... Stockport, Wmn. Bert. Fran- cis A. West, George Osborn.-NctO .filt, William Ml(itnick, Thomas Pelmninrgton.-Glossop, Thomas Hardy, finenasCap Afshtoa-;tmesdr-L;ie, Thomas Hill, Wlilliam Rickets. - ld- harr, Willilam Woolsev, George Tlirner.-Delph, (Sondl- ...

... iron ralroad from Rome to Naples. . I M It Ir said tbh A dmiral Sir Thomas Hardy itill succeed the I4 late Sit R. G. K ats, as governor of Greenwvich Hospital. and D that Sir Thomas will be succeeded by Admiral Parker, as one of the Lords of the Adlmira-lty ...

... Military e Museum, Sccrtlandi-yardi. Ini a glass fraime are en- - closeni a lock of his bair cut off after his decease by Sir Thomas Hardy, and autthenticatel by that gallanit officer's signature ; beneath is arn origirtil portrait in pencil taken ol board ship ...

... -Stockport, Win. ci iso Burt, Francis A. West, George Oilborn.-New Milli.i its William M'Kitrick, Thomas Pennington ; William Tim.L L' Ierley, Sup.-Glossop, Thomas Hardy, Thomnas. Capp.- ig Ashlcon-render.Line, T1homas Hill, William Ricketts.- r 0. Oldhani William ...

... step. ped into the boat, attended by the ladies of her suite, 1 tdw oucd to the royal yatch. The boat was : steered by Sir Thomas Hardy, who did the honours e to her Majesty. At this time the river presented a r most interesting andaanimnated appearance. ...

... for his social qualities. in 1WITEHALL, April 9, 18 4.-The King las been p leased li to appoint Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Masterisran Hardy, a Bart., G.C.B., to be Master of his Majesty's Hospital at [e Greenwich, in the county of Kent, irn the roorr of ...

... Fleetw;~ood, P. H., rhorNton. Alison, Thomas Henry, ditto Fowler, Thomas, Insleip Aspoinall, James, (clerkc) ditts. s Aspinall, James, ditto 41I, Chris. iun. 0airples NIat Fell. William, ditto MNia Aldlersori. Thomas. Q2coer`arnsor Fell, Thomnas, ditto ...

... to be subscribers that would beaso ifthe flowers were shown in single specimens, as is tile case with pelargoniums, ericas, hardy shrubs, and herhaceous plants. I think there is merit in the cottager with his limited means in producing a good specimen of ...

... ?? to support a church t 'Cl nitch they deieneither siiid for tern-I 'rA benefitsiitd SAMLis)WY.-OnE .Thursday last Mr;. Thomas on and Air. Wifliam Harrison were electedc as rtant Overseers of-Sitniesbary. ' CHUtRCH RA-rES i LvgRoP6`.-At the annual Vest'y ...

... was supposed that lie had gone to Anserica; anal ino. le- thing harl beeni since heard of him till Tuesdav la't ho when Mr. Thomas Diet him in ttle street, assd had hiQ ny taken into custody. On being asked what lie had to say ell iss answer to the charge ...

... lallalieu.-LiverCPo: n Chsronicle. ,, DEATH By WRESTL}NG.-On Wednesday, thle 13th instant, three men, named Thomas Rsthfdell, e) William Wallwork, and Thomas Pennirigtoli were et drinking ti.gether at the Royal Oak in Pe,( lletstl s. when Rothwell challenged ...

... The evs.JohnClows ad Thomas Gfipin ; Messrs. Richard potteir William Mortons Wilsoll G.Shts hoa abr Josha MaseyD. 0. iriep, ion. Booth, J. H. Stanway, W. H. ees Ja'e~Hut,'~ Uilwardl tneeds, James Faulkner, (G. Chappehl Joh reeS, Thomas Markland, LarneIts ...