... 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 ...

... Court of Chancery, in his 40th year. At Falkirk, in Scotland, Mrs Lashman, aged 84 years, the sister of the celebrated Thomas Hardy, who was tried for high treason at the Old Bailey 48 years ago, and was honourably acqusitted. She lived with her brother ...

... chapel-oI'ease, at Newton, in the parish of Cloddock, Herefordshire.-Mrs. La.shman, aged 84, the sister of the celebrated Thomas Hardy, who was tried for high treason at the Old Bailey, 4S years ago, and was honorably acquitted, died recently at Falkirk ...

... Perkins, :y Thomas linnigan, Patrick Conlan, George Prouidmnan Peter Radical, Michael lahon, Thomas Garland, John al Donally, Patrick Finnigain, William Harrison, Michel W *d Dolan, Patrick Tully, William Hurly, John Locke, and II; a Thomas Silcox-in all ...

... the Cumberland, 70-gun ship, at Chtlmaam dockyard. This vessel has been built on a principle suggested by the late Sir Thomas Hardy. She was meant when first laid down to be employed in the Baltic, and was therefore made to draw less water than men-of-war ...

... preteilcs. Thomas Myott, of Church Gresley, fined i5s. and codst. or otherwise imprisoned one month and hard labour, for being found in a piece of land belonging to Mr. James Cliff, in the search of game. Luke Knowles, of Chesterfleld, committed to hardI bout ...

... Morewood, of Litchurob, charged with stealing one bay gelding, the property of Thomas Stenson. William Sharman, of Cheaterfield, cbarged with stealing one tup lamb, the property of Thomas Fiddler. Samuel Taylor, of Crich, fined 11. ls. Od. or one month's imprisonment ...

... sen.; best 3 sorts of round potatoesd: of a sort, Thomas Coulson; besvS heiads of celery, William Naadlin; best 6 roots of red beet, Thomas Ceulson; best 6 ?? Riobsou, jun.; best 6 cauliflowers, 'T'homas C(oulsoI. 'COTTMAGRS.-Prizes given by 1H. Harshell ...

... Regina, ditto; third, Conquerer, Mr. Johnson Clark. Purple.-First, Pickwick, Air. Hardy; second, Ux- bridge Magnet, Mr. J. Wright; third, Bishop of Salis- bury, Mr. Hardy. Crimson, or Ruby.-First, President of the West, Mr. 3. Wright; second, Advocate ...

... 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 ...