... Governor of Greenwich Hospital, be requested to accept the office of Vice-Patron, vacant by the lamented death of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy; which was carried by acclamation. A very satisfactory statement of the finances of the club was made by the treasurer; ...

... Coroner of her Majesty's Household and the Verge, and a Jury composed of the officers of the household, on the body of Thomas Hardy, one of the pages of her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta. The deceased was found in a dying state early on Saturday ...

... prepared, in order that a copy thereof may be trans- mitted to each respective corporation, as trustees under the will of Sir Thomas Gresham, together with the plans and designs as adopted by this committee. . The report of all the proceed- ings, the substance ...

... COLLINS-on their emancipation from Goal. The Presidents at this Republican dinner were Mr. WAXaiY, the Chartist Coro- ner, and Mr. THOMAS DuNcotMlE, the Member for Fins- bury. The second incident was a motion made by Mr. AGLIONEY in the House of Commons, for a ...

... ? used that;,which wotuldobavettgen ?? Ieyc.~h ?? ot- - lM. deceased stated that the dec~ased was in the employ, of TYi., Thomas, abaker,i ip Kjng-street, Kensington; thathi'fh' had been arsetbeb't Brompton.-Th& jtiy6br ts timony to the menitoriouspxetioS ...

... Shooter's Hill, and from thence to Dover, where the fugitives obtained passports for France under the names of John T. Hardy and Frank Hardy; they then paid 20 to the captain of the Wellington steamer to take them to Boulogne where they put up at the Bath ...

... Vivian, Bart., Thomas Wilde, J. Campbell, R. S. Donkin, H. Parnell, Bart., T. Troubridge, and Charles Adam; Messrs. Edward Horseman, R. Bernal, Henry Tuffnell, William Clay, R. Gordon, 9M. More O'Fer- rall, John Parker, Henry Rich, and Thomas Wyse. -The Duke ...

... -J. Davidson, Sons, and Co., merchants. INSOLVENTr. April 1.-Thomas Garlick, Greenwrich, builder. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. William Richard Kemp, East Cheap, whotesale-georer. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Styan and William Slyan, Great Tower-street, tea.-brokers, to ...

... detecting Bridget M'Garvin robbing Mr. Chasen, Duke of Newcastle, Little Earl-street, Seven Dials, of a measure and glass; and to Thomas Pursey, 32 D, one guinea, for appre- hending Harriet Wilson, for robbing Mr. Young, Plough, Notting-hill, of a pewter pot ...

... lBagot ?? 0 Denbih, He +- Mainwaring. . - 0 0 Derbyshire (North) lion. G. H0. Cavendishs-11 W. ?? 0 Devonshire (North) Sir Thomas Aeland 1- 0 0 L. ?? 0 Devonshire (Soutls) SirSJ. 10. Y. BuzlLer - 0 0 * +Lord Ceortenay 1- 0 0 Dorselshire ?? Ashley .. . ...

... Priices have suffered losses to thle amount of 5a0,000 florins (X50.00) ivy the failure of the house of Geymuller and Co. Sir Thomas Wood is distinguished for the evenness of his temper. Dining with a fiiend, the coachman, who was waiting, spilled some soup ...

... hopes of recovery- During some excavations recently made in the church of St. Benigne, at Dijoc, the bodies of Pilippe--le-Hardi and Jear.- sans-Peur, the famous Dukes of Burgundy, have been found intact and in good preservation with their robes, and the ...