... was insanei that Sir Riehard Reast was in his dotage, nd tatir Thomas Hardy obly yielded 'to him from habits of ntimacy and respect. Was it to be thought thatan oflicer like Sir T. Hardy would, in a mat- ter entrusted to him by ilsesovereigo, Bsfuer himself ...

... first Lord oh thel Admiralty), ra t Rtowiandt Lord Bill1, Henry LaIboucliece, Sir C. Adam, Sir nfli James Ktuipt, Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Sir 0. Cockburn, dib Sir ilusstey Vivian, Sir Alexander Dickecn, Sir I Henry Hairdiigeg, and Sir Richard Wsiliiams, it ...

... healds-Richard Davy, jun., and William Costray, jun, of TIvorton, Devonshire, coal mer. chlants-Jolmn Hardy and Henry Mlallet, of Nottingham, saddlers- Thomas Cheshire arid John Charlos William Tuv6, of Liverpool, ruerchiants-Joseph Hall and Henry Brodribb ...

... Terceira-Neptune for Ostend-Osprey for Malta, &c. CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARnO.-The Charles for Tobago-Wasdale for Nevis, &c.-Thomas King for Gre- ?? for New York-Torch for St. Mictaelfs- Lancaster ?? Cherbourg-Johannes ter Cortzeu-Lauroy Johaner and Edward ...

... Edward Bsssfelid, William Mitralte, Henry Tharnely, Thomas Clies, E. B. Mitchsell, TF. A. Trelawney, J. S. Cobden, Richard Morrison, General Villiers, Chsarles F. Collett, John Murray, A. Waksley, Thomas Crawford, WI. S. Napier, Sir Chartes Walker, R. Dalineiny ...

... Hamidlton, J1 El T ll ggart, J Sin~yth, Sir 11 Ashley, tord Hamilton, 0 A Ilantisers, Lord J Stesvart, I' ir B iateson, T Hardy, Joun Norithland, Lord 'Taylor, E r Itluckburne, J I Hariis, E A J O'Birien, A i Tullotleachle, J l Brooke, Sir A Ll Hayes ...

... Mr. X au Gibson, Mr. CurttlI, Mr. Patileon, Mr. Stratt, MIr. Parker, 801 Nr. Pulsford, Mr. P. Williams, Mr. Sotheron, NIr, Hardy, cd Mr. M. Preed, Mr. Clayton, Mr. Newdegate, Mr. Bornal, v Mr. Morrison, Mr. H. GaIly Knljht, Mr. Bradeiaw, Mr. as Russell ...

... Jas Clbute,W L. W hILmilton, G A Niettoli, J Wortley, Hon J Clerk, Sir G. Haumer, Sir J OlBrien, A S Youug, J Clive, R Il Hardy, John Palmer, G Cockburn, Sir G Hiarris, E A J Patten, J W TELLERS. Corey, It Hepburn, Sir T Peel, Sir R Young, .lohn iDutner ...

... the room of Alexander Spiers, Esq., da- d ceasad. d WAR-OFFICE, OCr. 22. )f let Regiment of Life Guards-Aossstant. Surgeon5 Thomas Tardrew, 9from tlte 80th Foot, to be Assllstant-Surgeov, vice Colclough, de- itceased, It lthlRegiment of Pont-Maj or John ...

... for amalgamating the interestsofthstw companise, consist. log rif NMr. William Collett, M.P., Mr. WV. B. Boothby, Mr. Simon Hardy, vvith Mr. Mathew Barrington, solnicetr of the comtopanty. The Ilealth of Towns Commission had a meeting yeeter- g day, at ...

... a rivlton, M.P.; Right hon. Sir P. Bellw, btert Sire oneorg lPa~ter, Bart. ;Colonel B~owles Lord CateiafHor 1tfornch, Sir Thomas Dwc mer, hldrt. ; Sir H. V-rnon, Bart. Sir J. Strong, Bart.; Sir T. B. Dancer, Bart.; Sir John1 losoner, dart.; Commissioner ...

... half-pay 4ei01 Feet, to be Lieutenant, vice Thomas Hodgeits, who exchasngeo. 25th Fooct-Capisin ,lohf Imptnit, from half-pay Unatlochedi, to be Csptaho, vice Stephen Ponmonby Peacocke, who exchanges. 2t otLtrtenant Thomas Andrewes, from the 22d Foot, to be 3 ...