... Carnations (pink ?? prize, Thomas Fay, gardener to Robert Wright, Esq. Second prize, Robert Shaw. Carnations (purple ?? prize, Thomas Fay, as above. Second prize, Captain Otway, as above. Carnations (self)-First prige, Thomas Robinson, as above. Piccotees ...

... Regiment of Foot-jobil Hardie Kippen, Gent,, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Piercy, pihrom oted ,fomt 1th Foot.-Lieiitenanft ArthrHmsfo ta efpyfth 87th Regiment of Foot, to be Liutenant, vice bye pontdt h 4th Light Dragoons; Ensign Thomas Oxley to be Lieutenant ...

... wilderness of fertile land everywhere around the narrow strip of Canadian cultivation to their enterprise, and bring in their hardy fellow-countrymen to till it-to ob- tain registry offices, a bankrupt law, and change of tenure -a policy to favour emigration ...

... theret tle esllecetiocs amotmroed to £17 17se 6d. a JOHN HARDY, EsQ,-The Bradford Conservative it !Associatias came ltoely to rho eceolatirn to iavite their late rc- - !presentative, Jobs Hardy, Esqg. tooa public dinoert aed a deputa- e eloss, eonsisrisig ...

... lodge a complaint of nuisance against Mr. Philip Dixo, Hardy, of Cecilia-street, on ac- count of smoke which issued froom the chimney of a steam engitie. After a great deal of angry altercation, Mr. Hardy promised to raise the chimney, which satisfied the ...

... new plates; together with a beautiful collection of roses and annuals, very fine pansies. aid numerous stove.greenhouse, and hardy plants. Air. C. Sclater had a large collation, containing many novelties and beautiful plants and flowers; indeed the exhibition ...

... Medical Ojlicers •for the Week. — Physician, Dr. Moore, — Surgeon, Mr D. W. Davis—Visitors, Mr J.J. Waikinsand Mr W. Willi-ims. THOMAS J ACO;}, House Surgeon. The Rev. Richard Prichard, Junr., Fellow of Jesll College, Oxford, has been instituted to the Living ...

... Captain Lempriere, R.N., Captain A. ti Sinclair, R.N., Captain Lowth, .J. l. Symonds, Esq., -(irahitial, Esrq., Captain Alc. Hardy, R.N., C. Day, n Es., - Stalilcy, Est1., George Bentitlck, Esq., H. 4 Iilcihimon, EIsq., and Lady, Mlajor Doyle G. Tounline ...

... Toolcy, Air. and MisE J h Palin, Air. Edwards, Air. W oodville, Air. and Airs. Payne, an 'e Dlr. Wrigley, Mr. Jones, Ar. Thomas, Air. Codison, Airs. to ?? Hubbard, Mr. and AIrs. Gilliard, Mr. Butcher, AMr. and ha d Airs. Bowyer, Air. Lowe, Air. Gornforth ...

... Lady Greenock-Lord and Lady Robert Ker-Colonel Carter, K.H. 1st Royale- Clasranald; Sir John and Lady Hops of Pinkie; Sir Thomas and Lady Dick Lauder; Sir John and Lady Richardon; Sir William and Lady Gomm ; Sir Ed- ward Lees; Lady Hastings; Lady Isabella ...

... before the public the result of improvements tnide on the property of Grange, in this neighhouihiood, Lehich be- longs to Thomas Hutton, Esq. brother to the Member for Dublin. Mr. Hutton bad a slob of about 40 acres along the notherni division of his ...

... for Yarmouth, and Mr. WILSUaFs having accepted the Chiltern 3 hundreds, upon some understanding applicable to v himself, Mr. THOMAS BARING proceeded thither with all dispatch, professing not to expect any I opposition to his return, but resolved to be upon ...