... that want of means pre've'nt us from assisting him in this his day of adversity. ' WILLIAM COULSON, Secretary. THOMAS LAWS, Chairman. THOMAS JACKSON, Treasurer. Hexliam, Decembier 18, 1838. [The lest of these resolutions will prove not tbe least acceptable ...

... wrong, and every man will sit peaceably under his own fig-tree. Since the days of John Horne Tooke, John Tlhelwall, and Thomas Hardy, there never has, perhaps, appeared so much popular talent employed to resist aristocratical oppressions as at this time ...

... unfit for use. Has called on thlem a *few times since, and alwavs found them iii a very distressed state. Hainnah Hardy. wife of Thomas Hardy examined-Re- voectsf, that beetue wshe came to Fliltot,, she camue three xmas tod tie .Altneba Boardi of Guardians ...

... office. Inspector Tedman, of the D division, here addressed the sagistrate, setting forth that one of his sergeants, named Hardy, had, upon the flattering promises held out to Iihn by the society referred to, sent his son to the Cape about four years ago ...

... throughout, though the rain was descend- ing in copious showers. SWALWELL.-On Tuesday evening a 4 thundering meeting of the hardy productives of this importast village was held in the open air. The patriotic band was put in requisition, together with some ...