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... Rev. Thos. Hallam, Henry, Esq., F.R.S. Hamilton, George Alex., Hansard, Luke G., Esq. Hensler, Sir John .1., F.R.S. Hardy, Col. Edmund Hardy, Henry, Esq. Harris, Thos., Esq. Harrison, Danl. C. R., Esq. Hart, Charles, Esq. Hebbert, Henry, Esq. Hogg, Major-Gen ...
... Hansard, Luke Esq. Sutherland,Maj. Gen.SirJas.,K.L.S Hansler, Sir John J., F.R.S. Temple, Rh hard, Esq. Hardy, Col. Edmund Thomson, James Duncan, Esq. Hardy, Henry ' Esq. Tringlusin, Joseph, Esq. Harris, Thos., Esq. Vardon, Win., Esq. Harrison, Danl. C. R ...
... Esq, Strachan, James Morgan, Esq. Hensler, Sir John J., F.R.S. Sulivan. Cornelius Patrick, Esq. Hardy, Col. Edmund Sutherland,hfaj.- Gen.SirJas.,K.L.S Hardy. Henry, Esq. Temple, Richard, Esq. Harris, Thos., Esq. Thackery, Martin, Esq. Harrison, Danl. C ...
... its way into the Commercialroad, where it was first seen le'aurely walking alone. Wrectly af;erwards the tiger passed a Mr. Thomas, who lost no time in communicating the cfrcumstance to all t'-e policemen in the vicinity. The tiger in the meantime continued ...
... the me-- „and in contEquence of his p o li t i ca l conduct was di- _ was called to the chair. H e was t h e friend of Horne Hardy. and others. After a f ew i ntroductory remr.rks INCENT, in a speech of much eloq uence an d argurne introduced Mr. Vincent ...
... if sleeping, but with every bone crushed by the ponderous weight of the wall. Two houses, situate opposite the brewery in Thomas-street, were also blown down, but we are happy to hear no lives were lost. THREE O'CLOCK.—We regret to ray that a heavy snow ...
... Joseph L?e, plasterer, killed by the fall of a stack of chimneys, at the house of Mrs. Darlirgton, Shannon-street; John and Thomas Marsh, and Be,sy Crane, servant, killed in like manner al the house of Mrs. Marsh, Nelson- street ; &len Bulger, servant, ...
... Tankervile, Lord and Lady Langdale, Lord Melbourne, Lord and Lady Holland. Viscount and Viscountess Howie's, Lady Hardy and the Misses Hardy, Mr. Tnomas Spring Rice, lion. Grsntley Berkeley, Sir Rufane and Lady Anna Maria nankin, Sir Charles and Lady Adam ...
... Jamaiea, 467. Ida, Passmore, Bombay, 470. William .Tolliffe, Pashley, Calais, 234. Pascal, Billard, Rouen, 139. King William, Thomas, Ceylon, 380, Peter Senn. Fleming. Leghorn and Genoa, 194. SHIPS CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, JAN. 12. City of Boulogne, Tune ...
... Ostend; Egidius, Duyts, ditto; Gustav Adolph, Keswick, Genoa; Queen, Jones. Charleston; Family Yacht, 'Johnsbn, Lisbon; Emerald, Thomas, ditto; Boyne, Constantinople; Charlotte, Lyon, Africa; In, Ludlow, Janeiro; Lady of tke Lake, Banks, Lisbon; Martnion, Jenard ...
... Atalanta, Sicily; Diadem. Bower, Leghorn; Malvina, Bucker, Leghorn; Splendid, Leghorn; Sar ah, Sadler, Gibraltar; Fidget, Hardy, Gibraltar. RAM SGATE, JAN. 15.—Arrived the Patriot, Austin, Newcastle Jull,t Antoinette Maria, Bordeaux. BUS roL, JAN.l4.—Arrived ...
... lands Mr. Smith concluded by expressing his hostility to the amendment, and determination to support the original motion. Mr. HARDY had heard much spoken about taking off the Protecting duties against the introduction of corn ; he should like to see them ...