... Mr W. G. Prescott, Mr C. F. Barkley, Mr J. Pease, Mr John Wilkes, Mr Ewart, Rev. Dr. Wade, Mr Strutt, Mr Rin- toil, Mr Thomas Hardy, ('Wahlworth,) tqr F. J. Blunt. (Lincoln's Inn,) Mr Mlartin, (Upper Grosverror-street,) F. 0. -Martin, ditto, Mr D. W. ...

... Windsor Castle, on a visit to their Majesties., Admniral Parker is to be the new Lord of the Admiralty, in the room of Sir Thomas Hardy; and Admiral Gage is to succeed Admiral Parker in the command of the fleet on the Coast of Portugal. The association law ...

... Mlajesty's Maids of -Honour, Lord Hill, Earl of Belfast Prince Esterhazy, the Earl of Fife, Lord Amelihs Beau- f clerk, Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Sir Henry Blackwood, Lord Hood, Sir Andrew Barnard, Sir Frederick Watson, Colonel Fitzdlarence, Captain Fred. Fitzelarence ...

... Mulligan David Davison,-Soli~itor Thomas Lindsay Frederick Joy, Solieitor Robert H'liiiday A. C, Macartney, Vicar of M. B. MiQuistou . Belfast - I John Craig Thomas Hincks, A.M. Cu- Thomas Blackwood rate of Belfast . . Thomas Hardy Robert ...

... painful duties of his high office. of which t;-e lit most important was the prosecution, ii the year 1795 te or 1796, of Thomas Hardy amnd Mr. Horne rooke, sr and other defenldants, for highi treason. Never was cO there a more eventfil moment for England ...

... Lyons, William M'Connell, Thomas O'Neill. John Stewart, T. G Folingshy, Robert Gamble, Jun., Hugh Crawford, Thomas Bell, Jun., Jonatban Cor- dukes, R. D. Coulson, Samuel Gream Fenton, John Har- rison, Benjamin Sadler, Thomas Bell, James-G. Montgo- mery ...

... Glenny, Isaac, Newry ]Ta]l, Roger, Narrow Water, Warrenpoint. Ilamilton, Thomas C. Ncitow~nhamilton. Harden, Robert, Clare, Taudragee. Hardy, John, Loughgall. Henry, Thomas G. Newry. Hunt, Charles, Tandragee. Irwin, John Robert, Keady. Irwin, William ...

... months, do. do. Hugh Murray, 9 month,, do. do. Under Sentencefrom Lent Assizes, 1831. Under Sentence of Death:-John Kelly, Thomas Coll, Terence McMahon, John Teirney, Edward Boyle, Alexan- der Bunting, Malcom Bunting, for burglary; Simon Dogherty erty ...

... Dublin, sails on Wednesday, at twelve o'clock noon. The steamer Toward Castle, J. Hardie, for Greenock and Glasgow, sails this day, at eight o'clock evening. The Thomas Gelston, from Belfast to Qitebec, was spoke off the Bsrd ltrsks, by the Nlargarer ...

... X.C.B. ; Admiral Sir Thomas Williams, s.c.B ; Admiral Sir Wmn. Hargood, ?? |Lieut.-Gen. the Hon. Sir Wm. Lumley, ?? Lieut- ?? Sic J. Willoughby, Gordon, Bart. E.c.a. Quarter. ?? to the Forces; and Rear-Admiral Sir Thos. iM. Hardy, Bait. Kc.c.a. shall ...

... year:_ Antrim-David Kerr,E Hugh Leckey, Jas. Owens, Esqrs- Armeazh-Sir Thomas M'olyneaux, Bart. Charles Brown. low, John Yner Burgess, Esqrs. Carlow-John Watson, Pilworth Whelan, James Hardy Eustace, Esqrs. Catzno-Francis Hassard, W. Rathborne, R. Fox, Esqrs ...

... ), Itusoell, Glasgow. !l eol,,ers 'SAILED. May ?? ?? I lttv, Liverpool. Eclipse kst.), fltsssell, Glasgow. l ?? Castle ?? Hardy, Glasgow TNottiigham ?? * 'hite, Liverpool. Alexalner. ( rr, Liverpool, srain. E~izabet h Fergusson, Larne, whrat. 8 colliers ...