... class of soldiers ill-disciplined, and not likely, without severe restrasint, to-respect either person or property.- Sir Thomas Hardy was at Bahia for the protec- ;ion of tile English interests. Nero South Wrdes.s-The rapid increase of this colony may be ...

... Perkins, :y Thomas linnigan, Patrick Conlan, George Prouidmnan Peter Radical, Michael lahon, Thomas Garland, John al Donally, Patrick Finnigain, William Harrison, Michel W *d Dolan, Patrick Tully, William Hurly, John Locke, and II; a Thomas Silcox-in all ...

... the Right Hononrable Henry Labouehere, Admiral Sir Charles Adam, Lieutenant General Sir James Kempt, Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., Admiral Sir George I I Cockburn,Lieutenant General Sir Richard flisqey Vivian, Bart., Major General Sir Alexander ...

... Brougham and Durham ontraveray-and for the destruction by fireof both Houses of Parliament thi The gallant admiral, Sir Thomas Miaterman Hardy (Nelson's flag captain, and the present governor of Green- wich Hospital) will, it is said, at the especial wish of ...

... Stafllordhsire,victualler. Thomas Margetts, Kilaly, Nortbiamptuntlhire, cattle.dealer. John T'homas, Bir- *ningham,grocer. Thomas Dalton,Carlislecattle dealer. John Millar, Manchester, agent. Samuel James, Car- lisle, merver. Thomas Ainley, Doncaster, corn ...

... Worthamn, Gooseberries, 2s. 6d. T'homas Havwvard, Diss, Cactus, 59. Thomas Read, Roy- don, Bromptoit Stock, 2s. 6d. Samuel Woodrow, Rtoy- don, Cucumbers, 2s. 6d. IMlatilda Flatman, Wortham, Brompton Stock, 2s. 6d. Thomas A lgar, Palgrave, P'eas, 2s. 6d ...

... Bruce, El. E. Preston, Tho- mas Sedger. Catharine Hall._Benjamin llaviield, John Heinery Car- negie, Thomas Dainty, Edward Kelly, W. H. King, John May, Thomas Miles, .1. Robinson, John Stackbouse. ?? Colleye.-P. W. Courlenay, Ilenry Jones Daubeny, Clarence ...

... Scholar, Queen's College. Robert Hake, Commoner, St. Edmund Hall. John Hardie, Commoner, St. Mary Hall. Thomas S. Huxley, Commoner, Exeter. Charles H. Laurie, Scholar, Queen's College. Thomas B. Ludlow, Servitor, Christ Church. John Morgan, Scholar, Jesus College ...

... presided, but being indisposed, felt himself unequal to the task.; he was, how- ever, present on the occasion, end proposed that Thomas Nunn. Esq., (the Treasurer to the Association) should pre- side in his stead, which proposition was unanimouslyagreed to, ...

... with not less than three full- blown pips, mr. Curling; the best six Double Ane. maoes, one of a sort, Mr. Lord ; the beat hardy Plant in bloom ii a pot, Ribes sanguineum, R. Bevan, Esq.; the best tender Plant in bloom in a pot, Ixora crocata, R. Bevat ...

... or sixty men- foreigners, whicilwe presume, means Irish. The niumber of the whole mob, however, is estimated at A)! men. Thomas Greensmith the wretched man charged with strangling his four children at Old Basford, in Nottinghamshire, was apprehended ...

... Davidson, Broadwater, Sus- J. Griffiths .. .. Rev. T. Thomas, Caernarvon. J. Waldron .. .. lRev. J. Vaughan, Brighton. J. M. Cardel .. .. Rev. T. Jackson. James Ward .. .. J. Martin, Esq., Lincoln's Inn. Thomas Rankin .. Mrs. Hegart, Bantaskine. Geo. Marsh ...