... year, Thomas Hardy. Hardy was the founder of the Lon>* don Corresponding Society, and was, with Mr Horna Took?, ?.Ir Th wall, Molcroft, and tight others, in-« icd for high treason, which, after a trial which lasted nine days, was acquitted. Thomas Hardy ...

... Watchmaker Mr John Mackay. Grocer a Mr Alexander Macculioch Mr Thomas Matheson, Confectioner Messrs Thomas Smith and Co. Thomas Kerr, Grocer . « .Messrs Fraser and Bailin', Grocers Thomas Fraser, Draper • .Mr William Clark, Diaper .Mr Daniel Macculloch ...

... John Finlayson - - - 0 0 James Thomson . . . 3 0 Robert Ross . - - - 2 0 J. Joyner . . . . 0 0 Thomas Middleton - . . 0 0 Capt. Sirachan - . - . 10 0 Thomas Fraser - - - . 10 0 Lieut. Grant - . . 10 0 John Grigor - - - - 10 0 Robert Grigor . - - . 0 Hugh ...

... and vatious other articles. Strong suspicion attaches to a young named Thomas livans, aged about seven teen, who was .'lr Haifpenny’s employment, and who has since absconded. Thomas, the superin endent, hearing the robbery, was immediately on the alert ...

... Maclean, who thought scjrn to well known that the hor VTaverley was unhappily m- lai PP y S • be beholden Noah and his ark, this hardy son of the moun- volved in embarrassments which he could not antic pate. ’* tain would have a ship of his own. Accordingly ...

... dissimilar from those who inhabit the other portions the island, and exhibiting in this in other enterprises equally during, a hardiness and nieu-al couxage, added to camion and ptrseveiar.ee, rarely to be found among any people. About nine weeks ago, boat Ness ...