... leading towards Shadwell, and was pot seen again. Directly afterwards the tiger passed Mr. Thomas, who bad sought re- fugeinadoorway. Afterthetigerbadpassedhim,Mr. Thomas lost no time in commnaicating the cirnumstance to all the policemen In the vicinity, who ...

... Joseph Lee, plasterer, killed by the hall of a stack of chimneys, at the house of Mrs. Darlington, Shannon-street- Jobu and Thomas Marsh, and Beesy Crane, servant, killed in like manner at the house of Mrs. Marsh, Nelson-street; Ellen Bulger, servant, killed ...

... F1nE.-MrELrNCStOLr OCCURRENcE._On Tuesday morn- ing a fire broke out in the house of Mr. Hardy, surgeon, Thebberton-street, Islington. It appears that Mt's. Hardy, being confined to bed through illness, a nurse had been em- ploved- to sit tip with her ...

... 6d. for church-rates. One of the parties named in the citation, as the instigator of these tyrannical proceedinrvgs, is a Thomas Morgan Gepp, who is in high odour with his party, because of the hostility he has shown to dissenters. Thorogood, the shoemaker ...

... Queen's speech. The follnwing is a list of the passengers: -Charles W. Fos ter, Miss Caroline Hall, Mrs. Arther Jones, Edward Hardy land lady, Daniel H. Durrard, John A. Bradner, William sufroejun.,and brother, James Hodson, James Hall, J. L. Boorem and lady ...

... wrong, and every man will sit peaceably under his own fig-tree. Since the days of John Horne Tooke, John Tlhelwall, and Thomas Hardy, there never has, perhaps, appeared so much popular talent employed to resist aristocratical oppressions as at this time ...

... March 2, at twelve, at the office of Mr. E.W. Hardy, solicitor, 2, PFontain-build- Inag, Bath-Joseph Garner, of Dunchurch,Warvwickshire, Innkeeper, Satch 13, at one, at the Craven Arms Hotel, Coventry-Thomas Price and George Hinckley Powell, late of Hay ...

... whiche their opponentQ t, had desribed them as being. I have found thle main p body of the English population, consisting at hardy o farmers and humble mechanics, comqposieg a very independ- cot, not very warnageaible, and,aometimes, af rather turbulent ...

... a; constitution of iron. Like the cement, which be-G comes more hard from exposure to the open air, the Russian soldier is hardy, indefatigable, proof against the inelemencies of the seasons, enduring hunger and thirst with patience, and fearing more the ...

... under the name Conservative, is playing ka MOSt cruel game with the poor old Duke. We must take care, for Ybte sake nf,. the hardy-spirited old soldier, as well as for that of the le public, that these cunning rascals do not take much by their motion. Fe ...

... nor the ptrpose of ?? trouble and expense in making a variety of written ropies of so leng a document. He thought it rather hardi to say that the Colonial-office had had one ac- quaintance with thisarrangement when these commnunica- thDF took p lace. Somae ...

... interrupted by one Doctor something Thomas, and prevented from going his round. Mr. Jenkins addressed the meet- I ing for an hour, or more, and was cheered throughout, I though frequently interrupted by Doctor Thomas, accompanied by Mr. John Williams ...