... ill able to afford, and still less cahie the continue.- Icould swish you to behold the spirit with sahicht moany of these hardy coins of labour, who gsiis their livelihood Isy the sswent of their owan browss, britig in, ocrasionally, the produce of a ...

... Aquatic, Robson, Do,. th, Hardy, Doyle, BienosAyra sC. of Dalhoisie,WVrightValpso cal in Trusty, Henderson, Do. Fleteher, Chambers, Alxandr. - Mariner, Henderson, Bahia Golden Grove, Smnitb, ihibralt. iS tin John, Ward, , Do. Thomas Dempsey, Chalmers, it ...

... Theatre and Miss Foote are con- cluded to their mutual satisfaction ; and on Tuesday evening Miss Foote will perform Letitia Hardy in Mrs. Cowley's Comedy of T'le Belle's Stratagem.-A-orn. Chiron. It will scarcely be believed (says a recent tra- veller in ...

... on Satur- diy her first appearance since her unfortunate triumph in the Court of King's ilench, in the carcg -of L1 titia Hardy, in the Belle's Itratarem adth t ii6st unanimous feling was in her favour. I'he anxiety felt with respect . to this yonrg actress ...

... e, and when he 4anie to inl London made thle above tavern his place of residence. He lin sailed in the Superb with Sir Thomas Hardy about five years lisince to the South American, station, to prevent, piracy, and, ~rerturned to England about-a year and ...

... bankers and ?? to the Conmmiittee on the Bill. WESTERN SHIP CANAL. Sir THOMAS ACLAND presented a Petition from the Inhabitants of Tertby in favour of the Western Ship Canal Bill. Sir THOMAS LETi-iBRIDGE presented a similar Petition fromn several Pnarishes ...

... With respect to the Hlonourable Baronet, he respected his i motives, as he trusted the Hosourable Baronet respected his. Sir THOMAS LETH-BRIDGE said their argument mighit be t as had been representned, but, at all events, there could be no t .doisbt that ...

... no pu ?? names to this notce an a as ofths kndlatlyoccurred). A more de- sirale owe thn tisas ur s ipunity is Concerned, is hardy t be oncived Bu whe itsio happens that an Indi- vidul ii te Cmmisionact insuc is manner as to exhaust the patience, tnot merely ...

... Pilaves~s Clia-1iliee ol' W~ales Captain Christo- pliter Bidten for M4d .3 a. and4 leitgmal. ?? tIi. Colnllrl ii ilScios. Thomas (Yuthv and, n)ur/aess of' ,1jh/1, ;srrived of f the Wi,,t onl the 13th inst Tile ftorner satled fititi hinia tilt Ist of ...

... tisement in another page, of a cheap and elegant little at a work, entitled the Botanic Garden ; or, Magazine of the in as Hardy Flower Plants cultivated ra1 Great -Britain. This u pfleasing work, which is illustrated by plates, contains the scientiic ...

... following are extracts:--r CALCUTT'A, DEC. 20.-The Madras Papers of the 7th were received this morning. The Governor, Sir THomAS MUNRO, dloes not go home, we understand, this season. 1RUNJEEL SINGH.-By the last accounts the Mahlaraja. was considerably ...

... Wellington, Gibson, wvas loadingfor theContinent. Liddell, Liddell, and Reliance, Harrison, hence at Pernlam-- buco. Wr Worrall, Thomas, hence at Leghorn. rs Sou;th Esk, Humble, hence at Messina. s Alexander, Marshall, hence at Eisineur. Cuba, Watson, froni ...