... comforts of its pcprr Se~or., is also ethiargly observable. Tho groat bulk tf our firuming ponll'riot', howv'ver, w2o are hardy, fruLgal, plain. *ig Dg pe.; I ronad have you to bear iD mind, ;I no asepire to snuo pleasant home conveniences as those os ...

... Taylrrr WVrsen, atf SkInner-strEet, Snow-trill, Ciry, epoelcl~ warehousarnan, February 4-WVillliorr E!roorric and William Hardy, it of Oxfrrrd-street, drapers, Februrary 7- John Plegruta, of 1, Ro-abc V tet ot Briatoir, Surrey, carpernter. Febrrrairy ...

... Ashton-under-Lyne-Mr. James Walker, Wellington and Blocher Inn. Bradford-Messrs. John Wade, New Inn, and Thomas Barber, Manor House Inn. Stockport-Mr. Thomas Morley, Nelson Inva. Macclesfield-Messrs. Henry L. Shore, Bull's'Head, and William May, Unicorn Inn ...

... fellow countrymen in seeking a redress of our commoi wrongs [loud cheers]. Never-never [loud cheers!. it wse moved by the R6v. THOMAS M'NALLY, seconded by Mr. M'MAHON, and carried ?? in this ralarming crisis of our national church we are tho. roughly of opinion ...

... candidate tor ltradford, has this weeak :en or . visit in that town, and his appearance has Bee raiy coeollese the belief that Mr. Hardy is about to 5 5M:t qe hilerl llndreds- It is stwid, howiever, '.bat the Tories the presetice of 3tr. Wilberforce is *o.edlre ...

... Suirdale, 'who retires, Jan. 24; Ensigs; R. Reid, to be Lientenaont, by purchlase, vice Hussey, veho retires, Jan. 24; F. A. Hardy, Gent., to be Ensign by purchase, vice Latouche, Jan. 24; Gentleman Cadet W. Cooker, lrom the Royal Miilitary College, to be ...

... ?? Judges' Chambers, (n Monday, an application, which was made on Saturday, todischarge John Williams, John Poynter, John Hardi ng, and William Sillitoe alias Salmon, four of the pitmen who had been brought up in custody from Staf- ford gaol, upon a writ ...

... allant friend, Sir Thlomas Hardy, requesiting hint to apply to Cte Adatiraity to nanie a cootmiasion of two or thriee officers anti engineers, to confer respecting ithe constructionl of steanm-vessels. liut Sir Thomas Hardy said .to hint, It is of nto ...

... lor Sty time (rieads of the late Dr. Arnold i-, ,een fo. somne time in the Chapel at Iugby. 'it wvas vsevated by Air. John Thomas, in Coen stone; the is recumnbent, under a rich Gothic canopy, and has rtoen so much satis'action to the commrittee that they ...

... from the 3d Foot, vict SMIstirdo, pro. noted;: Lieuutienat Thomas George Sloater, from the 3d Foot, vice C~ollvtori, appoieteid to thle 77th Foot. 51it Foot-Lieutenant aind Adjutant Chasrles Thomas Bentley,' tru ts Roal aiidla StllsRogmen, t b Adjuatnt and ...

... of the use of steam vessels its war. He (Lord John Russell) remembered havitig frequent conversations with the late Sir Thomas Hardy upon this subject; and he re- membered, too, the view which that gallant admiral took of the use to be made of stetm-vessels ...

... S)vanson, from Shields for Bownes, and a sloop, were in contact near Leith, March 27th, and both sunk; crew of the former ?? Thomas Parker, of and for Dublin, from Whilelhaven, went on shore near Strannaer, March 30th;- but had not received much ?? Marys: ...