... class of soldiers ill-disciplined, and not likely, without severe restrasint, to-respect either person or property.- Sir Thomas Hardy was at Bahia for the protec- ;ion of tile English interests. Nero South Wrdes.s-The rapid increase of this colony may be ...

... invaders completely at bay; and the flower of their army wa# repeatedly foiled by this hero and his Lu. sitanian band -of hardy followers. Those who are -a~pt to despair of the cause of Spain upon d grounds which appear'to us to be inadequate and super- ...

... returla home, to communicate with their friends, 's we iteed not be more particular on this part of the sub- ; ject. T'te Thomas Naylor, of and for Liverpool, Id which sailed in company with thle Catherimme, brings back four of them, as passengers, and ...

... tron'founden Thomias ?? Westntitiler-cad, Surrey. victualler Jons Green, Whlte torse TerrarO, Stepnc., Mliddlesex, Cvt! ?? Thomas Buteher, 1l1Tborn, LondOn, vietwalltr LONDON, ?ATWMAY PVEXIAG, AUGUST 0, I82. The PariT s Papets of WIednesday were te- teived ...

... 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 ...

... or Paynton h is ,.Pi cits 3sq. of ihs Brfdgc Titila, Ilaidenhoad. set ry Mr nthis county, Pros Mrs Thma, rlit o th lte ?? Thomas, Ofstan Chelsea,- Surge-oat. i to it -ttssieBtch otidultural Society len had their Annual 111etingf, on the Seth irlstane ...

... 'I lost a gold watch chain, and seals; for thq recovery of son, saj which a reward of five guineas is 6fftred.-;The eatel Hardy, evening, Eat the Theatre, aitother Gentleman lost his Reim po~ket.beovh conltining- three ten and Cioe 11 Beak ot limr an ...