... rsar- art hiv rativt of the cotndltct and execution of Hardie and ble he Haird with the following remurkable parsgrayph t- sho ,tS, . Wehave sro taS o letters one in the hand-wiiing of far tre -Hardie, the other in tile hand-writing of Bsird:- yar e- Th-ase ...

... White, hail ceiled fromi Rio to Monte Video; .the Owen Glenlower. the lion. Captain Spencer, e bearing the fla3g of Sir Thomas Hardy, Vs ait' Buenos e Ayres ; the Slaney, Captain O'Brien, ga0 fitting at Rio.' The Tynefias been ltzis C four hundred miles ...

... tile institution, it we s E unlderstood that Lord I.ynedoch wvould take the chair, A but he was detained in the country. Sir Thomas Bell I the treasurer, took the chair. lie was supported by 'I Joseph Hume, M. P., the Reverend Dr Waugh, and C several other ...

... captors is said to IZI bh cons'derable. There wiere nofitrtherparticularscknonit ni when the Icarus left Dio. Commodore Sir Thomas P Hardy had left the river Plate, in the Creole frigate, Li ('aptain T. W-1 hite, and gone round Cape Horn * having 41irected ...

... Little, Janies Elphicl,, Rolieit e Forder, lIHeiry Ellis, I-lenry lPryee, Etiwnd l1,. T. - Crouch, Thomas 1. Robins, Mla k 11. Swvency, J,.4. : Morgatn (b), Thomas E. Cole, lVilliain Martin, Win. P. Stanley, Robert Baldey, .John Skinner, Timothy r s Curtis ...

... sailed onu y the 1.th of August, with Lieut. Hibbert on board, g bringing dlispatches for Government from nAdmiral Sir 'Thomas Hardy. Licut. I-Jibbert left Chili onl the loth n of July, and has brought the Chili Gazettes, from swhich s it appears that ...

... without any deductioii of the ex- ad pelces by wvhi.iyl this sum was realized. ty A few days since, a lellow of the name of Thomas i *s, I-lami iton, confinied in the Calton Hill jail, upon a ,cr clharge of picking 'L gelntlemalii's pocket of his pocket- ...

... chosen t Thle Right lion. W\AL'JERe Bitowl;, Lord Provost, 2 re-elected. William Childl C eq. ' E Adam An derson, sq. R E Thomas Crightonl, Esq. I George Small, Iq. 3s1 I James Hill, Est. Dean of' Guild, re-elected. e Adam Luke, Esq. Treasuier, re-elected ...

... auceemslt ae saving the lives and property of individuals. is Fe it At Queensferry, on the 1ith inst., 'the wife of the Rev. I, Thomas Dimma, minister of that parish, of a son. On the 9th curt. in Eaton Square, London, L-ady Howard Df de Walden, of a son and ...

... ; TIr ?? Angus, Vice-President; Mr Alexander Gray, Treasurer andtiC Secretary; Messrs Jamnes 11 Hardy, James Robb, George Duncan, Wm. ol irelsner, Thomas Paterson, William Shand, Alexander Peteekin, Geo. re Rogers, John Davidson, arid Alexander Allan ...

... probably, of a precautionary nature only, but it is said that a British fleet wvill certainly put to sea shortly, and that Sir Thomas Hardy will take the ?? 'Paper. Wefeelthe greatest possible satisfaction in announcing that naval surgeons and assistant surgeons ...

... given to his brother, Sir Augustus Clifford, the lucrative office of Usher of the Black Rod, vacant by the resignation of Sir Thomas Tyr- wahitt, to the exclusion of a most deserving claimant, Mr Pullman, who, as Sir T. T.'s deputy, has performed all the ...