... Bishop of Llandaff, the Rev. Reginald Edward Copleaton, Rector of Barnes, Surrey, to Anne Elisabeth, daughter of the late Thomas Sharpe, Esq. At St. James's, Piccadilly, Edward, son of the late Edward Longdon bfaclnurdo, Fog, of Clanton, Middlesex, to ...

... Longlires; Esq.solielter; sea of Edmond kWh, Seq. eineschal, to Mu*, dartharof Abealmin Sandra, Er. iterdeld, reared, and mete to Thomas Stratford Ekr%strwille. Es At Bally. •tissre it, Mr. John Ham, of asiteaton, to Elks, widoir -' 27e law Mr. Henry Marisa, ...

... horse and foot constabulary, where he embarked for Portpatrick, accompanied by his travelling friends. Mr. Browne and Mr. Thomas Steele. The order of their departure is sufficient to testify the popularity of Mr. O'Connell in Belfast, and the progress ...

... immediate vicinity of the chair : Colonel Thompson, John Gully, John Bower, Samuel Smiles, Sharman Crawford, H. C. Marshall, Thomas Hardy, ofßirksgale; George Goodman, R. Lees, of Saddleworth; H. D. Ross, ol Uosslrevor J. A. Roe- buck, and Peter Fairbairn, ...

... them from the factory.—Guilty. Stephen Carmody was indicted for an assault on Thomas Fury and Thomas Carmody, Police Constables in the execution of their duty. Thomas Hardy sworn—Was at Boherbuoy on the 10th inst. ; saw the prisoner strike a girl ; when ...

... ty among the Jews. William Thomas Monsell, Esq. of Tervoe. in the chair. The meeting was addressed by Mr. Kronheitn, a converted Jew. Rev. Mr. Thomas one of a deputation from the Parent Society, Rev. E. Herbert, Rev. Thomas Westropp and Rev. John Mmes ...

... Boles, Matra. emir Coan GRAND Joar.—Samuel Lane, Foreman; Andrew Spearing, John Saunders, Thomas S. Reeves, James Murphy, Cooper Penrose, William J. Sheehy, Thomas it. Sarsfield, George Newsom, Arthur Crawford, Edmond Goolt-Henry W. O'Donovan, Robert Rosen ...

... Ireland. Where exists there the anomaly of an aristocracy and much of our gentry, indeed, wallowing in wealth, while those hardy peasantry, to whose toil they owe their gold and pomp, know not the taste of flesh meat, wholesome esculents, and wear not ...

... Jessie, only daughter of the late John Horn, Esq. At Marslebone John Henning, Esq. M.D. to Miss Griffith, daughter of the late Thomas Howard GriMth, Esq. of Barbados*. Francis Moore, Frq. lets Captain in the lit Royal Dragoon Guards, son of General Moore, ...

... desired Hardy separate them; saw Mr. Corbett lay hold of him the moment attempted to do so; heard Corbett call Hardy a ** damned ruffiian and and a blackguard ;** arrested the owners of the dogs, and brought them to the police-office; thinks Hardy gave no ...

... ruffian was he going to stick the brutes ; Hardy told him not to interfere, that he was sent by his constable ; heard Mr. Corbett call Hardy a damned ruffian and a blackguard, more than once ; I saw him drug Hardy ; the owners of the dogs were taken to the ...

... loud cheers). In fact, excessive protection paralysed the energy and elasticity inherent in freedom of action, which, like hardy plant, flourished better the keen breeze of competition than the hothouse atmosphere of protection. Might not, too, the slave ...