... Aiacuregor, Esq., eldest son of Alajor Geneial Sir E. Al . Alurray, Esq., who lately united himself to a daughter of Sir Thomas Hardy, has been appointed to a uewly. created oflice, called la* ipector of Murines. ...

... Lord Byron. Captain Edward Lloyd, R.N., on being nominated to the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order, by Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. Colonel D'Aguilar, by Lord Hill. Lieutenant-Colonel Todd, on promotion, hy Lord ll ill. Commander Lord Frederick Charles ...

... the subject of impressment. With respect to the opinion of that celebrated nam, he was enabled, on the authority of Sir Thomas Hardy, to state that Lord Nelson, though he deeply regretted any necessity for resorting to such a practise, yet could not conceal ...

... claim to, when Sir Thomas Denmau was first raised to the bench, for the resolution, which they carefully anueuncwd, against any routine promotions of judicial functionaries M th§ peerage. A more upright, honourable man »haii Sir Thomas Denman does not exist ...

... ler, Broomville, William Fishbourne, jun., Samuel Elliott, Kilinauey, Thomas Elliott, Rathcrogue, Rev. Frederick Trench, Kilmarouey, Beaucnamp B. Newton, James Hardy Eustace, Thomas H. Watson, Rev. George Vernon, Rev. Arthur St. George, Henry Newton, Samuel ...

... Ferguson, Capt Agli.inby, H. A. Leonard. Sir Thos. Maxwell, Sir JBt Astley, Sir Jacob Lifter, E. C. Oswald, R. a. Attwood, Thomas Mills, Will am SlncUlr, c. Barnard, O. l'arrett. Jasper Wallace, R.il.t. liell, Matthew Plgot, M. IRISH Bowes, .1. Plumptre ...

... Bislup — Rochester. Right Hon airable— c ir Abxiiider Johnston, Sir Brook Taylor, James Abercrombv. .--nrables— John C. Dundas, Thomas Dundas. S:rs— Jamis Riddell, Johu Hanmer, Gyorce Poc-ick, Bart., Henry Bridges, T. Trowbr c ?? ii. Wilson, ?? Wizard, Charles ...

... i H y^^ Geeenstreet, Christ's Parkinson, Jesus * Guy, Pemb Panuher, Trin l,.Cath Halo, Trin H Paton, Queen's Bnyues, did Hardy, Trin Pattison, Corp Bealey, Job Harrison, Queen's Percy Joh H.-a.ichii.i.p, Clv- Hurt. Corpus P _ el \L Joll BeUis, Clare ...

... the letter of our Parisian correspondent.^ LETTERS OF EXCHANGE, OR LITERARY HUCKSTERS. THE CHRISTMAS BOXES OF THE BACHELOR, THOMAS LOBRAN. It is gold, silver, or paper, wliich sustains your life. 1 AMOKNI. DEDICATION TO HIS EXCELLENCY M. BURGOS, fee ...

... C.B. - a. 1 1 0 Eligible Marine lusu- Captain _. D. SchaW, ranee Association, R.N., ad. - - „ 0 0 North Shields - -1010 0 Thomas Lett. Esq. - 6 5 0 Mutual ditto - - 5 50 Charles Francis, Esq., British ditto - - 6 !> 0 ninth donation - 5 o 0 Mr. Rich. ...

... to hisow n maintenance ; and, thirdly, to his family. The punishment of each felon ought to be according to his crime. Mr. HARDY w ished the bill to go into committee for thu reasons stated by the last speaker. Mr. C. WYNN was of opinion that the bill ...

... ceeded to read an extract frcm a work, stating that so soon after t. fl passing of the grace as the month of Jan. 1772- Mr. Thomas Blackburne, a student of St. Peter's College, Cambridge, having pissed through hia vari us examinations, applied for his degree ...