... lege, Oxford ; John Moup, B.A. St. John's CtjIie, . IS bridge; Richard Stainfornh, B.A. Queen's College, Cana - W William Hardy Vernon, BA. Magralen Hall, Oxford; F% M Miles Willan, BA. Christ College, Cambridge ; Jelin lV- d worth, l,A. New College, ...

... charitable fund, out of which the necessities of these unhappy suffirers were for awbile administered to. This sub- jection of hardy, high-spirited, industrious men, to the degra- dation of asking a miserable pitrance of alms to suppert tite lives of themselves ...

... Iligut. Mir. Aliekh Ili.,, fin answer to a q ?? by Mr. BAtINES, saiif *e he did not see I h, titis [enlifthrte there. is Air. HARDY said, be haili little o~r tilthinltg I :iilege o ba~,nt y Scatcherd aild Brwtii, ?? lb' f'C Iof riiielr bleing pr-tt It at ...

... flower-gardens appear, where no flowers ever can flourish; and where orange trees, like the common laurel, and many other hardy shrubs, cannot endure the atmosphere, impregnated with the smoke of London. Lord North called the shrubs of London the mve ...

... would have ever taken place, uniess the subject ba4 been foreed upon their attention In, all sbapes and colours [bear!]. Air. HARDY said tcat he had to propose, as a toact, a namte which would call forth the warmest sympathies of the Meeting -he proposed ...

... County from being heard. Lord RGLLE denied that there was a f igeiman, and bore a cordial testimony to the character of Sir Thomas Acland (the Member for Devon), as a landlord, a father, a husband, and a friend. The Bishop of EXETER vindicated the Clergy ...

... following is a Return of the Loss on board the Black Joke :-Mr. T. P. Le Hardy, Admiralty Mate, wounded; Mr. Richard Roberts, Mate (of bis Majesty's ship Medina), 1101111d- ad; Thomas Barley, gunner's crew, wounded; John BYattt able seaman, wounded , Jeremiah ...

... the 79th Highlanders, by Lord Hill. Lie ut.-C lonel Ellis, on hia marriage and promotion, by Lord Seaford. Major-General Sir Thomas Reynell, on advancement to Com- mander in the Order of the Bath, and on hia return from the Staff of the Army in the East ...

... who put me in nominatlion at the late ?? Mabon and Thomas Steele-have also been visited by a similar attempt. Peaple of Clare, what are your sentiments towards the persecutors of O'Gorman Malion and Thomas Steele ? You are not ignorant that they made themselves ...

... the plantatiota Hardy; the firth, iri on the 10th of December, on the plantation Mon- soti, in tire saeug parish; the sixth on the 13th of Dacam- oVE8, on the plantation La Pointe; and the seventh i0r nu~r 1829. on the plantation Hardy, by the 0oie La ...

... survive their birth. ti'e DREZADrUL ACCIDENT.-List evening an Inquest was held at Ml St. Bartholomewm's Hospital, on the body of Thomas Barton.- On Saturday evening the deceased was driving a cart, loaded Ha with meat, through Temple-bar ; the Southampton Telegraph ...

... RECORDER'S COURT-DUBLm', dUa. 6. Alderman Dirlley and Sir Thomas Whelan set Upon tbis benich with the Recorder. John Dorsn, Eliza Diran, sad Margaret Doomn, were plnced at the bar.charged with an assault upon the Rev. Rlcbd. H. WVall. Rev. R, W~all exatoined ...