... class of soldiers ill-disciplined, and not likely, without severe restrasint, to-respect either person or property.- Sir Thomas Hardy was at Bahia for the protec- ;ion of tile English interests. Nero South Wrdes.s-The rapid increase of this colony may be ...

... Perry,'B, A. WAilltam coll, Oxford. a Thomas Sykes, B. A. Queen's coil. gi Thomas Dykes Thorpe, 1E A. Pewnb. coil. b Wm. Hardy Vernon, B. A. Magd. coll. Oxford, John Deane Waito, B. A. Clare hlihl, ' ?? ' PaiEsTS. C Thomas Clarke, B. A. Queen's coil. - tz ...

... the British Emnbassy at Paris. I Monday last died, in the 75th year of her age, much respected, Mrs. -Elizabeth Hardy, wife of lr. 'Wm. Hardy, shopkeeper, of this town. Tuesday died, at Hackney, aged 57, Mrs. Eliz. Jeffreyc, relict of the late lRev. Herbert ...

... ciinsiddr how mutch the glory andi safdtjty these .- Ilahnds depend upon a nursery for that uservI body s- of sari, the hardy mariners and that ?? sea- ir men will of course be wanted for tire navigation of e tire river, we cannot congratulate -our ...

... sovereigna, the money of Thomas Fogg, a labourer, from the dwelling house of ?? Gar_ wood, situate at Norton Mandeville.-Guiltyr and sentence of death was recorded. Jesse Mills was indicted for stealing a black horfe, belonging to Thomas Bennett, residing at ...

... the prennises of Thomas : Shipp, of Norton, destroving som'e eggs his pro- perty, and refusling to pay the penalty, is commit- ted for one month to hard labour NORWJCIC, May 19. 2'krd Regissmd of i%`orfill. Fernisanry COrnusy.- Thomas D'lEye BIurruuglihs ...

... Factory in China. In the Mlinority upon Lord John Russell's motion on the T est and Corporatioti Acts are the names of Sir Thomas Gooch, Mr. Hlerries, Mr. W. Lewis (AIdboroug1). Mr. Wackniluon, Sir M. Nightingai~,Lord Palmerston], Mr. J. Peel, Sir W. Rae ...

... Tuesday sed'nnight wgas married, at St. Martin's C:hurch, tendon, Mr. J. Martin!, of Beccdes, to Mlaria; daughter of Mn. Thomas Folkard, of East .Bergholt, in this county. L ately was married, George Strong, A. M. of Dyserth, Fhinteslire, to Miss Bury ...

... abolition of slavery throughout the colonies of the British empire, - Signed, &c. &c. NORWICH, June 27. Wednesday: lst, the! Rev. Thomas Hubbs -d, A B was in'stituted to the Rectories of Wes- tor and Wordwell, Suffolk, on thepresentat esl of Ricbard IBeusyon ...

... Hempstead, Ierts, to Emma, youngest daughter of Sir Thomas Gage, Bart. Hengrave Hall, Snffiolk. On Wednesday, the 2d inst. was married, at St. Botolph, AldgateEdinunid BarleyEsq. to Frances, third dlaughter of Hardy Joihlnson, Esq. of March, Cambridgeshire. Same ...

... compelled to sev!; their subsistence by enigaging in the fisheries, or id the coasticg at d foreign trade; and it is from this hardy and enterprising portion of her subjects, that Great Britain derives the means of establish- ingondmaintainingnhersuperiorityupoll ...

... persons were elected as )JeadJMenl of the respective Wards within the t3orough, viz: Mr. William Gale, SIr. James Hairwood, Mr. Thomas Bennell, and Mr. James Candler. These Head Men being assemliled andl sworn, proceeded to elect others, amouinting, with themselves ...