... James Findly, 2s. 6d. ; James Swift, Is. Gd. ; Elizabeth Barton, 2s., Thomas Hardy, Is. Margaret Morton, 2s. 6d.- ; Henry Corless, 2s. 6d.; Richard Swift, 5s: d James Hill, Gd.; Thomas Bannister,- Gd. ; Wm. d Rainford, Is; Friend, 2s. tOd.; Friend, 6d.; ...

... James Findly, 2s. Od.; James Swift, Is. Gd. ; Elizabeth Barton, 2s. Thomas Hardy, is.,; Margaret Morion, 2s. Gd.: Henry Corless, 2s. Gd. ; Richard Swill, 5s. James Ihihl, od. ; Thomas Bannister, Cd. ; Wm. Rainford, is. ; Friend, 2s. 6d., Friend, ed. Friend ...

... James Findly, 2s. 6d. ; James Swift, is. 6d.; Elizabeth Barton, 2s.; *Thomas Hardy, ls.; Margaret Morton, 2s. 6d.: Henry Corless, 2s. 6d. ; Riohard Swift, 5s, James Hill, 6d.; Thomas Bannister, 6d. ; Wm. Rainford, Is. ; Friend, 2s. Ed. ; Friend, 6d.; Friend ...

... about a week ago for the benefit of his health. He was raised to the rank of Admiral of the Blue in 1837, and succeeded Sir Thomas Hardy, the late Governor, who died on the 20th of September, 1839, thus having held the appointment, about which so much noise ...

... John Rippoit. .iiton-le- ?? John Woodhouse Day, Mr Thomas Walkeme, 4r Martin liardy, Mir Jola Bocknith, ir T;homas Hardy, and MlrJosoplh Mdiarchl. Mloor House-Mr George Hanter. M~oorsley-hlr Thomas Greenshields, MAUr Wm. Shep- herd, and Mr Jol Rlobinson ...

... populationi at deliaiine. Lettwrs from BIuenys Ayre 'of the sth of November', re.eicd by way of 1cim de Jeneiro, state that Sir Thomas Hardy, diuring his late visit to the former port, has coin- pietely'retnoved the ?? which had arisen in consequdnce of the dispute ...

... race an51 one religion, while her wise toleration unites the rest very closely to the majority. Thursdav Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy put to sea fronm St. Helen's in the Pyramns frigate, Capt. Ceorge Sartorius, with seven sail of experimen'tal ships, viz ...

... Hetton, Cross, from Quoeec ; Skylark, i\ Meek, from Charleston; Tees, Sherwood, from Londonu; Ex, from Newport. Thomas, Sterling; Navaran, Hardy; F. Laurel, Boyle; Ruby-castle, Greensides; Alert, Lonsdalo; C Jane Clark, Pallister; Constantine, Davison, for ...

... during his tenure ef office be did incredible mis.- chief to the naval tmrvice ; so much 'so, that the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy declared that he would ruin the navy. This is now in evidence before the country, Sir James Graham broke up at dispetable ...

... Brotherrs, ChristieNancy, Simpsonw..Fliends, Wheat. ey.Harriett ?? and Elizabeth ?? Jh White, Newtont.ose, D erwent, Hardy Thomas faylor . Marshall, Hall] Sir John Rennie, Burn HeclorVa- liant, ElliottElwick ?? Walker, Coxon ?? Smith ...

... chairinras of tile D. boarul A. hl. Broohe E. ?IItIlosinell, George Roe, W. laughiton, 15. h. Sisrriurul ?? histton, S. Hardy, Thomas Mooney, &c. * r { The Susss, corusussis6g of tso flrst elss carriages, wvitib a luggeige vrailm left tse lnchicore stutioes ...

... greatefl Difcovery in ihe memory of man is allowed 10 be THOMAS* TOLU ESSENCE. 1 he following lingular Cafe is a frelh inftance (among the many daily received) of the fupetior efficacy of THOMAS'S TOLU ESSENCE. \ft _. John Kimber, No 9. Cb ?? aged IV J ...