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... Bloanu-strect, niaster-wariner. Janses Sarjeaat , of Great Warner-street, brewer. Win. Fox, of ecihange- buildimigs, stuck-bioker. Thomas Itichionumd, of Nottingham, grocer. Thomnas Spence, late of Maryland Point, ne ar Strat- ford, dealer. Samuel AAb boose Bennett ...
... Westmoreland and Harrowby, Lords Grenville and Erskioe, the Bishop of Lou- don, and the Master (thle Rev. Dr. Fisher)- when Thomas Gritty, Esq. of Gray's Inn, was elected. MR. Fo3-rmt.-Tt is a singular taid indeed an extraordititiry fact,that ?? lie only ...
... .Coast.-Sir Thomas ard . W'ts at Buetlos Ayres ; and Capt. P. L. haitlanl , I C.B'B with the Vengeuratidl Superb, was at Mhldlnado.n -The IHyperion, Capt. Searle, C.BI. ss'ent round Cape llorn in thl beginoing of January. Sir Thos. Hardy's t broad' pendant ...
... -Thursday afternoon, iii Hyde-streeS, to' M Mary Charlotte, daughter of the late Charles Lyford, h . Esq. Stingeotn, of St. Thomas's-street, in ibis City. CeM : 'The Markets this week were very seihal'lat De. hr vizes, Salisburt, and Warnnisiter, and tth ...
... fiom Saudil e l'j eft Mlali] isidoon the 26th of A4d, ,ir'ith dispatchles or considerable interest foin Coin~nodore SirTli°S. Hardy, Bnrt. K.C. B. A Geedifla l~socn ?? omuntcaeion AYre5 r, I- henl Psyerredlon's party fell, the tea afrinee~ tiblisiied at ...
... noble chief thaou volutes; fin' mtiting but a determined d ignity, combined with ttit urbanity which has ever markeed Sir Thomas Hardy's cos- duct, together wvith a firm resolutirn to observe the most honourable anid strict neutrality, could possibly have ...