... James's Church, John Atho1 M'Gregor, Esq., eldest son of Sir Evan M'Gregor, Bart., to Mary Charlotte Hardy, young'est'daughter of BLedrAdm. Si Thomas Hardy, Bart. There were present Lords Sefton. Glenlyon, Strathallan, -.l Russell,'Rosslyn, and Ipswich; ...

... the Duchess of Gloucester on Thursday evening at Gloucester House. His Majesty gave audience yesterday to Earl Grey. Sir Thomas Hardy, and Mons. Lichtenberg, the Hanoverian Charge d'Afraires. The Dukes of Cumberland and Gloucester visited their Majesties ...

... getber on Monday next, at Radley's Hotel, Bridge-street, Blsckfriars, to celebrate the 44th anniversary of the acquittal of THOMAS HARDY, J. HouNn Tooxs, and J. THELWALT. from a charge of high treason. His Excellency General ALAVA has been pleased to appoint ...

... Three Totns Tavern, South. P' wark, whlen Mlr. Samuel Palmer, Mr. Temple Lender, l. P., PI Mr. WV. Leveson Gosver, and Air. Thomas Hardy, were vi elected vice-presidents of the association. m Mr. O'Connell is said to have refused a special cC retainer in one ...

... the Gravesend and Milton Steam-packet Company. Admiral PARKER is to be the new Lord of the Admiralty, in the room of Sir THoMAS HARDY; and Admiral GAGE is to succeed Ad- miral PARKER il the command of the fleet on the Coast of Portugal. - Courier. The latest ...

... . The meeting was attended by the Duke of Wellington, Earl of Minto,Viscoant Howlek, Lord Hill, Sir Hussey Vivian, Sir Thomas Hardy, the Rieht Hon. H. Labouchere, Sir Henry Hardiuge, Sir James Kempt, Sir Charles Adam, Sir George Cockbarn and Sir Alex ...

... fromn Savannah; Hlsen, from Demerara. SWANSEA, MAY 18.-Arrived the Earl of Harewrood, from St. Jago do Cuba. Sailed the Thomas Hardy, for ditto. DULINot, MAY ?? the Hannah Booth, from Alilcant ; Trim, from Cadiz, Magnet, from Rtotterdam. Sailed the Blee ...

... Mrd-HornTooke, Mr. Thelwall, Mr. Holcroft, and several others. Hardy and Toolke alone were tried. Lord Eldon, then Attorney-General, laboured hard to obtain a conviction in the case of Hardy, who was first tried, and it was thought his long speech of nine ...

... late 41 Great Vwer street, London,. I'i : .!1' 13tKRUPTCreS ANNULLED. . HARDY WOt3LL15Y, Mouslto~n, Linclelushire, erocer. U 4|filJA 3LJEN ,and JOHN, SHERWIN, Dartford, Kent,. e THOMAS ANDREW, Moor street, Soho, Middlesex, licensed vs~~~a~I),e. l . JGR~{g&|; ...

... March 9. - 'CERTIFICATES, March 7.-Thomas Burrow, of Hanley, t tafordshire, ?? 'Hughes; late of Creams, Lan. I ishirej piper ?? Williams, Of Liverpool, s ?? cis Cooke, of Kidderminster, earpett..manu. I Leturer-Thomas Holeroft and Geo. Holcroft, of Salford ...

... Tar, Hardy, far Quebec; and Atureb, for Now Soith WAles.-Remaoa the homeward bound. Chapman, Barosna, Henry Brougham, and an American line ship. DROGsED-A, SEPT. 8.-Arrived, Sally, Dltchban, and Ophells, Eminersurs, from Quebec; John and Thomas, MiIvcrs ...

... Tuesday, March 30. INSOLVENTS. F. Thomas, Liverpool, ship-broker. T. Clark, Dover, master-mariner. R. E. Marsh, George street, Hatspstead road, drawing master. W. Hodgens, Liverpool, glass dealer. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. W. Hardy, Kirkby-Moorside, tailor, from ...