... a trifling wager, and did the first eight miles in 45 minutes. .01.111.11Mummaamonantrocaorri 11. Oa Wednesday last, Mrs. Hardy, of NVobarn-plrec-, sell-square, of a SOI4. 1'1ARRII•:1). . Thursday, the 231 ult., at West IV-ratting Church, by the Rey. ...

... Engnal to he paid Off. ' The Forte, Sir Thomas Cochrane, was llt liarhadoes, thA Esk and Falmouth had gone to Bermuda to he relit ad ; the litittiall was vet v healthy. Information had been brought from St. Thomas's, by the Falmouth, that the Carneeas anti ...

... induced to sail immediately for Lima, in the Crete frigate, hi order to have a personal conference with Lord - Cochrane. Sir Thomas Hirdy is said to have dechired to the Commanders of the British ships, previously to his deliarture, that, in its relation ...

... condeinned the llitish brig Indian and her cargo, from Rio Janeiro to Lima, sent in by the Chilian squadron : but Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy saya hu will nut allow i.ny of.the property to be touched.' - Mr. Mums closes Dublin Theatre on Saturday, after which Mists ...

... Coehrane ; and on ,Sir ,Thomas Hardy's arrival off there, demanding the men, his Lordship denies ever having received such an order from the Government; so that he or , the Government have acted with duplicity, and Sir Thomas Hardy found- that his Lordship ...

... VALPARdISV. Ship . Edward Ellice, at Valpemieo, May 7. By the Anna, I sent you a copy of the representation I made to Sir Thomas Hardy, who arrived here about two. months ago, • and most opportunely for us relative to our treatweet, £4, since our deteutiom ...

... to have gone up to Acapulco. In consequence of the increasipg importance of our commercial relations on this side, Sir Thomas Hardy followed us rouncl cape Horn in the Creole e and has since, upon hearing of the Vrench ship of the lirse and frigate having ...

... from Bengal, last from St. Helena, passed by for the River. Sir Hudson Lowe and Staff are passengers in the Dunira.— Col. Sir Thomas Heade landed here from St. Helena, with the Purser of the Dunira, and set off for London. The Glasgow frigate, 'Capt. B. C ...

... conduct, which was shortly to take place. Accounts received yesterday from Valparaiso state, that on the return of Sir THOMAS M. HARDY, from Callon, a deputation of the merchants had had an interview with him on board his MAJESTY'S ship Creole, respecting-the ...

... L 0 RD t; 0 C NE. Tht declaration of Sir Thomas Hardy, alluded to in' our paper of yesterday, is in the form of a verbal I: 9 inmunicatioll, made to a deputation of British merckrt at Valparaiso, On board his Majesty's_ ship Credele. He states to_thern— ...