... motion of Sir Malcolm, seconded hv Sir Thomas Hardv. Admiral Sir George Cockburn was unanimously called lo the After from the chairman. Sir Pudency Malcolm moved the following resoluliuo. which was seconded Sir Thomaa Hardy, and carried unanimously That this ...

... ChrmteU. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. PKIUAY, MARCH U INSOLVEKT -Predenek dtrong. Great Tower -ttteal. merrhaa HANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED Hardy Waolky. M-nlloo. Unro.Bsb.rr, diaper-James Allen, and John Sto-rwui, Uer d. (amtefs. H.\NkKl PTil.' Themas Andrew. Moor street ...

... M V ICE-VK LSI OK NT a. Right Hon. LOUD BANDON, P. bIK ANDREW AUNBW. BAHT •IR THOMAS HAI.ING. BART. SIR THOMAS BLOOMFIELD. BART. &1M Walter t>i Oswald mohey. bai*t JOHN HARDY, JOHN I* PLL'MPTRK. ESQ M P. SMITH. M.P The The ARDEN W'ADHAM COLLEGE. TU# MViiDM ...

... 11 21. Thursday ,45 4 22. Friday *45 morn 30 I tern FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. FRIDAY. JUNE 8. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Brettert, Rupert st’eet. Ha>market, trinler. Samuel Huadl v. New Bond-strvet. rnaeh-ro Heury Barker. 1-uwrr sirvet. Islington ...

... UI»g;S. MrJ. Wilmiii; 4. Mr Krul. Flow*bh,- B.**t Exotic Bouquet—l. Mr J Ffarriroo- Ur.i Exotic*oll Hardy Bouquet, lorilen^n —I. Mr Held Best Exotic and Hardy Bouqui l. for collection- —I Mr Urn*; Mr C. Wood. Beat l**krt CuUU»wer» —I. Mr Appleton . 2. Wood ...

... —Progreta, Woodbouae. for Hambro'. Daisy. Liattr; Ana. ; Thomas and Jane, Seymour; Dodd mgton. Mountain; tor Boston. Ann and Elixabeth, Culpur, for Scalding. 16—Cmwell. Uarrad, for Woodbndge. Thomas. EJiisoo, for Kamagste. Thomaa and Ann. Atkinton. fur Boston ...

... exceedingly disapprov ed of such conduct. - The sain.- day. man named John Burton wa* charged with >leaiing a hen. the property of Thomas Harm, of Settle. The was made out the evidence of several witness* *, and was committed for trial at the se^n.'Qs. At the ...

... Yesterday, at the OlHre, man named Thoma* Handley, was eh.irged before the Mayor and Mewvrs I’.irker and Bonnie with begging did no! deny the and was sent the Hoimi- Correetuai for month. The same day. man named Thomas was eharged by a I'ODaUhle (No *M ...

... watt; tl«- anU I i-aiißeni i-iwnnntie.l fur fourteen iU»s Thomas Watson waa charged with being concerned he anil alui endear nurtog rrvui ttea fined lo* and roam; iu default (ourteeti day* Sykes Hardy was charged with assaulting F.milia ttrikiog her with ...

... areal her becomes cooler, shall begin cut Amenc.ui a* well Sc.di h mutton. the ntjfhl ol' Frida? la.Nl. the hen-roost ••f Mr. Thomas WibiHi, Hionefenv. wa»mtered. when a Itukev. two lulls, and two were stolen. I.L FLOHAL HnKTICI LTI snCILTV The f.-urth exhibition ...

... found fur the defendant Clorkton Hardy. Messrs ALexswDßa and Wiokthsii were f-'r the plaintiff. Messrs CaxsawßLi. and WaTaon for the defendant. This waa action by the tame plaintiff in last ease, •gainst Mr. Joseph Hardy, late occupier of the saw and bona ...

... never drunk in life before, and my old wife, —silly body that she is—let cojpe here.—Discharged. A alnrilv vagabond, called Thomas Livingston, charged with being the constant practice of going from one public house to another with forged orders for li(|Uor ...