... disfigured that fair portion the British Empire, condemned to sterility tier fertile soil, and sunk abject misery her active, hardy , and sagacious people. The injurious effects brought upon the whole community, bv the unjust aad impolitic coercion a portion ...

... SIR THOMAS HARDY. On the month, flinner Edml>uri;h tin* First Lord th** Admirnliv, the Naval Club of Scotland. were npwnrdi of fifty Admirals and Captains present; and alter usual round oftimsls had hee«i given. Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy’s health ...

... disfigured that fair portion of the Dritish Empire, condemned to sterility her fertile soil, and sunk in abject misery her active, hardy, and sagacious people. “ The injurious effects brought upon the whole community, by the unjust and impolitic coercion of a ...

... Scanlan, for obtaining goods under false pretences—To be transported for seven years, Thomas Kelly, for passing base eoin—To be impriso- | ned for six mnonths. . Thomas Dunn and Michael Costello, for the late burglary in the house of Mr. Dood, of Smith ...

... Governors in the large room of the Institution. At o’clock took the Chair. Ptevious the business tin-dav !»ciug entered upon Mr. Hardy, the the following donations : jj ~1, Sheriff for the County, William Ware, Esq. 2 O Murphy, 2) the an ...

... Coleman, Esq. is appointed Comptroller and Surveyor of the Customs at Gloucester, on the retirement of Messrs. Bowyer and Jones. Thomas Tupper, Esq. is appointed British Consul at Riga for the Duchy of Courland, Anthony 8. Nolyneux, British Consul at Savannush ...

... Physician in the room of the late much lamented Doctor Hallaran—the Right Worshipful the Mayor, in the Chair—The Secretary, Henry Hardy, Esq. read several communications relative to the subject for which they had assembled—among which, were letters from Doctors ...

... pent to the theatre. Madame Vestris attracted and gratified a large audience her elegant and spirited performance of l.elitia Hardy. She introduced some songs in the course of the comedy, which she executed with admirable effect. hnniskillen, Jau. 18—The ...

... he trusted that she never should, but whenever a mistaken policy might compel her, he would say that tliat man would be a hardy prophet, who could say-oh which side the victory would We.—[ Cheers.) lie would not say woe to the conquered, hut woe to ...

... county of Antrim, merchants, to surrender on the 28th and SOtb days of January instant, and un the 28th of February next. Thomas Brownrigg, of the City of Dublin, Dealer and Chapman, to surrender on the Ist and days of February next, and on the 4tb day ...

... answer, such the ante of the matter requires, and, in this expectation, am, Sir, your's, &c. J. u MR. DANIEL O'CONNELL—MR. THOMAS MOORE THE BOURBONS, AND P3RDINAND. After commenting upon the exhibition made, and making the Coru-Excbange, The John Ball ...

... had minutely investigated the state of the Establishment, had agreed a report which he begged to present to the meeting. Mr. Hardy, the Secretary, then read the report, which was very long, interesting and minute, and which, therefore, occupied considerable ...