... tydistanced. A Ro1wing ~lth fortshi losing boats of 6 the first dlay, next wook place, which was w~on by R, sd Rlicliard. Hardy's Tenzer. The cloud elf saiil.boats, of n au lsizes, lifty and npwards in number. which ~a~rn. - Mue this m~atch, was exceedingly ...

... Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Richard Gres- ley, Esq., late of Meriden, in the county of Warwick. Ar Holybourn, Hants, the Rev. Thomas Bissland, Rector of Hartley Maudytt, Hants, to Christiana, daughter of the late Rev. John G. Gibson, Rector of Llanthewvy ...

... Southampton, on lionday, the wife of Air. John d Oke, of a son. At Wrestgate, Chichester, on Wedtnesday, the wife n of Mr. James Hardy, Artist, of a daughter. MARRIED. Oft Thuisday last, at the Royal Military College, Sanidhurst, the Rev. Edward Woodhouse, of ...

... lady of G. Gillinan, Esq. of adaughter. MIARRIED. On Thursday, the Right Hon. Lord Seaford, to Ltady Hardy, widow of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, G.CB.-Her Ladyship is vergirig on her G0th year, and his Lordship is in his 68th year. Ott the 25th ...

... Hyde-park Corner, to Mlirss E. Holder, of PPrtsea. At the Chapel, Above-bar. Southamnpton, duringr the past week, by the Rev. Thomas Adkins, Mlr. IVarne, to lirs. Miltcellel, both of that town. DIED. On Friday se'nnight, at Leamington, where he bad gorse ...

... at an advanced age. y, iuch regretted, Mrs. Thresher, relict of John Thresher, Esq., and eldest sister of thie late Sir Thomas Hardy. t, At Romnsey, Nants, Mlary, relict of the late Lieut. e, Fynnmore, s M., deeply laiiented by her afficted family hr adld ...

... conspicuous share in the memorable battle of affo tY Tzafalgar ; upon wltict occasion Lord Nelsor expressed nsI a- to Sir Thomas Hardy his high approbatiot of Captain cier te Digby's conduct. tiaptain Digby also assisted at the Lme f- reduction of'the island ...

... widow of the late KI - James Bishop, Esq. of the Mlinoriet. street, in Church Road, on Niedneati,'y last, Aire. Jolin Moal Hardy, it-N., aged V.m ?? Trini#y~atrpe,, i~Archaoa, on thle 13th inst., after ?? and Patnful illness, Alirs. Ann White, the wife ...

... 2 . B em. e At Ualcuttd k. o 2r tE 2ud of' Sept. Thomas E. 1di sea. Turton, Registrar of' the ptireme Cor and trrUtter. 'sdart, r;f1 urtjdba~S ?? and Barris atrl, atlaw, Esq,, eldest son of' Sir Thomas Tatrta, Bart. 'rely oft'tr'borought Surrey, to Alaria ...

... Portsmouth. Or, Thursday, the 2nd instant, after ten davs illness, the Rev. Thomas Snell, Rector of AVindlefiam cum Bag hot. And on the I1 th instant, Barbara, relict of the Rev. Thomas Srsell, deeply lamented by their sur- viving children, and a large circle ...

... otfCapt. Vhipple, R.W., Devonshire Terrace. to On the 14th lost., at Kestor,, by the Rev. James to Kirkpatrick, the Rev. Charles Hardy, Vicar of hay- tolig, IIants, to Carlote, third daughter of the Rev. Joseph Williamn Martin, Rector of Keston, Kent. At Bosham ...

... of IV. Rivers, Esq. of Gireenwieh Hospital. s At the Registrar's Office, Havant, on Monday, the n the 26th October, 1846, Thomas May, to Ann Catchlove, e members of the Baptist Church, at Emsworth. The t I)ivhnc blessing had been previously sought on ...