... For 'tisethe wise wau's interest to beiseee , Fongs. At a Court ?? the 2d instantfor tie reliefof Insolvent Debtors, Sir Thomas S. Champneys was declared entitled to his discharge. It appeared that arraugementls had been made in 1825 to pay tile whole ...

... Papers- from that port of the 18th ult. Tile latter contain no intelligence of general ?? 12. Lieutenant-General Sir William Thomas Stobbs, lately Governor of Oporto, has arrived in Egland from Lisbon, after awaiting these the result of a trial by a cou ...

... and manufalpturers of Normandy, had ordered the mail to I be established from Paris to London by way of Dieppe. The late Sir Thomas Blacket, of Bretton Hal l, Yorkshire, had one cellar Which was only opened once a year, as it contained some particularly ...

... Surveyor-General in the room of Sir Herbert Taylor. Sir L. Owen: ill be succeeded at the Admiralty Board by Admiral Sir 'Thomas M. Hardy.-Times, Sept. 13. Q.tARrR's REvENUE.-.-Sodme apprehensions were entertained of a considerable diiininrtio-lih the amount ...

... 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 ...

... flower-gardens appear, where no flowers ever can flourish; and where orange trees, like the common laurel, and many other hardy shrubs, cannot endure the atmosphere, impregnated with the smoke of London. Lord North called the shrubs of London the mve ...

... ACQUITTAL OF BiR HARDY. The Thirty-fiftih Anniversary of the Acquittal of the veteran reformer, ?HOS. HARDY, Was celebraied on Thursday by a dinner gien at the Golden Lion, Wst Smithfield,-Mr R, TAYLOR, the Conimmn Council- lean, in the Chair. When the ...

... on -a suspicion of a suspicion of High Treason in 1794, now remain alive. namely, Mr. John Thelwall, and Mr. Thomas Hardy-. Thomas Hardy was at the time, secretary to the Londoer Corresponding Society, institurte-d to promote political knosvledge amongst ...

... would readily support any measure that could improve the present system. Certahily that system which filled our gaels with hardy men, with the most active aid intelligent of our populatiun, and educated them in vice, associated themi ith criminals, arid ...

... Lisburn (Borough)-llenry Meynellt Middlesex-George Byng and J. Hume Merion ?? t. W. Vaugliant Newton (Lancashire)-Thomas Leght and Thomas Holdsworthst Newory (Borough)-Hon. H. Knox Oxford (County)-G. Harcourt and Major Weyland Perth (County)-Sir George ...

... Female. Male. Female. St. George's ?? 36 ?? 31, St. Geor's 53 ?? 57 Bermondsey . 24 ?? 2 Bermondsey. 48 ?? 39 St. Thomas's ?? ?? 0 St. Thomas's . It) ?? St. Saviour's. 25 ?? 20 *St. Saviour's ?? 26 ?? 26 St. Olave's ?? 11 16 St. Olave's.. 8 ?? 31 St. John's ...

... thing like a perfect form of govern- ment. Mr. SAUL invited the members of the union to attend the funeral of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy. The deceased, he said, was one of the oldest and sincerest friends of reform, and his obsequies should be celebrated as ...