... Pri- vates John Andrews, Peter Brown, James Buck, Fredk. Clfford, William Doyle, Thomas Dudley, John Duggan, Patrick Fegan, James Frend. Thomas Foster,John Hart, George Herriott, Thomas Magee, Thomas Mullen, Jam. Mustard, David M'Neill, John Gravenor, ...

... losing hold of his sword (which was prevented from falling to the ground by a strap which secured it to his arm), violently clasping hib arms on his breast, and crying out, 0. my God, my God, I'm shot ! With what they believe to have been his dying ...

... the truth was revealed that Lord Aberdeea a-nd the Duke of Newcastle were to be excluded frine the new Cabi- net. As for Lord John Runssell, his eselusion was from the first looked upon as n matter of course Ly all but by his immediate friends and supparters ...

... u i with ?? to Van Dienien's Land and other parts of Oil Australia, transportation would immediately cease. o The Earl Of CARDIGAN called the attention of the I,, House to the absurdityv of continuing the office of Lord- RI Lieuteniant of Ireland now that ...

... convalescence.-Globe. THE EARLU OF CARDIGAN.-A great number of work- were busily employed in the House of Lords on Wednes. day removing the side galleries and other seats erected for the trial of the Earl of Cardigan. We have heard that the tees which ...

... dream of defending themnsolves against purelyimeginarvydangers. We do not aspire to fit ourselves to face the whole world in arms. What is desired, and what w ill be iasisted on, is a clear account of our condition on a common-sense estimate of pessibilities ...

... ton drowned are :-mr. and Mr3. Ockeleford (Southampton) I at and two children, Frederick Viney (Southampton), 3e., John Luewis Cardigan and James Campbell (Glasgow). Wes Itnls stated that the chief officer of the Norbiton aud- rom dilhy starboarded his ...

... Thursday.-Ilefora H. Lver, Esq. (in the chair), Manjor Tysse-Holliroyd, E. Roubrts, Eaq, and John K~ent, Esq.., nredo. earrington, si shoemaker, Tiptree, was charged by John Cadmnan, labourer, Lexden, with assasuting him on the 30th ?? caie 'has. been twice adjourned ...

... Nottingham, Oxford, Plymouth, Scarborough, Sheffield, Sunderlaud, Torquay, Tynemouth, Walsall, York, Aberystwitvi, Bala, Cardigan, Edinburgh, Glasgow, St. Andrew's, Belfast, Cork, Dublin, Donegal, &c. What the Council's views are as to these memorials ...

... seized a quantity of arms, and sent the parties implicated to Constantinople. THE MILITIA. The Militia Regiments ordered to he trained during this year on the dates below are-Anglesea, Septem- her 13; Brecon, October 5 ; Cardigan, October 5; Carmarthan ...

... Lord stee Mansfield. Burke, Fox, Pitt, and Grattan, be placed InI sto Sti. Stephen's Hall. We have further to propose that tilie and1 follwin three artists, viz., Win'. Calder Marshall, John of 1U Bell, Sand John Henry Foley, whose works in the last ex- ...

... her daughter may have no 9 character beyond that of a family interview. We have to announce the death of the Countess of ; Cardigan, who died on Thursday at her residence in it Soath.street, Park-lane. n A medal will be struck at the French Mint comme- ...