... and upon them to form a judgment. ye Sir James Grahamer said that the reports which he bad ig received were from Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Sir Wai. Parker, and Sir Josias Rowley, and in addition the a House had heard the opinion held upon the subject by the ...

... N. Perrin, Serjeant Williamson, Sir H. Fazakerley, J. N. Philips, Mlark lVakley, Thomas Gaskell, V. Pinntey, IV. Walker, Charles Gully, J. Parnell, Sir H. Wyse, Thomas Grattan, H. Power, J. Young, G. F. Gisburne, T. Pattison, J. TOLLERS. Grey, Sir 0 ...

... ontoi resigns the Adljutancy only- to 27th Foot-Licut. Thomas Charltou Smith to be Captain, wvithoult pwbae v-ice Ieuiton, deceased ; Ensign Edward W. Sparkes in he Vieuhteniant, vice Smith; Thomas Hare, Gent., to be Ensign, vice IflE sparkces, no~ 47th ...

... his head, and lie qouitd never get rid of it ; he hail no animosity against Mr. Hardy, bet respected him very misch. Indeed, wE are givelt to undertstand, that lhir- Hardy had acted whil tile greatest kindness toweards him, and evea after thle committal ...

... N., a native of this couenty, leaving a widow and six children. Lately died, much regretted, Jane, the beloved wife of Mr. Thomas Isaacson, of the Park Farm, Ewell, Surrey, and late of Lidgate, in this county. lst inst. died, at Brundish, after a stort ...

... notwithstanding he was cautioned, he still wished it to be done. Short then wrote down his statement as follows :- I met Thomas Thomas on that evening, who told me to go home and get some matches, flintn steal, and tinder, and that he would set the premises ...

... Mr. Bolling, Lord Viscount Morpeth. Mr. Fleetwoned, Mr. Oswald (Ayrshire,) Mr. Gillon, Mr. O'Dwyer, Sir Eardley Wilmot, Mr. Thomas Attwood. Mr. Williams (of Coventry,) Mr. Wakley, Mr. Plumptre, Mr. Henry Stanley, Mr. Hallyburton, Mr. Emerson Tennant. Mr ...

... MARRIED.-Geo. James Engal, only son of John Engall, Esq. of the Home Park, Windsor, to Anne, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Fisher, of Cheltenham.-G. Milward, Esq. of Gordon- square, London, and the Manor-house, Lechlade, .Gloucestershire, to Sarah ...

... Tbomai Law Attwood, 'T'homas Holland, Edward Bagsbaw, Jolio Hoskins, K 1aleq, J Iaughes, Hlughes ahianes, 13dward1 Hume, Joseph Halibridge, ET i ?? Barliam, John Hurst, iobort Henry iaroard, Edward G Mutt, William Harron, Henry W Kemp,Thomas Read Ileauclerk ...

... Gaskell, D., Wakefield ?? 0 0 Trench, Sir F., Scarbro' ?? 0 1 Gully, J., Pontefract ?? 0 1 Wrightson, W., Northallerton 0 0 Hardy, J., Bradford . - 0 1 Wood, Charles, Halifax ?? 0 0 Hogg, J. W., Beverley ?? 0 1 Wortley, J. S., Do ?? 0 0 Hutt, W., Hull ...

... Dir. Ceyley, Air Aistmsortit Ilc b Fitzsirnen, Sir Jorln Bockcett, iorti .Jolrn ficolt, Mr. Flarland, Dir, Oliphanst, AMr. Hardy, Captain Wernyss, Mr. Agliorris, Catptairn Gortdrrr, Sir Henry Parrrellh, Mir. Robinitoot, Lomrhd Strrnley, Air. Go. F. Y'oung ...

... of submitting to his domination. There may - be some of our readers who will hesitate to believe that n. he can have been hardy enough to calculate upon such in a consummation of his plans ;-but, let them consider |rs the character of the man, let them ...