... Sih cc tins threc). 'The Rights of Mean-(tould andt reiterated applause). The Triall by ,Jumy-(witih three tints tic rr). Thomas Hardy, Jolin Ho-ie Toolie. anti the rest of thli.-qtiinted Patriots in t1-9--(acbouonded a, eptause). The ?? and llonest Jutries ...

... injurious system introduced by the Orders in Council. The Morley Regiment of the Local Militia, under the command of Col. Hardy, will muster at Bradford on Monday the 11th of May, and! march to Pontefract on tile Wednesday follawing. I'hc Denbighshire ...

... Sharp li-ec- Robert Klnight, Esq. Timothy Brown, Esq. W!Iiim Morgan,., Esq. Mr. Adams, Mr. J. Pearson, Mr. i Brtoks; Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Stephlins, .Mr. Miller, and Mr. Wildman, nephew to Mr.'Tooke. They left Wimbledon at 12 o'clock, and reached Ealing ...

... to represent this town in Parliameat, wilen the fo l - lowing persons were put' in nominratio I -Lord M ahon, proposed by Thomas 'Thompson. Esq. seconded by Daniel Sykes, Esq.-Joh r Stainfortii Esq. proposed ' by W. W, Bolton, Esq. seconded . by Colonel ...

... cw White peas, 76s.to 90's.-fiie boiltes, 9hg. to 1 20s. r Grey peas, 72s. to 8ss. -. Hotrse beans, new, 56s. to 70s.-sup. hardis. t Tick beans, 54s. to 68s.-sup. hard, Ss A ' Barley,foreign, 484. to 58i.5 Eilglish, d5s. to ats. Matting, li! l . to 65s ...

... arrangement amocig h - thse parties, she was bisuglit for a guinea by another e -labourer of 3Iessle ClitF, named George Hardy. It is ?disgraceful tO the police, that sucht scenes altoulci he v d ptcbhirly exhibited with impunity. i ie At ]aevemiey fair ...

... the de- stru49ion of tthe Macedonian; now an Ameiican fii- gate, and the Hornet sloop of war,-bythe squadron under Sir Thomas Hardy; and the following' ac- count fi'om Liverpool corroborates: the rumour Liverpool,'Auguit 2. Theischooner Abeona, Maxwell ...

... informned Sir T. Hardy she was loaded 0 with provisions and naval stores. Sir Thomas directed her to be taken alongside a slobp which had been cap- Pf tured a few' days before. Mr. Geddes volunteered his Y services;, and to put, Sir Thomas's orders in execution ...

... Amneeican ktnasterh -t ' British ships, anid have-beeo-sebt tt BfrnAuds, to be emt- pioyt-d in thea naval y'srds'.' Sir. Thomas Hardy' ofthe. arnille, W ac ?? Amoericanslhi ishallkei a ,insiderable nhniber cf prisonert ots board hi Aship, that thev -'may ...

... suffi b age 'cient force for their proteaion; and it should not be' d the frptni'e lust e forgotteninits calculatiqn, that the hardy moun- t me taineers of Switzerland and the Tyrol, who have so on many crueltq'juries to revenge on the French, will soon p ...

... to destroy the Ramilies, has in-. duced. Sir 'T. Hardy to address letters to the public authorities of New London, and to the Governor of the State of Connecticut, on the subject. in these Sir Thomas states, that - he is fullya pprized of the efforts ...

... making a collec- tlin on the Thanksgiving Day, at the Parish Chuzrch, after two sermons preached on the occasion by the Rev. C. Hardy, and the Fev. W. 'Morgan ; and which, notwithstanaing the unfavourable state of the weather, amounated to 501. fvt that cxcellent ...