... gives the following account of 'a careful inquiry at Flixtofi into the real nature of the case. Our firstinquiry was from Thomas Hardy and his wife, the parents of the deceased children. In answer to our questions we learned that he and his family had formerly ...

... his friends, and took his place im- mediately to the left of the Lord Provost. A good deal of laughter was created by Sir Thomas D. Lauder presenting to Mr Douglashis mull to take a pinch. The LORD PROVOST attempted to speak, but was as- sailed with ...

... residence of Viscount Melbourne, in Downing-street. The Duke of Wellington, Earl of MiitD, Lord Hill, Sir Husscy Vivian, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Henry Hardinge, and other commissioners, were present. - We learn thiat G. B. Wharton, Esq., of Lincoln's-inn- fields ...

... were Howard Elplinstone, Esq., G. A. Young, Esq., Colonel l'httmpson, J. M. Deummond, Esq., Dr. Carpue, Dr. Simpson, Mlr. Thomas, the barrister, &c. &c. The chairman stated that he hadl received letters from Sir Benjamin Hall, M.P., Mr. Duncombe, M.P ...

... Robert Johnson; Michaee Brown; John Hall, brother to G. Hall (see previous list); Thomas Ellison, ratiler of the boy Ellison (see ditto*; Thomas Harrison, wtstetllatn; Thomas Horne, ditto; W. 'Todd, unmarried; W. Lamb, left a wife and four children; Henry ...

... Evans and Mr. Leader, were adopted, and at which Mr. Place took a decided part. Since then,, and evi- dently in reply, Mr. Thomas Devear has written to a morning paper, to say that the electors of Westminster are greatly and justly dissatisfied with ...

... seven feet in height. This variety is hardy and very productive, but the straw is too long to be used for thatching, or for any.practical purpose. 'Th'e fourth variety was the Talavera Belle Vue, which is hardy and prolific, ap- pearing above the ground ...

... months' imprisonment, to felon's labourand felon s fare-a man better than either of themselves. On Wednesday, Thomas Middleton, William Atiderson, Thomas Burrell, and Robert Smith, wete dttgged from Seghill colliery, guarded. both by ed'i and blue; and thrown ...

... ODITUARY.-FWag Oflicer: Admiral Sir Issao Coffin, Bart., ?? Vice.Adriral Sir Thos. Masterman Hardy, ?? Rear-Admiral James Master, Ret.-Captains: John Joyee, Thoma; Stamp, George W. Hooper, David Bucban.-Con- manders: Robert T. Haverfield; John C. Woolnougb ...

... [tidies. The Blonde, 42, is at last ordered for commission, to be commanded by Capt. Thomas Bourchier, 1827, formerly Flag Lieutenant in the Brazils to tle late Sir ?? Hardy. Her destination is reported to be the West 14dies. ...

... rs-wift; iiberznerchant, Monmouth; Thomas Isles, ?? farmer, CjiCharles HIale, of Nash, farmer, wei& cbhlleagidby the counsel for the psoner. ?? objection; to James 'Ei~ings, and he was adc. tor.4ngly sworn, as was Thomas Johes, of:reathouse Nash,;, Wiiam ...

... pearl.shell-dealer. T. W. POWELL, Neath, Glamorgmashire, money-scrivener. W. HUNTjun., Tipton, Staffordshire, ironmaster. W. THoMAs, Leamington Pricrs, Warwiekshire, builder. I. BAKER, Ettingshall, Staffordshire, screw-forger. R. BAILEY, Birmingham, victualler ...