... Chaffing in youre own House that you had fifty Dollars to stake at Crickett with aney of the Wallabout Jentz their fore I Edward Hardy Do Chalinge you Thos Dent to Play you a match at single Wickett for the fore said some or aney a mount to a comodate vou the ...

... quit France, and that in consequence they are about to proceed to Genoa.-At the Mansion Rouse on Wednesday, Mr. Thomas Buckland and Mr. Thomas Windle, two gentlemen who, in the neighborhood of the Stock Exchange, after the closing of the inner market, had ...

... George Cranfield Berkeley, ?? byv whom he had three daughl- ters. Sir Thomas was the second son of Joseph Hardy, Esq., of Portishaml, in the county of Dorset, by Ann, daughter of Thomas Masterman, Esq., of Kingston, in the same county; w-as created a Baronet ...

... F1nE.-MrELrNCStOLr OCCURRENcE._On Tuesday morn- ing a fire broke out in the house of Mr. Hardy, surgeon, Thebberton-street, Islington. It appears that Mt's. Hardy, being confined to bed through illness, a nurse had been em- ploved- to sit tip with her ...

... number of the notes, and a description of the thieves. SHOCKIao AccIDENT BY MACnINERY.-On Wednesday morn- ing, a youth named Thomas Fraser, between thirteen and fourteen f ears of age, in the employment of Mr. Bladdub, of Percival-street, St. Luke's, wireworker ...

... Westminster, coal merchants; so far as regards G. Rennie-Srott and Co., Manchester, commission merchants; so far as regards W. W. Hardy-Rt and W. W .Oldershaw, Islington, ?? and Davies, Liverpool, ship store ?? and- Yelverton, Liverpool, slate mer- ?? and Brooke ...

... the Bankrupts' Court. asi re Mr. 'Bird NOV' Inn, Strand, and Hammersmith.- Official assignee, Mr. Groom Abehuroh lane, - I Thomas Bennett, New City Chamibers, Bishopsoate street Within, timber merchant, Oct. 17,. at ten o'clock, Nov. T~ at eleven, at the ...

... the 28th Dec., with the creir of the Mary Sheill, from Li. verpool, for Halifax. The Liverpool-and: Philadelphia' pacet sbip Thomas P. Cope, was: destroyed by fire, at sea, on the evening of, the 29th' of 'November. The U~nited States brig ef war Somuers ...

... COLLINS-on their emancipation from Goal. The Presidents at this Republican dinner were Mr. WAXaiY, the Chartist Coro- ner, and Mr. THOMAS DuNcotMlE, the Member for Fins- bury. The second incident was a motion made by Mr. AGLIONEY in the House of Commons, for a ...

... are entertained of his ?? annual diiner of the friends of trial by jury, the celebration of the acquittal of Horne Tooke, Hardy, and Thelwall, took place on Saturday evening, at Radley's Hotel, Bridge-street, Black- friars, The company was much more numerous ...

... frigate of such magnitude had been suc. cessful, Vice-Admiral Sir W.Gage, Rear Admiral Sir George Seymour, and the Right Hon. Thomas Lowry Corry, were the members of the Admiraltv Board who attended upon the occa- sion. Every person on board seemed highly ...

... As they appeared in their glghting: getrw o dtsextncd-te stouter anp suiperiorbuild 01 the favouritg,. rho ip stiffl}.made, hardy, of great strength yet -only nineteeal Ye-4r old. --e; has;iwoa; several b'at'tis easily among others defeatiogGod. Hicks, ...