... wind, which lasted ao long ta that all handa were dead beat, it became necessary to d shorten sail and Captain, now Sir Thomas Hardy, s gave the order for all hands aloft to reef topsails, Worn rr oat b previous exertions,' not a man was found who would ...

... Gd, Joseph Park, 3d; Thos. Scott, 6d; Brian Landers is; Thomas Heron Is; Francis Wat- son ls.-Coxhoe, February, 2nd-Robert Embleton Is; Thomas Clark 6d; Robert Turnbull 39; Wm. Younger 6d; Thomas Featherson 6i; a friend 6d; James Newton ls; Miss Frater ...

... Troubridge, Sir T Guest, J I Tufiell, Hi3 Hall, Sir B Vane, Lord Hairy Hanmer, Sir John | Vivian, J H Harcourt, G G | Wakley, Thomas a Hardy, John J Walker, R. r H|tton, Capt Villiers Wown, J T E Hawee, B | Williams, W D Hayes, Sir E I Wilahero, W Heatlicoat ...

... Purchase Bill. Mr. HARDY brought in hile Manchester and Leeds Railway (Bradford branch) Bill, which was read a first time. Mr. M. PHILII'S brought in the Manchester and Leeds Railway (Heywood branch) Bill, which was read a first time. Mr. HARDY brought in thie ...

... Mr Jackson. In PLANTS AND FLOWERS. h Greenhouse Planlss-Ist, J Englan;d, Esq. ; 2nd, A Terry, Is Esq.; 3rd, 3 Fugland, Esq. Hardy or Half-Ilardy Plants- A al ?? and 2nd, J 1iewresonn, Esq. 3rd, A Terry, Esq. Clina h d Aslers-lst, 2nd, and 3rd, Mr Itodgaot ...

... family 'ettats, lius had his lbrms re- valued, a~d reduced his rents to theextent of ssevesr thousand pounds per annu ?? JOIIN HARDY, ESQ., MJ'.-We regret to bear that this veneorable gentlem~an has been esifering~ from seiara illnes duriing the week, having ...

... placed at the bar before Thomas Flower Ellis, Esq., Recorder. The trial excited the greatest interest, and the F3 Mmonster indictment contained no loss than . twenty-two counts. Mr. Ingham, Mr. Pickering, and Mr. Gathorne Hardy, appeared for the prosecution; ...

... the overhanging part gave way, and Miss M'Hardy ar fell into the water. Miss Gace, in her anxiety to save her charge, im- mediately jumped in, when both perished. - A few days ago, on the estate of Sir Thomas Maryon 11 Wilson, Dart., at Charltoa, near ...

... robbing a man Who slept in her house one night of £25, %I lewere on Mond~iy broughitbefore the magistraten, charged el Isby Anni Hardy, 19, Bishop-lane, with uttering two il counterfeit shillings. It appears that Woodcock on Jr Dr Friday afterinootn came to ...

... lh Mr. AusTecN and Mr. HARDY appeared as counsel for the bill; Mr..Siegeanit WRANGFIAM and Mr. lINGHAse~ appeared onl behalf of a- the petitioner, Joseph Ingham; and Sr jinres and Mr. HILL lb on behalf of J. G. Paley and Thomas Paley, and Inhabitants ...

... learned that unforeseen csrcumstances at the eleventh hour had precluded the possibility of that gentleman's at- f tendance. Mr. Hardy, a highly srespectable school- l master of eating, was then called to the chair, and t briefly addressed the meeting, and' ...

... that unforeseen circumstances at the eleventh hour r had precluded tire possibility of that gentleman's at- f tendarrce. Mr. Hardy, a highly respectable school- master of Tooting, was theln called to the chair, and t briefly naddressed the mueeting, and ...