... of liberty and the s admirers of honesty here, in the erection of a monument to the d virtuous struggler in past days, Thomas Hardy, will not be lost sight of in Scotland.-Consitutional. is Right glad are we to see the cause of these illustrious if men ...

... higher. MAlgK1ED.-Mr. Clementsof Great Comberton, to Mife Headley of Evefham.-At Halifax, Nova Scotia, Captain Sir Thomas Mafterman Hardy, Bart. of his Majefty's ihip Trhqmpb, to Mifs Berkeley, daughter of Vice-Admiral Berkeley, M. P. for Glou- r cefterflire ...

... by the Honourable Lieutenant-General Meade. Captain Hancock, C.B., on his return from the Continent,by Rear- Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. Commander Harnage, by Sir J. Harnage. Captain Jodrell Leigh, R N., by Sir T. Hardv. Captain Coryton, by Vihcount ...

... the citizens ( of London. At five minutes before four o'clock the Queen ( left the yacht in the barge of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, als who steered her ashore. ean I The Queen was conducted into an open carriage by the Earl of Albemarle, the Mlaster ...

... ub- lie. By the same conveyance advices have also this day been re- ceived fromn Bueios Ayres to the 9th November. Sir THOMAS HARDY, whose departure in his Majesty's ship the Creole, from Rio de Janieiro, on the 22d August, for the River Plate, has already ...

... one, namely, that the interests .? the Jews are too much connected with those of the Soteresgns of Germany. Commodore Sir THOMAS HARDY is arrived in town from Plymouth, and has had several long interviCws with the Admiralty Board, on the subject of his corm- ...

... England, Tom Hardy, the undaunted advocate of the rights of the people. (Inuncnr~se cheeriag.) He would not, therefore, hesitate in proposing a toast worthy to be drunk in juxtapo- sition with that of Lord John Russell, the health of Thomas Hardy. Mr. H ...

... Admiral Sir R. G. Keats, deceased. -Gazelle. Admiral 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.-Courier. It is-generally ...

... blood by the King of SPAIN'S Governor, Colonel BENEVIDES ? And let the Courier ask Mr. CANNING what redress did n iSir THOMAS HARDY get from the Vice-Roy of Lima A for the murder of the entire crew of the English whale elsip Perseverance, taken while ...

... 27t1, aged 80, Mr Thomas Welford, publican, all of that plac ?? 28th inst. at Tudhoc, aged 82, Elizabeth, wife of Mr Peter Richardson.-The 2nd inst. at Kir. ton's Gate, aged 28, deservedly respected, Thomas, el- dest son of Mr Thomas Sill.-The 27th inst ...

... aniount to pear 1,0oo dollars, Y I was for the widow of the deceased, and will he remitted to her. y le,. .P ra Sir THOMAS MAST:MRMAN HARDY, Part. has t been appointed Commodore arid Commander-i4-Chief i 3, on the coast of SorithAms #i:aPd in the Sdaub Seas ...

... of a precautionary nature only, but it is said that a British fleet will certainly , put to sea shortly, and that Sir Thomas Hardy I will take the ?? paper. MR. SADLER AND HIS CONSTITUENTS.-The , honour able member haa been burnt in effigy. Mr. Sadler ...