... power, and are to be armed with one 6%-pounder and fone 32. The department at Woolwich has received orders to suspend for the present the further supply of the brass howitzer guns with which tge gunboats have hitherto been armed. Tue Crpreaxy CoydmsstoN ...

... ought. There has been a little passage at arms between Lord Cardigan and Mr. Buck, M.P. The latter gentleman—although a Conservative —it appears spoke disrespectfully of the Leeds speech of the former. Lord Cardigan, in his haste, wrote to Mr. Buck on the ...

... grandees and mw ates of the turk, I took my way about the course Anmtf?nm the paddock, and on the road thither I met the Earl of Cardigan and his lady, and they appeared to me to be in some nnnomoe at the miscarriage of some instructions which been siven in London ...

... the exception of poor Ar. Hajyter, who bas dined, and is but too happy to snateh a five minutes’ tempor ry oblivion in the arms of Morpheus from the fatiguing dates of a wh pper-in, or of Mr. Wilson, who is deep down many a fathan i 1 a stausticl ealcalation ...

... others. The Earl of Cardigan and Mr. Sturt, M.P., arrived on Monda last at Gairnsheil, their shooting quarters in Scotland, from London Mr. Disraeli is staying at Spa. We learn by telegraph from Troy, July 30, that the steamer John Jay was burned on the ...

... either side with the noble lcrd’s coat of arms, surmounted by his Viscount's coronet, and having inscribed upon it his well known motto, *‘ Flecti non frang.” Upon the drivers seat were also displayed the arms and motto of the 'l‘d.nitibome— Trinitas ...

... on Stturd:{, Robert Lilly, lately groom of the chambers to the Earl of Cardigan, surrendered to take his trial on a charge of theft. The evidence was exceedingly weak. Lady Cardigan had, on the 15th of February, given to the defendant two letters to post ...

... in nomination for Greenwich., : The fog in London on Tuesday night was the densest that has been known for some years, Sir John Dodsin has at length announced officially to the registrar of the Court of Arches that he wili deliver his long-penaing Judgmentjin ...

... with the Wazungu. Besides this, we have cannon, which in the eyes of all natives are monsters, and each of our carriers is armed with an excellent rifle.” Scarcely a month later the lieutenant had to be taught by experience that the affair had also its ...

... justify their assumpdion of independence, we are assured that no Congress of Huru{mm nations would consent to stamp out with the armed heel an independence so boldly asserted, so manfully defended. A Fawiey Secrer.—We never knew a family that had not a genius ...

... that Leprirult offered to I, , ive him one, if be would lead him a knife to cut it with, which he was about to do when his arm was seized, and himself led off to reisou. The confidence which Wade appeared to have this ingenious defence was, however, entirely ...

... service in the c,hinies, will in the ensuing session be made the scapegoat of financial reform. FATAL (W A rIIACIOCAL JOKE.— John Farrand, 42, a butcher, and Joseph Maasey, 32, chemist, both of Oldham, were indicted at the Liverpool Assizes on Saturday ...