... an apron ; on opening the parcel she sow it was a new-born male child, naked, with the apron tied round his neck. Mr. James Hardy, surgeon, deposed that he opened the body that morning, and found that the lungs contained air and floated in water. There ...

... T. ben, Esq. Lambeth. John Bearing, Esq. James Harnett. Esq. Thomas Denman, Esq. M.P. Jacob George Wrench, Esq. B. Shaw, Esq. Thomas Haifa', Esq. Z. Macsulay, Esq. It was moved by Thomas Wilson, Esq. M.P., and seconded by James Morrison, Esq. S. That ...

... his euppott. After this arrangement was made I went to London. I - remained there eight days altogether. I saw Mr. Meet* 'hardy after my arrival there. I saw Lady Westmeath Avg with me, and told me she had several friends whom she did not know ; ihe asked ...

... n which spurned at the interference of friends. He asked Mr. Hardy (telling that gentleman at the same time that them was an obligation upon him to answer), who the seconds were? Mr. Hardy was reluctant to mention names, as he attended the defendant to ...

... the nteasure, and he would not at all have been surprised if a different opinion originated with the liberal Baronet (Sir Thomas Lethbridge), but that a man, like the Right lionnutable Secretary for Foreign Affairs, should have en stated to the world ...

... J. MeacoLis nor Mr. Lust!' so-row are likely to succeed to it. The fact is, that no change is in agitation at present. Sir THOMAS Muria° had been induced, by ill heslth, to resign his situation as Governor, and it consequently became necessary to appoint ...

... from Derbies ; William, Steuart, jun. from Calais. ENTERED Oirrwaans.—William Mills, Beadle, for Madras and Bengal ; Albion, Hardy, for Miramichi • Phoebe , Richardson, for Demerara; Emporium, Croft, for Quebec and Montreal ; Cady Hamilton, Harvey, for ...

... as heretofore; accordingly, at a general meeting on 16th July, 1822, it waa resolved to take a lease of a plot of ground of Thomas Lett, EN. in the Waterloo-bridge-road, and to raises separate and distinct fund,lry voluntary subscription, to defray the ...

... principal objection', and he stated them the more freely, anxious as he was that the country might not be deprived of the hardy seamen which the coast navigatiou was calculated to produce. Mr. DICKINSON thought, that whatever could be possibly lost to ...

... house at intervals for &considerable period. He was with Sir Thomas Hardy during the whole of the time that that officer commanded on the South American station. Ile was brought up under Sir T. Hardy, who was much attached to him. Ile was about 25 years of ...

... pretended, at Paris. that the amount of the new Danish Loan is about 2,500,000!. and that it has been contracted for by Messrs. Thomas Wilson and Co., the unsuccessful bidders being Mr. Rothschild, and Messrs. B. A. Goklschinidt and Co. To give the paragraph ...

... l'eoviL April 30. William Carter, iun. Nuneaton, fl arwick, silk-rnanuticturer, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' CAitirt. April 26. Thomas Ryder and James Nasmyth, Fenchnrch-street, merchants, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. April 26. Warham Jetomett Browre and ...