... honourable to both patties, as it shews the high opinion each has of ttie integrity of tbe other. — Globe. The notorious James Hardy V'aux, the swindler and thief, the publication of whose memoes created n con- siderable stir in England eight or nine years ...

... Spurr and William- one-half, but declined to reduce that of Neesom. The other five prisoners, Daniel Byrne, Thomas Clark, Thomas Re- nard, Thomas Hobb, and William Wilkins, were then brought iv. Tbey were charged with attending the meeting armed. No additional ...

... inst., when Captain X. K. 15. M'Hardy, of the coast guard service, wa? elected. There wore 50 other competitors, but only two besides Captain H. went td the poil ; upon casting ui> which the numbers were — -For Capt. M'Hardy 253 ; Major W. Sperling, 136 ...

... Ksq. Wm. 11. C. Plowden, Esq. J.S. Brownrigg, Esq. M.P. John Poynder, Esq. Jonathan Chapman, Esq. Robert Saun ...

... Out- buildings, Firing Rights, and with 11a. 30p., lying at Methwold Hithe, in the occupation of the said Wm. Newton and Thomas UoH'e. Part Freehold and part Copyhold Lot 13. All that Piece of ARABLE LAND, in Feltwell aforesaid, containing 32a. ?? in ...

... s>tove-iiiai.uf t.,, r (told John. Burslem, Stafforilshire, ironmonger I 'reaves William, llawdon, Yorkshire, clothier Hardy James Austin, Birmingham; silver-plater Hickman Anne Rebecca, Abergavenny, victualler Janion John Smith, Kingslev. Cheshire ...

... died only four weeks ago. and they five orphans.— On the 2Bth, at his seat, near Snutl 111 tin- prime of life. Captain Sir Thomas t lan w.'R.N ' the I.llth, in Paris, aged 73, Lientenant-(. en, . . H'u ; On the Jtith, in Paris,inhis 68th year.the ?? >t ...

... Hutchinson and Mr. Ban eft ; tender plant (Mimulus puniceus), N. S. Hodson, Esq. ; hardy ditto (Campanula barbata), Mr. Hodson ; tender bouquet, Mr. Hutchinson ; hardy ditto, Mr. Pettit. Extra /Vwea.— Myatt's Victoria rhuburb, Mr. Last, gardener to R ...

... year. On Monday last, in her ?? year, Mary, the wi.e of Mr. j Thomas Powell, of Southgate-street, in this town. ESSEX.— On the 4th inst., tiie Rev. Robert Hardy, M.A., , son of Robert Hardy, Esq., of Tendring. — On the (ith-inst., ! at Harwich, aged 35 ...

... bulbous iris, Mr. Lord ; tender plant, (cej-opegia stupeliiformi?), hardy ditto, (new mallow), N.J. Hudson, Esq. ; ditto, (delphhn-.aa), Mr. Oxer ; tende.- boucjuet, Mr, Hutchinson ; hardy ditto, Mr. Pettit and Mr. Hutchinson. Extra Prizes were awarded for ...

... dThcs. Last, for an offence ug.iinst the gam? laws at Rougham ; each to be imprisoned 3 calendar month.-— Win. Dawson and Thomas Siliitoe. for an assault upon a constable at Sudbury, in the execution of his office ; and Chas. Fuller, for misbehaviour ...

... tender bouquet, Mr. Pettit. Mr. Maund's Amateur's prize (a copy of the Botanic Garden for 1839 V, for a collection of hardy plants, was awarded to Mr. It. Clay. Extra prizes were alsogiven for a collection of Hie varieties of Thunbe rgia, exhibited ...