... the remains Sir Thomas Hardy were conveyed extremely pi--in; it of oak, covered with black cloth, and studded with gilt nails; it has armorial bearings or heraldic cscocheons whatever. The inscription it simply this:—“Sir Thomas Hardy, Dart., G.C.8., ...

... EXPORTS. Druide, Hardy, for Marseilles, 167 tons cool, J. Corner & Co. Four Brothers, Jones, for Runcorn, tonsiron,Varteg Iron Co Velox, Harris, for Glasc'ou*, tons iron, Varteg Iron Co. Thomas, Brewer, for liublin, 170 tons iron, Tltompson and Forman ...

... articles, tin* property of Klixaheth dVilliams. -Gc'igeGoaW, Phillips ami |. is l.dwards. Ks ...

... low prices, but good horses sold readily at high prices. Hrrconsiiire Cot'NTY Cnt’RT, Monday, Jn.v lames Hemiug v. Thomas Darrell and Thomas illiams. —This was action commenced in one of the courts above, and tried this day writ of trial before Henry jMavufrv ...

... I once impounded some cattle Thomas Evans of Pcncnlan, became and paid trespass for them, the parishioners told him they were taken from the spot dispute; never heard of the people claiming until they cut the ditch, Thomas Evans himself said that the cattle ...

... others, of Trevethin; one month hard labour.— William Thomas, the same magistrate, convicted misconduct in the employment of Messrs’Kenrick and others ; days’hard labour.—Feb. •j(itb, Ann Leuis, by Thomas Phillips, Esq., charged with stealing, at Newport ...