... the day before he had said lie had not wherewith to procure food for his family; that he attended the funeral of the late Thomas Hardy, and there, on ote of the petitioners remarking, with indignation, that there were policemen disguised in private clothes ...

... other object wrhatever.-Dubt;, limet. thg Lately, at Witley, near Godalniing, Surrev, a firriler's 1i, at- bofrer, nafned Hardy, quarrelled with a companlion, and cu ass xf~bishand at one blow w;ith a reaping-hook 1 ss The Roman Catholic priesthood in ...

... Atkinson, J1, as Sht~cspen c Brf Avisoan, Thomas,jior, assa West India ?? Axford, Me, in a Spanish dress r Br( B ?? Backboses, Miss, as Diana Vernon I Baggs, Miss Theodora, as a Swiss peasant Bri Bailey, Mr Thomas, Grosvenor-street, as an Indian war- Brn ...

... t redaodendroloas, of r,.oirco'ta bygdutotx fat;adta pJ..( r acd tlie union of the c t v01 arietfeS, possu~lteoingt the hardiness a , uO1 111i theA [ rica colourof e 01 ethou daOii;thcll nhucti.phg of Stheia IdO nbe uft0CJI'i aldslc a striking instance ...

... election,.Lielther was I disposed ton pay money out of my own pocket So as to be a loser? a Now if Mr. Myers shall be found hardy enouigh to deny LI any knowledge of this, he puts Itinself- precisely in the - apredicament you mention in your last number ...

... smaller livings of which hi Lordship is patron. Amongst other, thisadvanluge has bee extended to the four parishes of St. Thomas, St Lawrence er St. Michael, and St John, in and near Winchester. PreviOu, o. to the passing of this Act, patrons could nflt ...

... name being written inside of the linitg, and the other man was declared by Mr. Binghain, when he recovered his senses, to be Thomas Nicholls, also well known in tle neiglbourhood. Thev there both well knoswn as loose characters about the town, and when inquired ...

... to republish it. During the course of the in- j quty the following witnesses were examined _ Mr. John Atkinson, Mr. Thomas Foster, Thomas Taylor, John Mercer, Samuel ta ipe, tiiehar.a Harrison, P. F. Jones,. J'ihn flasedeu, W. Thorn hili Robert Whittle ...

... especial suomilnent, the virulence of paty, and tte sacred- tio ness of the cause Hardy praved and exerqedt himself lint for until ?? very last momont of his final exit. 204 Hardy vuas gone ito aui honiourell grave, and be, per.- per chaliace, wiiutld soon ...

... port without it. Any steam-boat corn 0 party that adopts it is sure of a preference. We should } consider the man as fool-hardy who would venture upon 6 water without having with him a simple contrivance, at - an expense of only a few shillings, which ...

... appeetrs, a sate' earupicil .. rt as yrl r'iii itarceira by the subljoirted itt letter fhor nth agent of tire Derby estates (Mr. Thomas MNIa Dalton) ir e Iat erretrery Iz is addrressed to tire Tipperary crad Prce prea' r, w ret threcn cLtr1 ny or ig'i nrctcd ...

... nuelarcitoly occrrence as follows :-On Ttresday1 norning laost Mr. Johin Thomp- %rstt, tanner, Sowetcan, rtear Stalmtint, and Thomas 'llyers- cough, sIloentaker, woert off the river Wyre in a boat, in- tetline to go t't tire Peel, but in consequence of the ...