... THOMAS HARDY, ESQ. We see by the. newspapers that Thomas Hardy, Esq., the Radical shoemaker, who was tried for high treason, and acquitted, is dead.; he is also buried—which, although in the present state of English society is a tequitur—is of some importance ...

... son of Mr. Hardy's Old Horse; his grandam by Mr. Davidson's Horse, which was got by a son of Mr. Robert Thomas' Old Horse; his greatgrandam Mr. Parkinson's Horse, which was got by Mr. Richmond's Old Horse; his great-great-grandam by Mr. Thomas' Golden Elephant ...

... a son of Mr. Hardy's Old Horse; his by Mr. Davidson's Horse, which was got by son Mr. Robert Thomas' Old Horse; his greatgrandam by Mr. Parkinson's Horse, whicli was got by Mr. Richmond's Old Horse; his great-great-grandam by Mr. Thomas' Golden Elephant ...

... States. Its climate is beautiful—it possesses several lakes—and is well watered numerous rivers. A work lately published by Thomas Bailie, Esq., Surveyor of Crown Lands, in New Brunswick, conveys every satisfactory information in a brief compass, for emigrants ...

... BOROUGHS. Ashton—Colonel Williams. Birmingham—Thomas Attwood and J Scholcfield, Esqrs. Blackburn—William Fielden and William Turner, Esqrs. Bolton—Colonel Torrens and Wm Boiling, Esq. Bradford—E C Lister and J Hardy, Esqrs. Brighton—J N VVigney and G Faithfull ...

... Michael Marshall, as sergeant, or superior over the others, Clark, Benja.nin Robinson. Thomas .lames, Thomas Harrow, and should uny thing be amiss with any of the ahove, Thomas Laud, Peter Brown, and Banks, were selected to succeed them. The men .t'-c ■ dressed ...

... imprisoned two calendar months. Edward Wilkinson, by Thomas Holme Maude, Esq. for arrears of bastardy, due the township of Sealtlnvaiterigg Hay, aud flutton-i'th- Hay, be imprisoned three months. Thomas Mayor, Edmund Hornby and William Atkinson, for not ...

... advantage of any private communications with the Admiralty, the orders issued therefrom, under the superintendence of Sir Thomas Hardy—Neeson's Captain—atid his pupil Sir Cockermouth Graham—remember Nelson's Captain as we have opportunities of knowing anything ...

... twentythree acres), situated in Conduit Field, close to the town of Abingdon, has been placed under the management Committee, by Thomas Dufbeld, Esq.* for division among the poor. Upwards of two hundred have had allotted to tbem pieces of land proportionate ...

... annual donation of worth of coals t« the poor of Penrith. Can riches belter employed ? Last week the sum of left the late Thomas Biikett. Esq of Powe House, near Portinscale, was distributed agreeably to his will, amongst individuals, chiefly poor widows ...

... —The following alterations have taken place since our last: Con.itt'ule—For Highgate: Mr. John Kirkbride, in the room Mr. Thomas Gaskill. F'uh L ioker—Mr. It. J. Graham, the room of Mr. Head. At our fair we had, as usual, influx of strangers—souse who ...

... in our maiket of extraordi nary size and weight, bred by Mr. L. Hogganh, of Skelsmergh, fed by Mr. Thomas Birkett, Kirkland, and slaughtered by Thomas Bimlloss. It was fifteen weeks old, and the four quarters weighed 3481b5, averp.ging per quarter. It ...