... Some Time has elapsed since the commission of the crime, and we shall briefly repeat the circumstances : Mr. Dove lived in Cardigan Square, Burley, hamlet near the borough of Ltcd ...

... provisions of the act 10th and 20th Vic., ch. 34. The Tipperary Free Press of last week states, that the rumour of James (and even John) Sadleir being still in Ireland, is daily gaining ground, and becoming more generally credited. The decomposed body of a short ...

... the name and arms of Talbot, except Lord Campden. During their administration, Mr. Scott and Air. Serjeant Bellaris are receive per cent, upon the rents. A Kevkrknd Gentleman charged with Stealing A Plum. —At HaiUham, Sussex, the Re\. Sir John Culme Seymour ...

... him any pension it may think desirable, and without making stipulations. According to the correspondent of the Time*, Lords John Bussell and Minto, who arc staying at Florence, are looked upon the Grand Duke as a couple of itinerant demagogues.” At Turin ...

... recommendation as this, if Lord Cardigan do not bring an action against the staff-officer for libel, what will the public think? The ever-vexed question of tickets-of-leave has now fairly come before the legislature. Bir John Pakington, who was for twenty ...

... but it is difficult to place much confidence in the efficiency of volunteers raised all in hurry, and having no practice in arms, when opposed to regu'ar troops, well dnl'ed, good marksmen, and furnished with such weapons as are now rapidly becoming universal ...

... roost have tbroan away. Ou the box, on either side of the coachman, sat warlike retuner, armed with a sword and a dagger. In the rumble were two other retainers, armed in the same mannei. the road, the Haj»h talked incessantly, and among other things that ...

... sedative action commences, but generally the pain gradually disappears w ithout any aggravation. American Sea Captain.—Captain John A. Holmes, late of the ship Ther. se, Is on trial at Portland, (says the Boston Courier) for the murder of G. W. Chadwick, ...

... DuS th, French Government, Our ctmtampornry (enye raemUblta btrt tkw i. m* tae ttme taken imitate and pracliee. ta John's Address. —Lord John llussoU ninety.nine casvs out of hundred the undertaker who a>hlre*s to the electors the city Londun, offering put* ...

... billowing colloquy occurred between them “John, can you precent “Ka,” replied John, “bu , sir, gi n like sing yi rsel. I’ll preach. The parson stood aghast, exclaiming, “O, John, you would not try preach which John replied, with a leer in his eye, “Ah’ fat ...

... of Derby, the Lari of Shaftesbury, Lord Stanley, Earl Grey, Earl Powis, Chelmsford, Esri Carnarvon, Lord Leonards, Karl of Cardigan, Earl Stanhope, Groavenor. Lord Montcagle. Lord Ravensw ...

... for diamisainc Whig ministers hi* aversion the appointment of Lord John Ruasell to be Chanoellor the Eicheqner, when Lord waa to House Lords. In tbie year became known that Lord John bad bwn under the baa of the Court and from that moment he loet all ...