... SECRETARIES I should have nentioned that the new Secretary, it Captain the. Honourable Georg e Elliot had accom- ir partied Sir Thomas Hardy, but remahied outside. X le went out to him; and he very candidly and tith great condescension said, that he was not exactly ...

... it the eraction of the column ott Blsgolon hill, near Dorchester, to recordTI tie services of the late X*cc-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Governor l of tlreentwich hospital hiave been paid; ant it appears from trie statemlent of account that the subscriptions ...

... erick vearryatt, ca., Charles Hal-n, er lowell Carew, Osbortne Foley, Thomas We erread, t. ce Lyue. ly Commianderst-Johe Chienel Isaac Shaw, Edrare en Ptts, Thomas Philip Le Hardy, Alexanuder M'Leod, J. t ed Smith, John Lambhrick, Wallet- JThesonlyefroiis ...

... to be Captain by purchase. B£REvcr.-Captain Thomas Cradock, of the 73rd Foot, to be Major in the Army. BANKRUPTS. W. F.aryo, FarringdOc.street, licensad victualler J . Gurney, L-anbeth walk. breaer G Hardy, SLt. ve s, Htlutingdonshire, innkeeper x. r ...

... H., Cromer-st., Gray's-ina-rd., piano- fonte-nia'ker JEwEssoN, Richard, Great Winchesler street, City, mnerchant SMITH, Thomas G. Adam's-court, Old Broad-st., stock broker PLUCcRosE, Edward Joseph, Kingsland road, tea- dealer HEADLAND, Elizabeth Mary ...

... illiam Lancelot, Newport, Monmouthshire, bookseller Nor Es, Thomas, Upminster and Stifford, Essex, d miller CosslNs, JohnNew Church-street, Poriman-market, t linendraper e FLYNaN, Jhn Thomas, Birmingham, grocer PALMER, Walter, Rugeley anti Etching-hill ...

... Charity Commis- sioners, but Pot certified to the Attorney-General. W1*n-OFFICE, SEPT. 25. 6th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Lieut. Thomas Maladers from the 2nd West Ind~a Regiment, to be Paymaster, vice Simon Fitzherer Jacsou, who retires upon halt~pay, as a Lieut ...

... David Barl of Lvveu Thomas White (a), -nd MeDvile James Lilbcrap Colin Campbell (a). Walter Grossot JS. ph Symes Thomas FolhottBaugh lHon. William Henry Percy ,Samuel Martin C(Iquitt Jamos Pringle Gustavus Stupart Si, .mu'l leslie Thomas P. C. lainVAD ing ...

... Second Lieut; Edward Octavious Pearse, Gent, to be Second Liett Nicholas Bennett Dalby, Gent., to be Second Liceu.; George Le Hardy Burlton, Gent., to be Sccsnd Lieut. BKs7NKRUPTS. 'WELLS, E, jun, of Myddelton-place, Sadler's-wells) licensed victualler SOUTTER ...

... enstance, Hardy, 13 ; 4,. Dessiou, IC ; Beale, 7 ; Hodges, 5 ; Bunday, 5 ; Bunn, tla 2 ; Proctor, 2 ; Barron, 1. Third Zasta-nce, Hardy, 15; sud t Dessiou, 10 ; Beale, 6 ; Hodges, 5 ; Bunday, 5 ; Bunn, yea t 9 , Proctor, 2. os- tih instance, Hardy, 17; Dessiou ...

... Key, Esej, deceas Ccc Wilm l aCBss, used.eigl d FoREOGN.OCFTCE, OCT. '20.s The Queen has been pleased to appinove of Mr. sei Thomas Were Foxjti., as Consulat Plymouth for the itn Republic hoCWlili. adi Ott WHTITEHIALL, OCT, 17. inm The Queen tas been pleased ...

... Galton, placed on the Seconded list. E BANKRUPTS. 1 LAWRENcE, Thomas, Reading, Berkshire, linen dra. per s BROWN, John, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn- rt fields, carver and gilder t BOWLES, Thomas, Horstnonden, Keat, licensed vic- t tualler a CtAa.,sMPESS ...