... and Wmn. Dawson, for ut- tering forged bank-notes; George Barry and Wm. Powell, for highway robberies; Joseph Stanley, Win. Hardy, John Harris alias Keylock, and George H~arris alias Keylock (rescue gang), for felony, having before been co-gvlcted of felony ...

... Petitions; ihey'were frumasjo. Buesly,. Margaret Booth, Anne Whitak r, three'sisters 1iarmed Elizabetli, then and Isabella Hardy, Mary Fines, Robert Taylor (thit persort complained of having been 8iiread on ta charge of high treason, and afterwards committed ...

... induced to sail immediately for Lima in the Creole frigate, in order to-have a personal conference with Lord 'COO1RANE. Sir THOMAS HARDY is said to have t declared to the Commanders of the British ships, pre- Niously to his departure, that, in its relation ...

... Cochrane had been declared by Sir Thomas Hardy riot tS be in conforflsify wisl the law regulating similar operations, and-that therefore it could lot he recognised by the British squaxdron. This declaration or Sir Thomas Hardy is in the form of a verbal c ...

... were adopted and observed by our own Gd'yernment during the American and the last war; and tiough it is reported that Sir Thomas Hardy has remonstrated with the Government of Chili against the blockade, advancing the same argu- ment as was used by Bonaparte ...

... were invited., The tables were arranged with the greatest symmetry,. and orna- mented in a most tasty manner. M. Fernandez Thomas had 'been chosen President, and W. A Freire, 'one -of the Secre- tatles of the Cortes, Vce-President. 'Near 500 persons sat ...

... eommnnicatl°O with the Aore. , &vexil persons bhve ldready died of the fever. 01TB OP A LEWn 1 1 i. IAGO (ChILT), akT 28. Sir Thomas Hardy is at high varlancte the Chillan re verment, in oonsequeoce of one Of the Marine Commnanders having, off Callao, pressed ...

... In May last, still continued; and it was confidently asserted that Jima could not possibly hold out a month longer. Sir Thomas Hardy had confined the blockade to the ports from Pisco to An- e can, and ordered the release of all English vessels then in ...

... distance of about 900 miiles from the coast. Lieut. a Franklin, Dr. Richardson, Alr. Back, and Mr. Hood, attended . by the hardy Orkney men, who had been engaged to man the boats in the rivers of the interior, bad worked in the Company's service several ...

... only mode of securing good government, to which Obl ject all their energies should therefore now be directed. ^ The Rev. Thomas Vialls, of Twickenham, (dot the Vicar) it will be seen, hasbeenicutting a strange-figure as a prosecutor at the Middlesex ...