... FUNERAL OF THE LATE THOMAS HARDY. d { (From the Esamisner.) in On Thursday ss'nnight, the remains of this eminent reformer were conveyed to. their resting-place, attended by J a very numerous assemblage of persons. About 12 o'clock, a considerable number ...

... =n'MM - 'Ube I fberpioo1 $i~erurp. SAUS rOPoU~ LEX SUPRAA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1832. - ?? -- , ?? ?? Ad.A . p004. THE LATE THOMAS HARDY, THE INTENDED VjcvIM OF THE APOSTATE PITT. 'De mrortuis nil nisi bonus is a maxim against which we have uniformly protested ...

... iron ralroad from Rome to Naples. . I M It Ir said tbh A dmiral Sir Thomas Hardy itill succeed the I4 late Sit R. G. K ats, as governor of Greenwvich Hospital. and D that Sir Thomas will be succeeded by Admiral Parker, as one of the Lords of the Adlmira-lty ...

... spireysubsquet reela~on hav ben mae, hichledlat e s Adaciral Fleming has been appointed successor to the late Sir ar be Thomas Hardy, as governor of Ge eenwleh Hospital. 106 OnTedyeeigsbmih oedaoialrfinpae 'bo On Tuesday evening sc'nnight some diabolical ...

... -Stockport, Win. ci iso Burt, Francis A. West, George Oilborn.-New Milli.i its William M'Kitrick, Thomas Pennington ; William Tim.L L' Ierley, Sup.-Glossop, Thomas Hardy, Thomnas. Capp.- ig Ashlcon-render.Line, T1homas Hill, William Ricketts.- r 0. Oldhani William ...

... seczond hi 'te stroke of paralysis, and that his life was despaired of. wii - Thte late Thomas fiordy.-A gentleman. who is an ad. Pe Trirer of the late Thomas Hardy, has kindly Offered, if le; n agreeable to his friends, to erect a head and foot stone ...

... :r.; preceutiionury nature only, but it is said that a British firet wiil e certainly put to sea shortly, arid that Sir Thomas Hardy will to take the command-Morhingpaper. VE ...

... Fleetw;~ood, P. H., rhorNton. Alison, Thomas Henry, ditto Fowler, Thomas, Insleip Aspoinall, James, (clerkc) ditts. s Aspinall, James, ditto 41I, Chris. iun. 0airples NIat Fell. William, ditto MNia Aldlersori. Thomas. Q2coer`arnsor Fell, Thomnas, ditto ...

... evening that there were ten thousand men in of arms on the borders. The men of Ncwcastle and Carlisle also nt were up. and the hardy sons of the soil were ready to strike a blow at ?? Chai lsian of the Chartist Manchester ineet- iP ing,. on the 13th. ly I ...

... Flora, Strachan, hence at St. Andrew's, N. B. R William, Toinge, hence at Bahia. Chili, Falls, from Laguna at St. Petersburgb. Thomas Naylor, Havanxnah, and Morgiana, Fethers, hence and n Narvaatdo. P - Elizabeth, Cowans, hence for Wyburgh, got onl shore in ...

... driven on shore on St. Bce's beach, and has since gone to pieces. Arrived onr Wednesdy.-Charles Joseph, from Charleston.-Iris, Hardy, NewOrleans.-Wm.Thormpson, Folger, New ?? Packet, Pernambuco.-Nancy, Odessa--Eliza Field, Lisbon. Hibernla, Kemp, hence at ...

... OF MEMBERS SUP.9RSEDED. E.NGLAND AND WALFA.:'CITlES AND BOROU;Rs - to _ _ ?? INS TO RPZO.Hrd ib- 'Bradford,* Buafeld,- rice Hardy m 'Bridgnorth, Tracey, ,, Pigott S-Bridport, Jervis, , Twiassm at Bristol, Berkeley, , Vivyaza Cu- Carmarthen, Morris, ,, Lewis ...