... M1LT| S LORD LYTTLET'lONI. . I 1a __ - I .1 Sns.zr o~nide~re~f ';f0~,as reported hY tire former. 'rise death of the celebrated Thomas Lord Lyttleton,St - from the fingislarity of the circurrfi5aXm attending it, 'ta e cannot fail to live tin thermeory of tbolk ...

... Glient. 9. The Princess of Wales embtarked for the conti- nent ott board the Jasoti frigate, off Worthing. Captain Sir Thomas Hardy attacked and took posisessioll of the sown of Storlisgtolt, int North r A'mrerica. s 12. Formal expulsion of Lord Cocirane ...

... Tbe Earl of Darlington ir electd Mayor'of, iartlepool. Thomivs Scholes Withniigloi, Esq. isappoitiled Borough 1 reeve '~Mr.Thomas Salter and Mr. William Sandford, constablva and Mr. Joseph Nadin. re-appointed deput-. consrable of Mancheiter, for the ensuing ...

... inscribed, in the records of the House of Commons, S in 1characters 'wiciih he who' runs may read. 1He S was, continued Mr. Hardy, 1 in weariness often,. in a -pains, in' huniger and 'thirst, and in'warchiiti ofen when you, gentlemen,. were asleep in your ...

... offeringlhiniself again as a. candidate- for Web-minmrer : of Shiiould shis be the f6ct, it is prohable that Sir Thoma . Mnt Masterman Hardy, the confidential friend and favournie Capfain of Lord Nelson, and in whose arms rhe- gallanir Admiral died, will ...

... ~aw.of hcinsriies, .London, yicupaller-Jes~le bcblI~of rabsok, Kemtbriewer--Richard Pliny br~e0 ofLieroul nercait-William Hardy, of ?tscuaedyatr s~al'William Wisulrich, of DltbrLacssrphra~im Eddlelaton, of F ir,. cttttom nsnfufacturvirs. John Iteu Ole'ynn'r ...

... compel. that revision of the Spainish constitution, which not oaly d Spain itself, but all Europe demands. .. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy liad o Friday a very ' long confereoce with the Board of Adamiralt; relative si to his combniand in South Anierica. The ...

... felt at the safe return of thiS gallant ollicerr and his brave compianOs. ID 1821, the expediltion explored Repulse Bay, Sir Thomas Roews Welcome, Mijddleton's Frozen Strait, and that neighbourhood,-and fividing- no passage to the Northward and Wertward ...

... Alellatib. Wyiflian and EviRry, Newlton ; AMetcalfe, Scott. Front Oberdeen, Fox, Allttn; Welliingtou, Glbertrou. From Pa'a,,ontk, Thomas and Jaue, Parr. Fromn Newcavtle, Rolicticll; Taylor. From London, William, M lixwell. COASTERS SAILED. For Yarnmouth,'Aan ...

... the funodst. Appropri-te speeches w ere delivered b, the Rev. .T. B~eaumiont, Mr. A Cokman, Rev. R.Treffry, It Jun. Nr. R. Hardy, Rev. Valentine W~ard (of Leeds), and 1 the Rev. J1 nstick (of Pa'rington). Collectiars, in aid [ or the fonda, hlae beeni ...

... Whitaker, v Esq. Coroner, and the Jary returned a verdict of Lunacy, x brought on by. excebs of drinking. it On Monday week, Thomas Morris, master of a coat vessel, was convicted in the penalty of Ss. for wilfully delivering to the Coal Inspector a false ...

... lie iopsiinedl three moifths to hard' labour, Eliziheth Fiddler, a'lrwd and disorderly woman, I2 c'alendar tiiatiths; Ann Hardy, fori vngrane y, 'Ole calendar mouth, to hard labourr; Edward Crawford, and James' l- ilfijor vaorancy, one calendar, month ...