... spirits. Galignani's paper of Thursday contradicts the statement respecting the decease or the Earl of Stair. A bust of Sir Thomas Hardy has been submitted to his Majesty’s inspection at St. James’s. Burlington House, in Piccadilly, where the late Duke of ...

... have quitted the Norfolk Hotel for Loudon. Among the departures from the Norfolk aie Mr and Mrs Haikes, Mr and Mis Thomas, Mr G. Thomas Mr Grant Berkeley for London, and Miss Warren to Cecdhouse. ...

... Bouquet, Richard Ralph, Uckfield; Bouquet, James Tcague, Lildfield. PFRUITs.-Apples, (llawtltonden) Thomas Mvlartin, Newiek Apples, (Ribston Pippin) Thomas Bates, Newick; Apples, (Penimnain) Edward Grinsted; Apples, (six sorts) Abrahami Collilns, Ncwick; ...

... Fifty Pounds each. Deposit. £5 per Share. DIRBCTORS. William Knox Child. Esq. John Cuthbert Joyner. Esq Emanuel Cooper, Ksq. Thomas Read Kemp, Esq., • William Cory, Esq. Philip Perriog. Esq. Charles Sedgfield Crowley, Esq. Richard Springett. Esq. Howard ...

... FREDERICK COOPER, i , Clerk and Solicitor. CII C 11 PA ST olt A L -A I D SO C 1 V Tic Riihl Hon. 1.0r.i Ash’ey M P. John Hardy, K«q . M.P. P P ;.tre, K«q. M.P. It. -q . M.P. Sanson. M P. w. Hart., M.P. ■.c. Hart- 1 .eSelri Bart. i il-ar. Bart. I »y. ...

... equipages, had a very imposing effect. the Grand” Siaud we observed the Duke of Norfolk, Lord Htzalan, Lo:d Edward Howard, Sir Thomas Few, Mr Daubuz, Sir Richard Hunter, Mr Gratwicke, Mr Haslar, Colonel Long, Captains Tomlin and Blake, &c. Near the stand were ...

... Coker, 14, Lewes-crescent; Mr. James, Marine Mansion; Mr. James Hardy, 21, German-place; Mr. G. Saunders, jun., 10, Marine-parade; Mrs. Bamford and f mily, German-place; ATr. H. Leigh Thomas, 5, Grand Junction-parade; Mr. C. Raper, 10, Charlotte-street; ...

... Shirley. Esq. John Shewell. Esq. Sir Francis Shuckburgh, Bart. Lieut -Col. Spink, Edward Suart. Esq. Rees Goring Thomas. Esq. George T. Thomas. Esq. Robert Trolti r. Esq. ;ld to their number. ile. Bait, and Co. Directors of the Biighton Junction Railway ...

... Marine-parade East; Thomas Charles Bridges, Kemp Town ; Henry Budd, Marine parade Eas»; William Bull, East-street; Alex ander Caldwell, Marine parade ; Joseph Clarke, Royal Crescent; Spencer Rodney Drummond, St. George’splace; Thomas Gotobed, Marine-parade; ...

... No. 817 2]oisi>ain, T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that the Partnership 1 the Brighton sauce. -*■ lately existing between mean.! Mr Thomas Sundcrlan.Mlarri- Cutlets Chons Gravies Fish Hashes Steals, aon.ns Simr-ons. under the firm of HARRISON and PLUMMER. , lSn ...

... Wraight. Heartsease—besi, Denyer. Seedlings »f meVit-hi, Mr Knight; 2d, Mr W lain hi.—New Plant of any kiiid—iiest, MrSki.iner. Hardy Plant—best, Denver. For the liest Plant in |>ot tvariin; Fruit—.Mr Denver. extra prize, by Lieul.-Cnl. W. G Eliot, K.Hj for ...

... certainly, give my opinion on that ! Henry Hardy, M.D., is sworn:- Question-Are you of opinion that the flue and waste of cotton can be inhaled into the lungs, so as to become injurious Answer-No, I am not! Now follows Thomas Wilson, Surgeon, who on oath *le- ...