... sound principles. The state of your late harvest we consider as favourable te oar views, and our wheat from its extreme hardiness is most valuable for mining with the moist wheats of tbe United Kingdom, and especially in a season when they are ill-gotten ...

... to be ditto. Commission in the East Kent Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of tbe County of Kent. Adjutant Thomas MUler to be Captain, by Brevet. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. J. Litchfield. Cambridge, gardener, from. Jan. 19 to Marcho, at eleven ...

... Richardson, Esq. W. P. Dimsdale, Esq. Thomas Snadgrass, Esq. Hugh Edwards, Esq. R. Twining, Esq. John Henry Frees*. Jan. Esq. J. W. Unwin, Esq. Colonel Gaitskell Thomas Wilkinson, Esq. WiUiam Greaves, Esq. j Thomas Wilson, Esq. Thos. W. Hetherington, Esq ...

... 86th Foot. 10th Ditto— Major James Payler, from half-ray 37th Foot, to be major, vice John Otto Beyer, who exchanges; Ensign Thomas L. L. GaUoway to be adjutant, vice Shinkwin, who resigns the adjutancy only. 13th Ditto— Lieutenant George Reed to be captain ...

... filled by tiie Right Hoo. Lord *TtWART, supported on bis right by Rowland Beano*. Crrhtopher Brawwell, and Thomas Wade, Ksquires. and on bis left by Thomas Hopper, Joh.v Davison, and Benjamin Wvatt, Esquires. The Vice Chairs were occupied by J. D. Garthwaite ...

... been made against Mr. Hunt himself; but it was only a few days since that he had spoken to the jailer, Mr. Hardy, en the snbject, and Mr. Hardy made no complaint whatever. It was true that the rules might have been made some time since • but it was worthy ...

... fo the bringing up oi the •jel:t>«-*«, t— t ti*— ioh*li»r* printing It being postponed. . i The Petition, ufiuU Was from Thomas li—tigau cf Sii^o, was then read. Mr. PEEL said, he had in thi* fir«f iinfance. pr.-*s , mr« , d L^-nt he might b.»i-niirant ...

... into a s-iiali yard, described by the Commisiioners, which adminoi the air in the room. This door had been left open by Mr. Hardy since th*: dismissal of Bridle. The Magistrates haa now ordered the door to be sbat. In consequenoe of the confin- , d State ...

... Cochrane Both the vessel and cargo had been condemned, and were to be sold by auction. At the request, however, of Sir Thomas Hardy, the proceeds were to be held over for one year in de- posit, in order to afford time for subsequent judgment. The following ...

... Davis, Esq. Thomas Rowcmt':-, Esq Crawford Davison, Esq. Geor-e Shum. Eso. Emanuel Goodbart, Esq. Cnaa. Hampden Turner, Esq. John Hawes, Esq. Matrh-w Whiting. Esq. K. Henshaw Lawrence, Esq. Matthew Wilson, Efa? \> i.ham Sander. Esq. Thomas Wilson, Esq ...

... with her cargo. .JJoth tbese ships were at Callao, under charge of Commodore fcif* Thomas Hardy, but it was found impiacticable to land their --rgoes, and Sir Thomas could no longer afford them his pro- J tcuen. Lord Cochrane had ?? will) Itf fleet towards ...

... where Captain Duncan is to command in tbe room of Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy* whose three years are nearly expired. The^ctiuefrigate, Capt. Andrew King, it is said, is td take Sir Thomas Tyrwhitt to Lisbon, to invest tbe King of Portugal with tbe Order ...