... Hill, and Colonel were included the dinner party the rtU A Lord John Townsend, Lieut. Colonel .’Sutho- 1 - Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, ( apt. .Sir Westhal, Vice Admiral Henry Sjr v and Lady Tierney, Lieut. Colonel and Mrs. Genera] Sir John Doyle, Sir Doyle ...

... Spectral Dog,—An Illusion. The Forger.—Vll. The Property and Government the Church of England.—Vlll. The Demoniac: a Poem. Thomas Aird.—lX. Opening of the Liverpool and Manchester Railroad.—X. Nodes Ambrosian a-. No. 52.—X1. Promotions, Births. Marriages ...

... shreds and patches, far removed from originality is from the accurate portraiture real life. The extravagant character Let ilia Hardy was personated hv Mrs. \Vaylett. She played the hoyden scene with infinite honour; w here lajtitia >eeks to charm by combined ...

... the Netherlands Ambassador 8.-v. John Mitchell, hy Captain T'ssher, R.N. Honourable Thomas fcrskiue, o-.e of the King's Coun- • I, by the Lord Chancellor R-v. Thomas Randolph, Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty, bythe Bishop of Loudon Mr. Joseph Priestley ...

... menced at llursemonger-laue. There are !>3 prisoners fur trial. ASSAULT BY A CLEBCYMAN. The Rev. Thomas Hardwick, was indicted for assaulting Mr. Thomas Monk. appeared that during the absence of the parish clerk the complainant had performed bis duty ...

... H. Martin G»pt E. Oagot, Ota. Sir Edward Paget Lieut Charles Forbes, by Sir Charlee Forbes Capt Bllgh, Kear-Adm. Sir Tho*. Hardy, Bart, K.C. li> Cant. F. Petre, the DuVe of Norfolk Cipt Henry Stuart, Sir Herliert Taylor Capt. J. Baldwin, bv Adm. S. C. ...