... burgo master, wer, penguin, little | le pane, Thomas, Threlkeld, . vo hin catcher, gre 'y plover, guillimot les horned owl | Doug lus, John, Lazonby, * . 2 awk, pewit gu less er fern, wigeon, and a Dixon, Thomas, Hesket, D Cc. Eden an 2 (male and femal ie) ...

... venture on foot, and therefore we need make no apology for placing upon record the names of the four strong, muscular, and hardy mountaineers, who trod all difficulties underfoot, and, in defiance of of the tempest and the distance, accompanied the procession ...

... warfare. The Sailor King saw and conversed with the projector, ami referred him to the late Kir Richard Keates and Kir Thomas Hardy. Sir Richard Keates, in company with naval officer of forty years service, yet alive, who fought at Trafalgar, and was ...

... which awakened the approbation of de; parted Majesty, and elicited the pr aise of men like Sir Richard Keates and Sir Thomas Hardy: authorities too deservedly distinguished in th e anwls of glory to have either their can dour disputed or their judgment ...

... was given away by her father, the At St. Church, Hanover. square, London, on Fri last, Lord Seaford, to Lady Hardy, idow of Vice- Adm Thomas Hardy, G.C.B., late Governor of Greet ich Hospital. Her lady: fs verging on her 50th year, and hi is in his 69h At ...

... TRUSTERS Nominated by Mr. Curwen—Edward Sten'ey Curwen, W..L. Dickinson, and Ralph Clay, con, George Irvin, Thomas Bowman, Appointed by the Public—Thomas Faleon, Michael Fal. Henderson Borradaile, and William Fisher. ancelot Beuch, TRUSTERS. Nominated by Mr ...

... accordingly. 1n West Cumpertann.—A wholesale swindler, who bas called himself at various times ‘Thomas Harrison, Edward Bell, Edward Hardy Bell, James Hardy Bell, &c., &c., has been levying contri- butions in ‘est Cumberland and Low Furness with no sparing ...

... Castle 0 10 Thomas H. G: Castle 3 John ming Koel : George T = W. Wilde, Esq.. Carlisle Jobn Richérd Fi Harr Lodge. Rev. 8. J. William Packer, he Stirwith ‘Abbey Mr. Semuel Jefferson, Marshall, .M P. James, Head, ++ one Esq., Esq., Thomas Scott, Robert ...

... numeran« attendance and inhabitants of thte dictriet are not te great Galas of this Accip: Tt.—-We understand Late Coacu hi Thomas Martin, the who was so severely ail coach jured last week by the upsetting of the ma Lancaster, is ina fair wey ot recovery ...

... very much to their injury if agriculture is not protected. Thave also reason to know that mv neighbours, Thomas Balman of Irthington, aud John Hardy of Red Hill, have had their names put to the Anti-Corn Law petition their knowledge and much to their annoyance ...

... quarters of any corn Messrs, Sanders & Villiams, of Bedford, seven ploughs, « scuffler, harrows, aud tarnip cutter. Lon- Mr. Thomas Big, 15, Crawford-street, Portman-square, a tus, of bis own invention, dipt Michael of Liver churn, with afly wheel, ni on ...

... recently been inlrodnced into this country, and ia not only highly decorative in lawns and plenaure grounds, hut is sufficiently hardy to withstand our climate and produce* limber much superioi to our native fir tree*. is a beautiful cvcrgieen with it* leaves ...