... would have ever taken place, uniess the subject ba4 been foreed upon their attention In, all sbapes and colours [bear!]. Air. HARDY said tcat he had to propose, as a toact, a namte which would call forth the warmest sympathies of the Meeting -he proposed ...

... (Vicar of Loeeds), the Rev. Georee Wray (Curate of the same place), the Rev. Mr. Earmington (of B~rantley), Mr' Far-. back, and Thomas Blaydes, Esq. It wes resolved that the Club be fermed, which should oseet on the Sth of November in each year, as being thle ...

... flower-gardens appear, where no flowers ever can flourish; and where orange trees, like the common laurel, and many other hardy shrubs, cannot endure the atmosphere, impregnated with the smoke of London. Lord North called the shrubs of London the mve ...

... Iniiainothconothrelholbedmd guilty of hgtrao.TeLandouslthen proceeded to detailihi at.f h aea dslsdb the following evidence:- Thomas Forrester I am consta',e of Shelton, that is, In this county ; on Thttrsday, the 26th of May last, I was at a public house ...

... not bow soon it may please the Catholic Association te issue its anathemas against the payment of tithes; and what man is hardy enough to say that the Catholic people will disobey its mandates ? It depends upon the Catholic Association-no man can deny ...

... Plymouth, was immediately to be completed to her war complement of men, for a special service, and to be commanded by Sir THOMAS STAINES. From the choice of the Commander, as well as other circumstances, we have reason to think this vessel is bound round ...

... rences-as part of a regular system. In former times, h .such an unchallenged verdict of a British Jury as was t given against Sir THOMAS MAITLAND, for having, c contrary to the Articles of War, without the order of v .his MAJESTY, and wvithout any sentence ...

... real and especial service. They have sent us Icin upon ourselves-they have taught us the measure of nor own minds, and by a hardy and persevering dieci- d pline, gradually made us acquainted with thei resources of cur I-power, and assured us the certainty ...

... one writes like a nuritan and a fanatical preacher, the other like a cavalier and a well-bred gentleman of the old school. Thomas Hall seems to rike offence at whatever is supposed or intended to give pleasure, shudders (with learned Mr. Pryn) at Zloee-locks ...

... important events in Andal The mountains of Ronda, the wine country rc Xerez, Arcos, and all Upper Andalusia, contain Me a hardy race, who will easily be brought down on rear of the French, now that the signal for resistant given. At the time our letters ...

... think ? 9 vhicer'& 17ill, to be 'me ! i limh cileneid the facetious ?? A2erica. 1 ki Ut il055 foret, t'lat Ferdinand and Thomas Fairfax. i;e'rs. the ereat --iilslli of Croisweil' famous collca I e, are now livitna il tihe O Uititd -nc-, merc Nachil upon ...

... survive their birth. ti'e DREZADrUL ACCIDENT.-List evening an Inquest was held at Ml St. Bartholomewm's Hospital, on the body of Thomas Barton.- On Saturday evening the deceased was driving a cart, loaded Ha with meat, through Temple-bar ; the Southampton Telegraph ...