... thing like a perfect form of govern- ment. Mr. SAUL invited the members of the union to attend the funeral of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy. The deceased, he said, was one of the oldest and sincerest friends of reform, and his obsequies should be celebrated as ...

... afar, so the good Whig fetches topics for his benevolence and ardour for the improvement of mankind. FUNERAL OF THE LATE THOMAS HARDY. On Thursday the remains of this eminent reformer were conveyed to their resting-place, attended by a very numerous assemblage ...

... Collins, Smart, and Gaspe May,r Owen, Charleston. Off port the Wilson, Demnerara. LONDONDIIRR-t, OCT. 17.-Arrived the Alice, Thomas, St. Peter sburgh. LYN'N, OCT.1IB8.-Arrive d the Lion, Frost, Memel. *PoaRTboeouT1I, OCT 18--Wind N.E,-Arrlved the Speculation ...

... of Loudon Institution ot the ecuing, w4ill repeat the admirsllle Funeral Oratioa r4ipou oulied over t ee grave of Thorns, Hardy, with ; 11iotal historka al facts connected with tie life and persecution s patriot, and those with whom he was puliti. (sl ...

... consoling assurance of having con- tritbuted to leave thie world better thtan they found it. My last coniversation with Thomas Hardy was on th~at subject. J1. 1y . RIJrT. A ?? RUTT ...

... (Crobeg), Daniel , Leahy, Nicholas Wrixon ?? Thomas Bourke,4 Robert Travers (Timoleague), Thomas Lewis, AV. H. Franks, Thomas -Ware, jun., W. R. Meade (Bally- martel), George Pigott Rogers, N. Webb Ware, Thomas Baggs, St. John Gallwey, Wm . Purcell ] (Altamirs) ...

... asud fur a Reform of the Representation of the People In the Commons House of Parlia- merit. Sacred to the memory of Andrew Hardie. aged 28, and John Baird, aged 32, who were betrayed by infamrous spies and informers, anti suffered death at Stirlisg, 8th ...

... posed the Right Hon. R. Grant. Mr. NICHOLAON and Mr. BALL proposed Mr. Sergeant Spankie. Mr. ROGERS and Mr. H. SMITH supported Thomas Wakley, Esq., of Greenford Hall, Middlesex. Mr. BABBAGE said, that tile chief recoin- emendation which he possessed-one of ...

... of the Eaitern Division of Surrey, re- sidling in Southwark and itn -iclaity, was sreld at the Three Tune Tavern, Bow; Thomas Hardy, Esq., in the Chalr.-MRJ or Beau- clerk attended the Meeting, anid, being ?? to ?? Electors by the Cirairman, made a full ...

... loud cheers. WILLIAM HOULTON, Esq., of Hutton, proposed Sir Thomas Dasrymple Hesketh, Bart., upon whose poblic and priv-atevirtues he pronounced awarm eulogium. He was sure ris frid, Sir Thomas, would neve ar insult the Throne of this realm; still less ...

... so laudably, in conjunction with other gentlemen, to whom also thanks were due, contribating to the support of the late Thomas Hardy, that staunch veteran in the cause of Reform. The motion was unanimously carried. The CHAIRMAN, in opening the meeting ...

... informed, on respect- able authority, that Edmund Grundy, Esq. of Park-hill, the late Radical candidate for Bury, plumped for Sir Thomas D. Hesketh, Baronet, the late Tory candidate for the representa- tion of the Southern Division of Lancashire in Parliament ...