... Earl Howe, Lord Colville, Lord Selsey, Lord Byron. Lord Had - stock, Admiral Sir H. Blackwood, Sir Thomas Byam Martin, Row- Admiral Hall, Rear- Admiral Hardy man; Captains Dillon, Bowles, Falcon, Youag, and Dickson, R.N. ; Sir F. Ommanney, Sir F. Drake. ...

... O'Bryeu. Lieut. Thoina.. Graves, on his return from a survey of the Straits i Magelhaeus, &c. by Rear- Admiral Sir T. M. Hardy. Mr. Thomas Hancock, Clerk ofthe Cheque to the Hon. Corps of Geu- tlcmen Pensioners, by Lord Foley. Cornet Pitt, Royal Horse Guards ...

... Commander Greville, by Captaiu Sir G. Seymour. Commander G. Bissett, by Rear-Admiral Sir Thos. Hardy. Commander John Keeuc, by Rear-Admiral Sir Thos. Hardy Captains Morton, Robinson, Brown, Bradford, Aaron, Chapman and Rees, of the Trinity House, by Capt ...

... verge ofthe county Leitrim, on Thursday last, by John Bemsov Esn., orCarn, and Thomas Berry, Esq., of Berrymount hot I in the county of Cavan ; the former attended by Thomas Slo up Esq., and the latter by Richard Veitch, Esq. The uartiesl fired two shots ...

... Commissioners. At- torneys, Messrs. E. T. and H. Baddeley, Lemau-street, Good- man's-fields. George and Charles Earle, Great Saint Thomas Apostle, wine- merchants, Jan. 18, at one, *8, and Feb. 25, at two, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorneys, Messrs. Piercy ...

... Tonbridge, Kent, v ictualler. Thomas Robinson, Anchor and Hope-alley, St. George in the East, tallow chandler. Lewis -Roaghton, Walbrook, chemist. Henry Simpson, Ball-court, Cornhill, tavern keeper. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Thoma* Dry, Tottenham-court-road ...

... Earl of Rosslyn, Uie Earl of Ludlow Lord Lynedock, Lord de Saumarez, Lord Howard of Effingham Lord Howden, Lord Hill, Sir Thomas Hislop, Sir James Kempt Sir Georrc Nugent, and Sir William Henry Clinton, Knights Grand Crosses and wearing the splendid Mantles ...

... Notwithstanding the tremendous torrent of rain which fell at this period, not less perhaps than 700 wretched paupers were found hardy enough to brave the deluge iii their anxiety to attend the exit of the star of the Musical Festival for the henefit of charity ...

... late Nobleman is, it may be feared, a most, convincing proof; and the public in general will, no doubt, wish success to the hardy individual who has come forward to de- nounce and expose the deceptions of play. The Historical Sketches introduced into the ...

... from tiie half-pay of the 93d Foot, to be Assistant -Surgeon, vice Wilson, appointed to the trad Foot. 69th Foot — Lieutenant Thomas Prior, from the half-pay of the 18th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Robert Macgregor, who exchanges. 60th Foot — Captain ...

... ;i true bill against Thomas and EdwardGallagher, Martin Moran am! Ann, his wife, for the wilful murder of James Dockeray, of Bed ford- bury, Covent-garden. The Prisoners will be tried this day. Life and Correspondence of Sir Thoma. Lawrence.— The biography ...

... children. FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS Lord Seaford, in Audley -square, from Sussex ; Mr. Hugo Meynell in Piccadilly; Rear Admiral Hardy man in York-place; Colonel- Armstrong in New Burlington-street; Miss Hankey in Berkeley - square; Mr. Francis Ricardo in Y ...