... The boats then pulled to sea, and, in half an hour afterwards, the Wood, lark, Captain Hardie, hove in sight, and picked up the people in the boat. Captain Hardie then communicated with the Short, Captain Martinson, and the Pilot, Captain Blake, both ...

... Quarry. On Dr. Quarry going tile stairs which lead to the rooms by three flights, rather, Zarpr he was met near the top by Thomas Carroll, who op-! -ed his going up, and a scuffle ensued, when Carroll called Pto Is brother Denis to bring a blunderbuss ...

... 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 ...

... dropped policies. The report having been adopted, votes of thanks were presented to the Directors, the Chairman, and to Mr. Hardy, the Actuary, of whose abilities and services Mr. Godson spoke in the highest terms. Mmnntxisexc AND SURREY GRAND JUNCTION ...

... But whatever the origin of the disturbances may have been, the result for Turkey must be very serious. The Albanians are a hardy and warlike race, and their Turkish masters have always found insurrections in that province particularly difficult to suppress ...

... Chapels Bill was read a second time,proforma, and or- dered to be committed on Friday-Lord Brougham presented a petition from Thomas Clarkson, the well-known and venerable advocate of the abolition of slavery, praying that their Lord- ships would adopt such ...

... the last Insv [days. The Grand Jury wrere still engaged in conduticing ar, inquiry into the late riots in that city. John Hardy, president of the Boston branch of the Alsrmiosa in reference to a successor of Joe Smith, states that all the spe. ctulations ...

... erecting scaffolding on the north side of the Royal Exchange, opposite St. Bartholomew's.lane, preparatory to the statues of Sir Thomas Gresham and Whittington being placed in the niches over the shops, in that portion of the building.-A child three years old ...

... Ashton-under-Lyne-Mr. James Walker, Wellington and Blocher Inn. Bradford-Messrs. John Wade, New Inn, and Thomas Barber, Manor House Inn. Stockport-Mr. Thomas Morley, Nelson Inva. Macclesfield-Messrs. Henry L. Shore, Bull's'Head, and William May, Unicorn Inn ...

... ?? Judges' Chambers, (n Monday, an application, which was made on Saturday, todischarge John Williams, John Poynter, John Hardi ng, and William Sillitoe alias Salmon, four of the pitmen who had been brought up in custody from Staf- ford gaol, upon a writ ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...