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... the commis- gion. In tite absence of an acce sible catalogue, the employ- ment of them must have been very limited; and Mr. Hardy, Mr. S ev nion and Mr. Cole, s'ste that they have been put to considerable expense in the purchase of books needed by them ...
... exanminilig ma- glstratc, ?? Mi. L)escluzeaux, sabstitute to the PrircAretir du RLoi, went io the loyal stableA, ,Rue St. Thomas du Louvre, t1 visit the couch in lshici the King went to the Charnier; they fount iti the cushion of the ceach a ball, very ...
... day, and, at the same place, inquiries were gone into touching the cause of death of Ann Wrigley, aged three omonths, and Thomas Warburton, four years old, w ho were accidentally burnt on Wednesday, in the absence of t d the persons in whose care they ...
... aaAcs IN THE. Aamy-Lieuternant-Generals Francis Thomas Hammond, Robert Dudley Blake, Honourable Robert Mteade, Sir William Houstoun, Bart., G.C.H. George AlIliceit, Sit Thomas Hfislop. Bart., ?? Thomas Earl of Elgin,I David Planter, Sir John Slade, Bart ...
... Wa?;al We are glad to he enabled to contradict the report, that Admira I Sir Thomas Williams was about to relin- quish the command at Portsmouth, in consequence of the ill health of his lady. The gallant Admiral is in excellent health, and his lady rapidly ...
... distinguished themselves are :-Mr. A. 'l'revor, present at 128 divisions; Colonel Percival, 101; Colonel Sibthorp,10; Mr. John Hardy, 100; and Colonel Vere, 97. But what was the case with the Whig-Radicals'? Why there were no less than THIRTY-FOUR whoeaeh ...
... Coldlstrearn guards -Thomas Bunbury, 67th ?? Henry Fre- lerick Compton Cavendish, kst life ?? Younghuband, 4th dragoon ?? Ray, Scats fusileer ?? Jiihn Thomas Henry Somerset, ?? Couper, ?? God- win, 87th ?? W-ilelioluse, un.ttauhed-Thoma- William Robbins, ...
... nt-Charles Darley, Eaq.; Vice do,- Thomas Brown, Esq., Richard Pearson, Esq., Win. Thorpe, Esq.; reasurer-Mr. Hodgson; Committee -Mr. Ariel, Mr. Barber, Mr. Durham, Mr. William Casson, Mr. Goodworth, .Rev. A. Hardy, Mr. Maples, Mr. Mason, Rev. J. E. Millson ...
... the drift of the Wrter.: a., chiarge 0f 3furder.-The inquiri Wno the afleed ed I q , a ?? Of a sniunanamed (Otinlbell, by Thomas .Canne14t tetioen.- :t mandtor of the brig Laurel, 'sas mrnelfmedat 'the time ap- y pointed, =etra, qpd terminated in tbo ...
... a great number o! leaths amongst the aged inmates,.and the infirmary is nearly illed with those on the sick list. Sir Thomas M. Hardy, the ;allant Governor, has been most unremitting in affording very comfoit to them. At the Royal Military College of 'helsea ...
... number of deaths amongst the aged inmates, and the, infirmary is nearly filled with those on the sick list. Sir Thoomas M. Hardy, the gallant governor, has been most unremitting in affording every comfort to them. At the Royal Military College of Chelsca ...
... 101; Mr. John Hardy, 100; ard SirChas. B. Vere,97. Butwhatwasthe casewithlthe Whig-Radicals? WIy, there were no less than34who each voted at above one-half of the divisions, the Destructive faction being most properly headed by Mr. Thomas Wakley, who was ...