... go home after having beeu caught in a storm, aud occasionally not to change your clotlies. have seen friends who, in the hardiness of youthful strength, have said, I do not care for being wet. will uot change. have ! seen men of that sort dead and buried ...

... nod Mrs. Kitts' Harman, Mist C. O. John* - r . stone | S.r J,n, Armnl'y .. . 3. It p *J (-cn. Thomas King . a. /. - apt. Auiyott Lavtdtmn Lt^ipr (apt. Hardy, Miss It. Ar-) . milage /'*• iten Crticeni Dr. and Mrs. Freeman .. 7. Pittrillt Lawn Dr. Theodore ...

... or Richardson and Co. 3. JOSEPH RAYMOND KING, Bath, druggist. Jan. 5, Court of Bankruptcy, Bristo!. Att. Mansford, Bath. N HARDY Wakefiela, dyers. Bankruptcy Annulled.—JOSEPH CRAVEN and TUESDAY’S GAZETTE. GEORGE BARTLETT, Wellington-stree! t, Goswell street ...

... Election Bradford. —It is intimated by our Bradford contemporary that Mr. Hardy is likely to resign his seat, owing his late serious attack of illnesi, and that his son, Mr. Gathorn Hardy, will probably be a candidate for the vacant seat.— Leeds Mercury. Welsh ...

... acknowledgment of money injuries committed received the five players towards mendinge of the windows” 10s In 1648 “ Pd to Thomas Wilshire for digging before the tower to hinder the fives playing” Is 6d from item in 1657 we learn that they were called ...

... and of Boron to as Earldom. Owe eldest son of Peer, Lord hr ailed to dot Uwe Henn daily his haloes ad plated skis Raney. Thomas another Pesos ht the 1n eimilarl sheeted: Earl Mend woof the llsentio , the Earl diem Of the when swore of POWS whets, ...

... Lady Loui*a Fitzmaunce, only daughter «.f me Marqm* yt Lantdownt, and the Hon. Janie Howard, brother to Lord Andover. Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, Bart., is dangerously ill at bis seat m Norfolk. The House of Commons. —A great many workmen are employed in ...

... contributed I'-O guineas to the fund raising for the erection of the Marj lebone and Paddington Hospital. A deputation from St. Thomas's Hospital had an audience of Prince Albert Friday, at Windsor, and presented, according ancient custom, the Green Start the ...

... and Mr;. >ulay, Miss Yeatman, Mr. M. Yeatman, Miss Serrell, Miss Clutterbuck, Mr. Wynne, Mr. West, Rev. H. D. Simpson, Mr. Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Quantock and party, Mrs. Wyndham, C. YVyndham, Esq., and party, Mr., Mrs., and the Miss Husseys, J. S. W. S. ...

... Herriard,at which upwards persons, comprising the cliic of the neighbourhood, were present. The company consisted of Sir Thomas and Lady Miller, the Misses Miller, and Mr. C. Miller, Sir H. Austen, Mr. and Airs. Fox Fitzgerald, Henry Halcey, Esq., Mrs ...

... John Cooper, Thomas Andrews, George Toop, Thomas Stone, James Furnell, Jac.b Slott, John Sainsbury, Job Merse. Sit weeks: Sarah Nash. Grace Collier. 21 diys: John Stone. 14 days: Henry Gough, Hannah Morham, Mary Coombs, and Mary Ana Hardiness'.. Harriet ...

... DEVON'PORT, &c. Cnptrin Sir William Symonds, surveyor of the nasy, arrived here on an official visit Fi iday last. Commander Thomas Burwood, R. N., of Cobourg-street, Plymouth has been granted the Out-Pension of Greenwich. The Fly, 18, surveying-vessel, ...