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... Louth Electiwn.—Forteseue, 7205 Cantwell, 525, Cardigun County Elcetion.—Cardigan, Fob. 23 The Earl of Lishurne was roiurned yosterday, without opposition, IoF the county of Cardigan, The Grand Civic Banguet 1o the gallant ofticors (naval and wiltary) ordered ...
... Manchester and Birmingham railway, ~where he fell asleep, with his right arm across the rail, and the luggage train which leaves Manehester at a quarter past 11 passed over his arm, and ioflicted some serious injuries on his head. 1t would appear that the ...
... cover st advances up the cven stecp stope of the hill. On the righit, andw litle retieed, was & powertul eovered bhattery, armed with heavy guus, whieh flavked the whole of the right of the position, Arhllory, at the sane time, was posted at the points ...
... Ministerial instructions, attacked Lord Cardigan for remaining i London when he, said the editor of that paper, ought to be st Constantinople. The intention of this abuse eloarly was to have it thought that Lord Cardigan was the dilatory party, and not the ...
... only will bo required to sccure w bountiful harvest, ‘ County luumi‘uflh.-«lyrllry‘ John Buckby, 14 days, hard labour, for lodging in the open wir, at Daventry, —John Stewart, 14 doys, hard labour, for begging, at Lamport.—~ House-breaking. Williwm Jolmson ...
... of the lucome-tax receipts, deductiog all expences, up to the 26th ult., was £4,564,518, The Arms Act.—lt may not be geverally known that the new llrish Arms Act does not come into effect until six mooths after it received the Royal assent. The particuladay ...
... nuaher of shots were fired at wigit in the Pipwell and Carlton woads, and adout four o'cluck in the moruiug more tiaa tweaty armed men weie scen marching through the little village of Oukley, returning to Brigstock and Sul. borough, which places have for ...
... turnips, J. Newmans. By Mr. Corrall, for turnips, John Gibbins. Ry Mr. Claridge, for peas and beans, Thos. Crane.—For Allotment Tenants.—By R. T. Clarke, Esq., for Swede turnips, W. Maeriott, Jas. Hall, John Goode. For sheaf and sample of wheat, Fanny Prestidge ...
... undergoing stewt iguiry Luckiugham County Canrt, Mowday, April 24— lefors AW Wing, K, gudge. John Harrix v, Rohert Whate, | Clabon €2O Plantil nonsuited.— John Gl V. James Cadd. Claim €2, V 5. Sd. To pay s, monthly Bewjamin Dadye, of Stecple Claydon, vo ...
... intervals in bitter and undying persceution. Lord Cardigan’s is only one of somie hundreds of cases that might be adduced to lustrate what, indecd, 14 notorious and indisputable. The Earl of Cardigan, his Regiment, and his Critica.—A letter, signed * ...
... account of provious good character. —Judgniont ot death recorded. Eetortion, Chureh Brawplon.—John Branson, for attempting to extort £l, by threats, from John Waite -~ Mr, Cockle, for proseention, said no cvidenes v\\m!vd be offored, as really no crime ...
... TLY 8, 1843, } | fi I i l PHECITY ARMe (The followiug lines. sent to us by A correspondent, were discovervd cot on a pane of glass in the Landgate Wad of the White Cross Strat Prison, London. ) The Uity arms | Mave fostive eharms, ‘ Tut wone to pleasure ...