the procession. Great confusion arose, and it is said that between sixteen and twenty men were more or less injured in the affray. One man named John Spencer, a tailor ...

... had robbed him, but this functionary, though knowing folding In my arms, and I think I had the pleasure of where the prisoner lived, never caught him, and ten having those In my arms who once loved me, and if days thee elapsed before he wan captured in ...

... the mayor. The death of Sir John Jervis, Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, took place on Saturday night. The event had been foreseen for some time, though so speedy a termination to the disease with which Sir John Jervis was affected was not ...