... Woolwich, for Gstend. DEA'ru OF Sire TizoniAS Al. HARDY, BARe.-At a few iminutes before two o'clock yesterday afternoon, that mleritorious and gallant officer, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas l\lasierman Hardy, Bart., G C.CB., Governor of the Royal flospital, ...

... consoling assurance of having con- tritbuted to leave thie world better thtan they found it. My last coniversation with Thomas Hardy was on th~at subject. J1. 1y . RIJrT. A ?? RUTT ...

... dissatisfaction must ensue, and national disgrace probably follow. (Hear, hear). With the advice and concurrence of Sir Thomas Hardy and Admiral Dundas, the number of vessels which he proposed launching every year was three new shivs of the line, three ...

... of Mr Thomas, by the Court Leet, and their singular construc- tion of the law as relating to Constables;;-and proposed Mr Thomas as a substitute for Mr Ward, who declined acting. The Meeting unanimously agreed to this proposition, and Mr Thomas in returning ...

... Edward Conby, Thomas Seager, Elza Lamb, John Davis, William Ruddell, Eliza Percival, Thomas Jones (aged 19), Samuel Ro. binson, John Smith (aged 18), Joseph Crannis, Richard Hardy, Mary Rogers ?? lalligan, George Hayman (agedl[), Thomas Baseke, Win. Cummings ...

... in whom the battle against Toryism is likely to be fought successfully. After mature deliberation, the choice'bas fallen on Thomas Milner Gibson, Esq.; and that gentle- man honoured a meeting of the most influential Reformers with his presence on Saturday ...

... Phillips,Oxford st. linen-draper. [Bell and Co. Bow Churchyard. J. Hayties, Gutter lane, baker. [Stevens & Co. Little St Thomas Apostle. W. Andrews, Louth, grocer. [Adlingto eand Co. Bedford row. J. Vaux, Islington, baker. [Headland and Cork, Kino's ...

... the Harbour, the crew of each ship gave the Queeni tite 'cheeis. At hal f ast 'nine, the Coinmander-in'cblu`f Ad 'iral '8r Thomas Wilijamss, (4. C0 k. embarked isi'the state barge au.Ad vwent osis board of the SIho, to py 'his tespeetsa 4qd to invite the ...

... setcirevl 1 eluit iF) tilts ?? lih crmi flby, iliiertiposedl, and ivi itidae Iie held i bir . Nol'l In the ?? t a nii' ti ree hardi blows, ?? rohhthl hill r t he gro t it befiore bise ?? effel tie seosirila i.itfi1 Ther iruierser rerljitietl Itr; lire erset ...

... wilderness of fertile land everywhere around the narrow strip of Canadian cultivation to their enterprise, and bring in their hardy fellow-countrymen to till it-to ob- tain registry offices, a bankrupt law, and change of tenure -a policy to favour emigration ...

... they persist in enforcing the seven- pence in the pound. CAatatOGE ELECTION COD{M5TTEE.-The following are the members ?? Hardy, Mr Bramston, Lord Howick, Sir J. M'Taggart, Mr P. Scrope, and Lord Ingestrie. The Committee having assembled, Mr Kinglake ...

... Secretary of the Board of Con.) The Hon. John Stuart trot ?? Wortley. (Sir Gorge Cockburn and Lords of the ?? the Right Hon. Henry Thomas Corry. THE HOUSEHOLD. Lord Steward of the Household The Earl oF Liverpool. M ilter of the Horse to the IThe Earl of Jersey ...