... another uaaor, Thomas Keating, who was standing near by, and exclaimed, * And you, you d Irish son of •, clear out too. The .•'.•iswer of Thomas Keating was not comprehended our informant ian eye-witness). Herbert, being answered by Thomas, rose struck ...

... Protector . r -nwi ll; 1 Hardy, a patriot; Joseph Kitson, the antiquary, .1 manv men of literary and hUtiirual note. Can no tilting conini at lon made these men ? Ri.inu Man’s Joirnkt London.—At the Lambeth Police Court, Thomas Scholefteld, a blind man ...

... lordship and Mr. Baron Alderson, the very scandalous letter that had appeared print, purporting to have been i-snrsl the Rev. Thomas Palmer. Lord Campliell returned a suitable acknowledgment, which was addressed to Mr. Foster, the gentleman whose name appeared ...

... prodigious force. The crew were in the tops crying for help. As soon their perilous position was observed, two* pilots, named Thomas Hart and John King, volun-r teered to to their rescue. They went off in the Contractor steamer ami, on getting to windward ...

... occasion were—Sir Thomas Wilde, . m/ Hailey, 1,17 J; Mr. Hardy, 87*. In 1817 Mr. Hardv again' camo forward, amt at the Hose the poll the numbers stood Mr. Ricardo, 1,163; Mr. Rutford, 1,141; Mr. Hardy, '.•:»(). Hath occasion Mr. Hardy was pre enied by ...

... Andrew’s); James Milnes Gankell, Ksa. (Wenlock); George Alexander Hamilton, E (Dublin University); Ga'horne Hardy, Esq. (Leominster), Thomas Emerson Headlain, Esq. (N’ewoastle-m-Tyne); K..bert Ingham, Esq. (South Shields); Wdliam Scholefield, Esq. ( ...

... service has been rendered the wife of the master and mother of the crew. Captain James Mucklejohn is a native of Leith, a hardy Scot. Having in his youth to encounter obstacles which ever beset those who aspire to make their way in the world, he resolved ...

... for love of marriage seldom gives—liberty. Her husband, Archibald Fletcher, aa aavocate iu Edinburgh, was Uorue-I'ookc-aud-Hardy mad and she, young girl— beaut.lui as a Gunning, and something more—married the ■ld advocate for love of liberty, and Parson ...

... consisted Mr. Sharland, legal adviser of the body of watermen, Mr. Samuel Cooper, Mr. John Thomas Cooper, Mr. William lloxberry, Mr. William Smith, and Mr. Thomas Tyler. The members of the deputation were received at the Hall of the Watermen’s Company by ...

... THE PENRITH MURDER. Thomas Sowerby, alias Tummy Grey, who stands charged with the wilful murder of*a Jew* named Simon Manassa, or Levi Davidson, Penrith, Easter Monday, made a confession of h.s guil: Saturday. From the evidence adduced before the magistrates ...

... geraniums, &c., leaving heliotropes, lantanas, anagallii, and such things are usually injured by frost until planting of the more hardy kinds is completed. Branches evergreens are easily enough obtained about most places, and sprinkling of these, stuck into the ...

... late .sir William Hos-, K.A., now being exhibited at the Society of Arts, John-street, Adelphi. Her Majesty was received Sir Thomas Phillips, chairman, and other members the council of the society. Pkin. fcss s THEiTRK.— Her Majesty, the Prince Consort, ...