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... Highness was saluted both on her arrival and departure. On her Royal Highness's return to town she lunched with Sir Thomas and Lady Hardy, at Greenwich Hospital. In the evening tier Royal Highness and suite went to Astlev's Amphitheatre. The Dowager Countess ...
... 1.) This being the fir , t day of gichaelm ss Term, the Court was opened with the usual proclamation Dr. F. Thomas Pratt and Dr. John D. Hardy were admitted Civilians of the Court, pursu tot to a rescript from the Archbishop of Canterbury, ...
... Independent Minister ye At Ipstones, Staffordshire. on the 24th ult., 4 1 , 11 2,,;(11e• daughter of C. Weston, Esq., to F. Hardy, Esq., of 7 DIED, In St. Helen's-place, on the 6th inst., aged ter, Esq. f,s4o In Atitigue, on the 24th September, John Billingha ...
... the 14th instant on the west side the southern extremity °file Shetlands; only a boy saved. CaoNsTADT, 11.—The Adventure, Hardy, from Kirkaldy, and the Daedelus, , Donaldson, from Leith, have been on shore, the former near Dagerout, the latter near Barnholm ...
... from Lisbon; Onondago, from Quebec; Water Witch, Sewly, from La Guira ; Clyde, • Matches, from Quebec; Mary Hardie, Scobie, from Cork; Thomas, Murphy, from Wexford; Defiance, Tear, from Newry; Lily, James, from ditto; Jessie, Rae, for Youghal. SAILED ...
... Daniel, Pearce, from London. - CORK, Oct. 18 —Arrived, the Nelson packet, Noswo, thy, from Labradore; Eliza, Hardy, from Newfoundland; Cathaiine, Hardy, from Gibraltar, with loss of main-ma.t, &c. in a gale, on the 12th inst. in lono, - . 16. LIMERICK, Oct ...
... Sligo; Hi-alley, Turner, Lagtuia ; Glasgow. Hutchinson, Dundalk; Pomona, Stewart, Cardiff; Countess, Jones, Newport; Pantaloon, Hardie, Glasgow; Eagle, James, Fowey ; Venus, Richards, Swansea; Fenron, Leonard, Dublin; Mary, Jones, Poole; Liverpool. Bridges ...
... Part I. London news from Ltsbon announcing the formation of a THE HIPPODROME RAC ES.—SareaDAY, Class, to the Conway; Mr.. Thomas Dyke Acland For- •ed in the weather, and a list of better tescue Volunteer First a A nosesray of choice variegated Cl ss to ...
... LITERATURE. Directions for Ascertaining and Counteracting the Effects Local attraction on the Mariners' Compass. BY THOMAS FOTHERINGHAME, Master R.N. G. Crouch Tudor -street. The torch of science, which .to our •ancestors shot forth only occasional and ...
... Napoleon to the level of a Beresford or a Plunket.—Spectator. ROBBERY OF THE QUEEN. —On Sunday night last, a distressed but hardy-looking man, having the appearance of a seaman, accosted Taylor, 167 N division, stating that he was in great distress, and ...
... the spirit of the Abolition Act, rather than as applicable to the condition of theslave ; and that the present state of St. Thomas-in-the-Vale was to be attributed to such a mode of administering the law. On the following Monday Sir Lionel Smith suspended ...
... Joseph Clark, of the Duke of Sussex Inn. Upwards of 250 gentlemen were present, amongst whom were Henry Marsland, Esq., M.P., Thomas Wyse, Esq., M.P. for Waterford, Richard Cobden, Esq., James Coppock, Esq., the Rev. W. Smith, &c. &c. &c. -The chair was most ...