... whole serne extremely gratifyiig itlid extiting. This vessel has beuet built out it principle sug- gested by tlue late Sir Thomas Hardy. Sho was mteatit, when first laid down, to be employed in the 1i3Iltic, atud wias therefore made to draw less water than ...

... security to thie stippingof thes' realms. The commissioners were Lord Lowther, the Alar- qluess of 13flte, the ltae Sir Thomas 51 Hardy, G. Iti Robin- son, Esq., chairman of Lloyd's Aaron Chapnian, Esq., oie of the Elder Brethreit of the Trinity House C ...

... St. lMary.axe, City, wholesale tea dealer-Thomas Saunders Cave, late of Walmer, Kent, end formerly of Berkeley-square, and of Ludgsair, Cornwall, merchant. PARTNERISHIPS DISSOLViD. John Spencer, Thomas Hardy Greaves, and George Hoaton, of Notttyirnola ...

... meetineg. A similar letter was rd fromi the venerabhle Mr. 'Thomas Clarkson. Among the gentlemen who took part tn the proceediags of theday, were Mr Ewart, M Alr. Etty, .A, Dr. AMartin Barry, Mr. Thomas Saunders, F3A,, Mr. Pren- dergast, barrister, Mr. Payne ...

... executed rebel, raised upon n pedestal ia the middle of Palace-yard. Verily we are fiallen upon evil days and awful times. Mr. Thomas Carlyle, who is little else than a Jacobin in disguise, may prate about hero worship, but traitor-worship, as it is more ...

... times three. Mr. COATES, in proposing The immortal memory of Thomas Hardly, John Horne Tooke, John Thelwall, J. A. Bonney, J. Gibb, Stuart Hodson, Thomas Holcroft, Jere- miahi Joyce, Thomas Wardle, Matthew Mohan, J. Baxter, and J. Richter, took occasion ...

... J. Rltice, Right Hot). I ERliet Edward Xsmon06. Sir'. ERwart, W. Ferguson, Colonel Farggaoo, Sir r.. A. Foentor, H. Gill, Thomas Al19r, John P. Antrobon. Edmund Arbuthnot. Hon. H Boggs, Wrt. 2ogot, Hon. W. Baring, H. B. BarrianiLO, Lard Bflekutt, Wmn ...

... without agreeinr tgi at verdict. - NORTH TIPPERARY-NFENAGII, FRIDAY.-M l:.H DER Of MR. HARDY. John Slaven and Patrick Hlayes were arraigner for ils, murder of Samuel Hardy, of Dolla, on the 3i iist. anwd for being ofaa armed palrty that attacked the house ...

... 8ctrl-tt, Hoo. H. C, Howard, P. H. Scott, Hon. F. Hiovicr, Lord Seymour, Sir H. B, Hughes, William D. Sheppard, T. Hurrey, Thomas SmitIh, Abel Hatt, Wllilanm Smith, It, V. Jackson, J. D, Sonerret, Lord G. Jermyn, Earl Stardey, Lord Jollifie, Sir W. Stoot ...

... Stafforrishire, baler, January 2, at twe, arid Jarnuary 33, at half-past eleven, at the Court of Ba1nk- wupte), ,lirminghtam. Mr. Thomas Bittleston, vilicial assignee, Birmingitr,; and Messrs, Johit srtd IViliamnca Ward, solicitors, Btarsierta. DAN IE L iMIATTHEWVS ...

... et tIi, Cuucty ol York, eel of the City sod County of tho City of 0 Tlta Right tt,,t Thouite % Ditle, Lord Hetuamont, Jltn Hardy, 0t joe., ksq., codi Jaesoc Ferrer, Eaq , to be Deputy Lbeuteoa.,t,. .S 2d1 R-.n ot Weet Eliding Mill~tl- WIllIAM Detowt,-g ...

... Murray, Sir G. Rtamsay, Sir P. M. Threipland, Sir James Gibson Craig, Sir James Campbell, Sir George 3Macpherson. Grant, Sic Thomas Dick Ltuder, Sir Adarm Hay, Six F. V. liruit- mond, Sir C. D. Fergusson, Rev. Dr. Gordon, Mr. Sheriff Spoirs, the Dean of ...