... Leicester corporation calling upon that body to make g ood the deficienc y of nearly i 5,000 in Mr. Burbidge's accounts of Sir Thomas White's charity. At the meeting of the town-council , tha t bod y refused to p a y the mone y , and desired that an intimation ...

... Several witnesses were called in succession who all gave evidence of the violence of the.mob and Frost's connection with it. Sir Thomas Phillips, the mayor of Newport on the occasion of the outbreak, was called. He appeared with his arm in a sling. His evidence ...

... secure the nomination of Mr. Hardy at the first opportunity. Accordingly a requisition has been got up and signed very numerously by the electors, so numerously, as to have justified its presentation, and to have induced Mr. Hardy's acceptance. The number ...

... iron-monger. Peter Moore, Hirwaim, Glamorganshire, innkeeper. James Hardy, Wednesbury, -Staffordshire, iron-master. Austin Fussell, Oxford, ironmonger. John Winstanley, Chorley, druggist. Thomas Blethyn, Bristol, woollen=draper. ...

... station, with only a slight contusion above-one eye. An inquest was held on the 27th in St. James's .Palace, upon the body of Thomas Hardy, • one .of thepages of her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta. The deceased was found in a dying state early in the morning ...

... four years. The cause of the halflings succeeding the Leicester, I considered was owing to their age. They are a profitable hardy kind of sheep, and ought to be bred wherever the situation and pasture will admit; they are not like the cross by the Leicester ...

... there is a Romish O'Flaherti- 6 I °n, without endangering his life. Thomas 11. covery , of e : °f Lemonfield, has brought an ejectment for the re- M. 1 :alnsee o f f property 'from Thomas B. Martin, Esq., ment will be triet next assizes which dropped •some ...

... milk, apeculiar breed has been at length formed, exceedingly well suited to the purposes of the dairy, and at the same time hardy and fitted to subsist on •ordinary food. Now, such a breed might be injured, and not improved, by crossing, even with a race ...

... 23(.1 inst., at Brighton, the Hon. Mrs. Anderson,-of a daughter.. 20th, in Cumberland-terrace, Regent's-park, the lady of J. Hardy, Jun;, Esq., of a daughter. 22d, at. Mlle-end; Mrs. A. Head, of a daughter: 24th, in Norfolk-street, Mrs. J. F. Isaacson of ...

... houses, and the attraction of the Sleeping Beauty is undiminished. Madame took her benefit on Monday,. performing Letitia Hardy, in the Belle's Stratagem, to a glorious house. The comedy is no favourite of our's, but the part we have named affords great ...

... AUTOGRAPHS AMONG THE FIRST SERIES. THOMAS MOORE. SIR W. SCOTT. LORD BYRON. S. T. - COLERIDGIL JOHN KEMBLE. DAVID GARRICK. DR. JOHNSON. BISHOP WARBURTON. JOHN lIORNE TOOKE. THOMAS PAYNE. SIR F. BURDETT. THOMAS HARDY. LORD BOLINGBROKE. J. W. CROKER. E. ...

... KEAN. DUKE OF GLOUCESTER. S. WHITBREAD. THOMAS MOORE. SIR W. SCOTT. LORD BYRON. S. T. COLERIDGE. JOHN KEMBLE. DAVID GARRICK. DR. JOHNSON. BISHOP WARBURTON. JOHN BORNE TOOKE. THOMAS PAYNE. SIR F. BURDETT. THOMAS HARDY. LORD BOLINGBROKE. J. W. CROKER. E. L ...