... REAM. DUKE OF GLOUCESTER. S. WHITBREAD. THOMAS MOORE. SIR W. LORD BYRON. S. T. COLERIDGE. JOHN KEMBLE. 'DAVID GARRICK. DR. JOHNSON. BISHOP WARBURTON. JOHN HORSE TOOKE. THOMAS PAYNE. SIR P. BURDETT. THOMAS HARDY. LORD BOLINGBROKE. J. W. CROKER. E. L. BULWER ...

... JORDAN. ED3IUND KEAN. 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 ...

... PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. H. White and J. WlTiie - , — lii;n — dford, Dorsetshire, wine-merchants. J. Garrard, J. J. Hardy, and T. C. Hardy, Limerick Marble and Stone Company. T. Lambert and A. W. G. Dow—J. Gray, and G. Hall, Brighton, cabinet-makers. E ...

... JOIINSON. EARL OF ELDON. BISHOP WARBURTON. WILLIAM THE FOURTH. JOHN BORNE TOOKE. EARL GREY. THOMAS PAYNE. VISCOUNT MELBOURNE. SIR F. BURDETT. IMRS. NORTON. THOMAS HARDY. PRINCESS CHARLOTTE. LORD BOLINGBROKE. KING LEOPOLD. J. W. CROKER. PRINCESS SOPII lA. E ...

... of the Itonourable Society of the Inner Temple. Middle Temple.—The undermentioned gentlemen, viz., James Curtis Somerville, Thomas Leach, Samuel Comyn, Harcourt Mooney, William Henry Spicer, Henry Samuel Chapman, Frederick Philipse Morris, Henry Marsh Lynch ...

... Berwick Shipping Company's waters., —Berwick paper. The committee of Privileges of the House of Lords has reported that Miles Thomas Stapleton, Esq.. had made out his claitu as. one of the co-heirs of the Beaumont barony. Prince Albert has signiiivd to the ...

... On the same day Thomas Fortescue, Esq.' M.P., of Riversdale, to Lady Louisa Grace Butler, third daughter of the late and. 'sister of the present Marquis of Ormond. On Thursday last, Lady Hardy, widow of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, to Lord Seaford ...

... transacted. Moses Cloke, Hastings, draper. John Sandell, Ramsgate, boardinghousekeeper. James Moore,Old Bond-street, hatter. Thomas Faulkner Letters from St. Petersburg, of the 19th of September, Jones, Manchester, builder. William Lister Oddie, Clithero ...

... and a rusty beaver hat a little on one side, o r as he would .have said, with a list a starboard.' 'There was a wholesome, hardy, and gentlemanly appearance about him, somewhat at variance with the condition of his apparel and the humble style of residence ...

... PA RTNERSHI PS DISSOLVED. • W. Harper and H. A. Hardy, Cowper's-court, Cornhill, wine-merchants. J. Anderson and S. West, Wardour-street, furnishing-ironmongers. J. Dixon and G. Dixon, Oxford-street, grocers—J. Soffe and J. I,avington, Eling, Southampton ...

... appointed to them : • Indus.—Capt. Sir James Stirling • Lieuts. Thomas B. B rown , James G. M`Kenzie, W. G. Maude (b), Robert Robertson; Master, H. J. Strutt ; Purser, Samuel Giles; Boatswain, Thomas Stubliington • Carpenter, Willi am E ar l . Tweed.—Commander ...

... scriven er . G eorge B ay l ey , B r i sto l , h os i er. Willi am Peete Roberts, dann, Great Yarmouth, merchant, Thomas Collett and Thomas Hales, Liverpool, butchers. John Settle and Abraham Bentley, Leeds, sax-spinners. George Albemarle Cator, Leeds, ...