... were conferred:: BAnCEILOR OF CIVIL LAW. Jerome William. Knapp, Fellow of St. John's col1. S TBHRS OF ARTS. George Fuller Thomas, Scholar of Worcester college. Richard Mrilliam Jelf, Fellow of Oriel college. Francis Bryans, St. Edmund hall. John Wrottesley ...

... Malauritius;25th A.;gutt, from the Caple. t. A letter front 1Iloiaa diated Nov. 7, States that 51 ty tihc Creolo, 421, Sir Thomas Hardy, had arriefter adfrom Rio, for the protection of' thle trade ; and thleb Beaver, IGl Capt. Jun. Lcan', in 43 days fromEglsigId ...

... iron-railing. He was taken up, apparently dead, and by the order of Mr. Bar- rymore, the manager, immediately conveyed to St. Thomas's Hospital, where he still remained in a dying condition, being unable to articulate. On Friday evening last, about seven' ...

... Government had made an re t offier of the command of their Navy so Lord Cochraine. Ic His Lordship was at Valparaiso.-Siz Thomas Hardy w heel hoisted his pendant in the. Doris, Capt. Vernon, n h whilst his own ship, the Creole, went to Rio to refit, and ...

... chaise; Mary 1 Anne Sloate, Henry Daley, and John Burke, for stealing in a dwelling-house; Jas. Fareham, Robert Hatchman, Win. Hardy, John Walker, q Jas. Aldridge, Thos. Gibson alias Blackett, H. Seaton, J. Davis, and Jos. Room, for burglary. Bath, Feb. 26 ...

... rensarked ansong these groups, generally consisting of 3 or 4 individuals, an overgrowvn personage, Nvho had tteither the hardy vigour of a mats, nor the interestitig weakciess of a woman, wrapped- up in a cloak, and ridin)g cenmfortably on a nmule, while ...

... funeral obseqaies which had been perfosriaed in 'Mararsharn, in hocnour of the deceased Deputy of the Cortes, Ferniandez Thomas, the founder of Lusitattian Liberty, and whose memory is equally dear to the Brazilian Constitutionalists. A superb mausoleum ...

... quantity of stockings, the preperty of John Pratt; lames Meaten, swith stealirg at Shrefftelrl, a pair of half-hoots arid Thomas Msinnilain, with violently assaulting John Breorny the deputty-oroslable of Halifax, were all found guilty, ao~l se- verally ...

... Wi Braind,.Purar, ReWing; I It to e o h te ?? he lt CAPt~rkNs--Thomas Lemon, eryHole, Themeas 'iurdis, tic Robert Hell. FIRAT LIBTENrtANTS s ime en WitseG, Jas. iter, Camobell, George Thomas Welthisn.n rudmnund Mt. Willa. Sit- I ,ay 'o')LETiMAN~ Ts-'Thoams ...

... N. B. 10th inst. lat. 49 23, lon. cc If 17 44--Minerva, Wilson, hence for New York, 12th Inst. lat. e 49, on, 27.-Jessie, Hardie, hence for Halifax, 10th inst. lat. P e 49 49, Ion. 112.-Erin, Smith, hence for Monte Video, 18th J. Jan. lat. 31 S. Ion. ...

... regi- nients of Guards reported will be sent thither -apnrehensions expresseod that the country will I bread into open ?? Thomas Hardy, under orders from home, is reclaiming of the e Chilian Government all British property con- I deemned at Valparaiso.-A ...

... within the jurisdictiti of ,the liberties of Ipstiab. i Cermniencntezas the Countj GGe! and Eoisse of Car- f rectien. Thomnas Hardy, as a vagrant. John (Gs- sing, for absenting himself front Iiis service, one month's hard labour. - William Laws, for damaging ...