... whom prizes ?? DaDlries-Mr. Lamb, gardener to Thomas Lyon, Esq. twelve prizes; Mr. floor, gardener to the Rev. J. .J Hornby, [our prizes, Riclhard -lirrison, Esq.,threeprizes; Mr. G. Rosp, gardener to Thomas Greenatl, two prizes; Mrs. Wm. Stutbs, i; Miss ...

... i Obervance Bill, was carrried by a laage majority, a rejebuteo however, front witich we shlould augur its 'rieclion, Nr. Hardy then brought forward his mo- '0Putoling a breach of privilege to Air. O'Connell, in tnluct owilh respect to ttte Carlow' election ...

... r of the Exchequer, and Sir R. ?? the house divided, when the numbers l ?? Mr. Hardy's motion, 169; for Lord John x e Russell's amendment, 243; majority against Mr. Hardy's l cotion, 74. g Lord STAN LEY then moved the following resolution: e It appears ...

... is, havjnawnrdil him the 'ret't l~riies for grgy ii~ed aakcule', double hyaeimtls, stove 'plut, hardy bulbous rooitdipldnt,'piiesapplo 'cu cusber, hardy-shrub', and French beens, with other minor prizes. Mr. Heap had the best reis edged auri- culas. ...

... Mrs Allen, both o Heaton Norris DEATHS.-On the 1til instant, in his 40th year, Mr Wm Hardy, son of the late Johin Hardy, Esq, of Stockport.-Ons the Ibth instant, Mr Thomas Bancroft, farmer, of Woodford, near Stockport.-On the 21st instant, Mr Samuel Howe ...

... proposed Dr. Hardy, who, he stated, had been elected physician to the Ardcrck and Asiruats Dir- peusary, three years and a half ago. Duri ng ?? of that period iso man could have discharged tire diuties withl more fidelity and zeal than Dr. Hardy. Hu (AMt ...

... , and the beet basket of plants.-hr. C. Moore, the beat herbaccoos p lent ( TrilLtums Grnndil~oram).-dr. Thomas Barber, the best basket of hardy grown flowers. The Rev. W. Posthumus Powel, of Clitheroe, late fellow of Worcester College, Oxford, and head ...

... great oli-= cers of state. In cold and stormny weather, as he was riding I liroughl the streets co London with his chancellor, Thomas S sBecket. afterwards Archbishop of Canterbury, tile king saw r coming towvards them a poor old mail, in a this coat sworn ...

... T. M. Gresham, William Taylor, John Galloway, Hon. R. E. Plunkett, M. P., T. C.Hamilton, William Cairnes, Thomas Carty, Alderman H. Smith, Thomas Brodit'an, C. Jordan, George Pepper, Patrick Ternan, Lord Tabot de Malahide, J. H. H. aemilton, G. A. Hamilton ...

... receipts wcre about £E65.000. the expenditure exceeded tha income '~by about Y3000. The speakcers ivere Sir Andrew Agnew, 1C- Mr. Hardy, M.P., Mr. Baines, M.P., Col. Conolly, ud M.P. the Rev. T. Waiigh, of Belfast, Mr, A. Johnstone, ad M.Y, Capt. Packensham, ...

... others-Mr. Thomas Barber: the best hlardy annual flower; kd and two ?? Faulkner, Esq.: the best Wtove plant, o. Brassia Cordata; and seven otiherg.-Messrs. Cunningham ;d and Co.: thre best gree;lihause plant, Pintelea Dec;senta; the ie best hardy shrub, Menziesia ...

... Nicholson, who was detain'd in Liverpool by scver'e indisposition. Mr. Smart, of Blackburn, was the con- diuetor, and Mr. Thomas, of Liverpool, the leader of the performances. After tie very elaborate aclci ?? notiges which have been called forth icy ...