... ciremostances so public, we need have no delicacy in mention. ing names. tbc gentleman who committed the assault is Mr. Thomas Hardy, brother of the lady in question-the gentleman assaulted is Captain Bunlinry, of her Majesty's 67th Foot.-Cork Examiner ...

... Nathaniel Pat- tison, John Fair, Robert Hlazzleton, William William- son, jun. David Wilson, James Wilson, Robert Clements, Thomas Hardy, William Spence, \Villiam Thompson, John Woodhouse, William Williamson, son. Robert Pat- terson, Simon -lazzleton, Robert ...

... 27th, 1843.-Present :-Sir George Hodson, Bart. in the Chair; Charles Hamilton, David Henry Sherrard, Elias T. Corbally, Thomas R. Hardy, and Charles William Hamilton, Esquires. A letter was read from Lord George Hill, enclosing a list of premiums awarded ...

... Mr W. G. Prescott, Mr C. F. Barkley, Mr J. Pease, Mr John Wilkes, Mr Ewart, Rev. Dr. Wade, Mr Strutt, Mr Rin- toil, Mr Thomas Hardy, ('Wahlworth,) tqr F. J. Blunt. (Lincoln's Inn,) Mr Mlartin, (Upper Grosverror-street,) F. 0. -Martin, ditto, Mr D. W. ...

... Windsor Castle, on a visit to their Majesties., Admniral Parker is to be the new Lord of the Admiralty, in the room of Sir Thomas Hardy; and Admiral Gage is to succeed Admiral Parker in the command of the fleet on the Coast of Portugal. The association law ...

... of th. Council was held this day-present, William IBlayney Wade, Esq. in the Chair, Andrew S. Ball, Geo. Ala. cartney, Thomas R. Hardy, Acheson Lyle, Pierce 5Ma. hony, and Peter Purcell, Esqrs. Numerous new subscriptions were announced, and among the rest ...

... warfare. The Sailor King saIV anld Conversed with tl,* projector, and relerred bilm to the late Sir Richard Keates and Sir Thomas Hardy. Sir Richard Keates, in Cool- pany with a navatl oflicer of forty years service, yet alive. Wlyh Aught at Trsafalgar, and ...

... Joyce, Richard Edgar, John Turtle, Nelson Bullick, Edward Nelson. SOWING OF FLAX.-One of the deputation to Belgium (Mr. Thomas Hardy), has just sent over his computation of the quantity of seed given by the Belgian firmer, which, at this period, is of ...

... Greenwich spital, died at Leaming- ton, on Friday. tie was raised to the rank of Admiral ol the Blue in 1637, and succeeded Sir Thomas Hardy. the late Governor, who died on the 20th September, 1839. thus having hleld the appointment, abouit which so much noise ...

... Joseph Kineald, Ilenry Ryan, J. B. IBankhead, Robert Fowlesr, and Thomas 13ull, Esqlrs., also Sir Colmran O'Loghien. Bart. P Riehardl Lourke, Piereo Maliony, Conyrigham Rllis, and Thomas l3erminqhanm, Esqrs. I'he Secretary laid on this table the premium ...

... J. Wilson, Pierce ,J. Blake, Charles William l-Iamnilton, Thomas Hutton, Wil. Donneplley, Pierce Mahony, Richard 13ourke, and Conyng- ham Ellis, Esqrs. A letter was read from Thomas R. Hardy. Esq, sug- gestifig that it would be most desirable if the ...

... Mlajesty's Maids of -Honour, Lord Hill, Earl of Belfast Prince Esterhazy, the Earl of Fife, Lord Amelihs Beau- f clerk, Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Sir Henry Blackwood, Lord Hood, Sir Andrew Barnard, Sir Frederick Watson, Colonel Fitzdlarence, Captain Fred. Fitzelarence ...