... monument which is being erected on Blagdon Hill,'in commemoration of that illustrious naval hero, the late Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart., G.C.8., presents now a picturesque, striking, and novel object. The work progresses towards its destined height ...

... Christoplier litz-imroln, Thomas Ball, D. J. Wilsont, Pierce J. Blake, E Charles Wtit. Hamilton, Tlhm'oas Hutton, WVm. Donnelly, Pierce Maloity, Richard Bourke, and Conynrgharn Ellis, I`sqrs, s A letter was read from Thomas R. Hardy, Esq., suggest- t ing ...

... Itart., hIon. Edward Lawless, Tilol. c. J1. Teu,71, Sir Robert Katie, Augzustus Stafford l)'Brieir, ?? OIlirles Donyle, Thomas RI. Hardy, .1. D). 11,iscal, Chock's Rloper, George itoe, William Jarrcs Armstirong, Josepli Killcald, 1 eaieny Rlyan, J. B. Bankhsewd ...

... suit of Thomas Gray ; George Rutherford, C at the suit of Samuel Reynolds- William Cunningham Burton, at the suit of Charles Curlewis; J. R. Udney, at ti ?? Roberts; the Rev. James Houghton ri Money Kyrle, cleri, 'at the suit of WY. Thompson ; Thomas b Harris ...

... Chardpionl of Libour, wag given in the large room of the Crown and Anchor, Strand. About 400 persons sat down to tea and coffee. Thomas Wak- ley, Esq-, M.P., presided, having on his right the guest of the evening, and on his left Mr. Christie, M.P. At the principal ...

... slater, London-roac- Henry Shaldero, commnercial.traveller, Albion-street, Wandsworth-ooad -Samuel Brooks, shoemakers, Bristol-Thomas Williamson Parratt, engraver, Bradford,' Yorkshire-John Pickles, hairdresser, Bradford, Yorkshire-Bentham Simpson, provision ...

... strangers to cach other, and not labouring under any suspicion of collusion with the accused or each other, —he must be a hardy magistrate who acts on the assertions of the police, and rejects those of the independant and unprofessional witnesses. He ...

... the service the niode of worling eng-ines rn the expansive principle. James, Lieutenant Thomas, to command the Express hrig, vieo 1-lerriek. Le Hardy, Cini(onder Thomas P., to command the Fan- tome sloop, vice Niolson, pIromoted; wias wouilded and pronmoted ...

... V. Mackesy, W. Anderson, F. Hopkins, W. Malam, J. A.Weir.' Second Rank: R. B. Carmichael, S. Johnson, W. Fetherstone, E. Hardy, W. Hopkins, H. Guinness, T. Wheeier, W. R. Stephens, E. Carroll, L. Reichardt, T. Jordan, J. Hewitt, A. Dawson, G. A. Crawford ...

... Foot-Captain Augustus J. W. Northey, from the S1st Foot, to be Captain, vice Farmer, who exchanges, September S. 51st Foot-Captain Thomas MrLean Farmer, from the 41st Poot, to 'be Captain, vice Northey, who exchanges, September 8. 67th Foot-Ensign William D'Arcy ...

... of Fortifications, Sir John Fox Burgoyne, ?? who came purposely to witness the evolutions; and there were also present Sir Thomas Willshire, Bart., Commandant of the Garrison ; Colonel Weare, K.H., of the Provisional Battalion: Major of Bri- gade, Captain ...

... be Captain, by purchase, vice Euhicke, who retires, May 8; Ensign WV. Hardy, to be Lierstenant, by purchase, vice Wombwell; B. Nevilie, Gent., to be Ensign, by pur- chase, vice Hardy, May 8. 49th Foat-Lieutenant D. M'Adarn, to be Captain, by purchase, ...