... vesselq competently manned. The Noble Duke preferred two ships folly and properly manned to a dozen that were not. Sir Thomas Hardy. who wa s in commission at the time, had stated to Captain Berkeley that he was one of the old school who preferred the ...

... , Tranter's Coan- ia tilrlinion, Madleliffe's Superintendant, and Lee's Venuse. th Sercnd, to Mr John Y'iung, gardener to Thomas Oli- ta ver, Eaq. Newrigton Lodge tel For the three best Polyanthug, to Air Alexander Far- po rester, gardoner to David Felconer ...

... received an accession of no less tban thirteen new members. For the best sic Pelargsninrns, to Mr John Yoeng, gnrdener to, Thomas Oliver, Esq. Newington Lodge- Slph, Coronation, Amethyst, 'Cnnservative, Sultan, and Masterpiece. Second, tn Mr John Downie ...

... Gladiblus blandis, nand Tropoelum, &c. from the garden of Adam Black Bliyd, E~q. of Cherrytrees-also a fine ecllection of Hardy Herbaceous Plants and Roses, froro the gnrddn of the Rev. John Baild-and a number of fine Geraniums, Fuchsias, &8c. Irom the ...

... Verbenas, to MIr Addison, Gosford ; tecond, to Mr AMonro, Herdinonston. Twelve Hardy Heriacenus Plant;, to Mr Addieon, Go.fird; secondi, to Dr Martine, R.N. Giffirndvale. Six Hardy Annuals, to Mr David Roughead, seed. merrharat nod fluriit, Hadlington ; second ...

... Ratsertsumn anit San- I110 barrels herrings hr, W. M. t Adamson-2 toxes cottons by J. T. Robertson 70 bags 3 potatoes ty J. Hardie-6 casks salaimnasiac by T. Ast- - lsy-2S hales suitceases linens and cottons by G. Cib- 3 son-100 barrels Irerrings by J. ...

... Chartists, and the certainty of an almost open resistance of all to the grinding oppression of the income tax, there are few so hardy as to assert that the existence of the present Cabinet for another year is not more than problematical. It is evident to a ...

... x- dock. le The Cumberland was, we understand, laid down to some years ago, at the suggestion, it is stated, of Sir re Thomas Hardy. Her dimensions are unusually large p in relation to her force. She was originally designed be to be employed on the Baltic ...

... tallow, 3easbkftristles,2 haleshorse-tailhair, 5 n bundles hemp, I ton nakum, 3 fathoms Ithwood, 0.2.10 s deals, I spar, for J. Hardie-50 casks tallow, 16 bundles hemp, 5() mats, fsr Henderson & Co.-25 casks tallow, I ?? tongues, 70 ankers cranberries, fir ...

... perished in the Reliance, with the names of those who left the vessel in Chinn, as well as of some who shipped in that country : Thomas Green, cinimander-J. S. Walsh, chief ?? Gretn, second dittoN. T. Martin, third ?? Griffin, fourth ?? Gray, sixvh ?? Catanach ...

... a long series ot years, to claim the nmelaneloly pre-ensinene, On lthe evening of tire 13th inst. seven boats, manned ,by hardy ansd adeentitrous fishermen, put out to sea -Those daring eons of the deep braving, on most occasions, the most dire vi ...

... unrder the lshop of M Mr Iswcden, No. 7, Northl Bridge, ani promptly P gssve rise altrim at the Head Police Office. Mir fe Hardy, ansi two or three of bis brigade, imme. diately ran down, and were in tim e to prevelrt wlhttt fo might have been art estenrive ...