... think nut that you have a compulsory peovision for the aged alone; if you go thus far, you are bound also to provide fior the hardy workman, who canuot procure labour, and sho emast not be left to starue. The luau with a good appetite ansi willing hands, ...

... Laura Wheallty, Fanny Stephenson, Berenft'id, Blachford, Mitchcll, Henry Bathurst, Hancock, Emily Hardy, Dickson, Wood, Mary Hardy, G. V. Harcourt, Dawkins, Hardy, Fielding, S. Rice, Kinluch, Arbuth- not, Colburne, Quentin, (2) Cadogans, Frances Christie. ...

... Feb. 26,1832. SiR, The TorymagistratesofCoventry have become thedirty tools of the Whig ministry. Three weeks sincej one Thomas LiUond called on' me and wanted to purchase a Guardian, but I had a suspicion that be was. a common informer, therefore I ...

... ontt his vppurloitnnneit to tire 2d Life Guards, byii Colour I Ly'grn.n Captain Brorughti n, R.N , oin promotion, by Sir Thomas Hardy. Capitainr Hyde Pair her, on iris appolritmtnrt of Extra Natal Aide- de.Camip, by L rd A. Beatircertr. Caiptain W. C. Jervolse ...

... fallen than myself; and it is with every feeling of pleasure I see that you have done justice to that much esteemed character Thomas Paine, in giving such a favourable notice, and recommending to all your readers, that invaluable treatise Common Sense, and ...

... ENLARGED. ANDREW LEWIS DP METZ, of W21ter's-butidings, Holloway, bill and ex.. change broker-from 25th April to lat Slay. TI5OM&S THOMAS, of Southiampton-row and High Holborn, wtne-merchaut and victualler-from 20th AprIl to Ist May. BANKRuirs. HENRY HOWARD, of ...

... to the little platform which was erected at the top of the ship, and under the Vernon's head. Here, too, we noticed Sir Thomas Hardy, Captain Elliott, Serretary to the Admiralty, Admiral Dandas, and Sir Edward Cudrington. Mr. Brunell, the engineer, and ...

... Dowvde,,well, Harri-te B-,ckliouse, Birdlett, Muiirra (2), Benyort (2), Wetberalil, Louisa H gv,!tt, Gnrirgirta Crutc, jintilly Hardy, Liturir Ridley, Howleyr t- HI rritt Howley, Harriet Whlisliid, H1. Blsr-kburne, Rtendrm B ,-ii tittik, C. de tRus, Fanntly ...

... James Gregg. John Hardy, John Johnson, Thomas Pincott, Henry Johan- froir, Jolih Almerorth, Jamres Strilth, John Lawrence, Aiine Hughes, WVri. Cairdlif, Wn. Smith, Juhn Welch, It. Ainsworth, John Tyler, Dan. Rogers, J. T. Hale, Win. Thomas, J. A. Cliff rd ...

... Female. Male. Female. St. George's ?? 36 ?? 31, St. Geor's 53 ?? 57 Bermondsey . 24 ?? 2 Bermondsey. 48 ?? 39 St. Thomas's ?? ?? 0 St. Thomas's . It) ?? St. Saviour's. 25 ?? 20 *St. Saviour's ?? 26 ?? 26 St. Olave's ?? 11 16 St. Olave's.. 8 ?? 31 St. John's ...

... thieves and robbers. HEtNRY VIII. hung up three score and twelve thousand rogues, great and small, in his reign ; and Sir THOMAS MoRE informs us that 20 were frequent. ly hung on one gallows. Yet the Historians tell that these most cruel sanguinary laws ...

... passed at the late Durham Assizes upon the pitruen, Thomas Varty and Wm. Parkin, for one week from the 224 Instant. We understand that a few days ago a voluntary and full confession was made by Thomas Varty, and a statement by Parkin, which Induced an ...