... Right Hon. Sir Nicolas Conyngliam Tindal, Knt., Lord Chief Justice oilher Aljesty's I ourt of Common Pleas, has appointed Thomas Yar ?? Daily, of Arundel, in the county of Sussex, Gent., and James Winter, of Norwich, Gent., to be two of the Perpetual ...

... C. Ef. Staith, vice Vernvn, pr-meted; 11. ?? Fitzhugh, vice Raynes, promoted; W. H. Moody, vice Mi man, pro. moted; W. N. Hardy, vice ILKeordy, pro-raoted; Jr-hn Lawrence BPltone, vice Lock, prn)erted; James Ruotlle Lrrgg, vice Gilbcrt, deceazed; G. H ...

... rTION BY THE DEAN OF CHRIST CHURCH.- We hear, on good authority, that the Dean of Christ Church, Oxford, has deprived the Rev. Thomas Edward Morris, M.A., student of Christ Church and tutor, of his tutorship in that college. Mr Morris is brother of the Mr ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ELECrO.' 7- NEWS. ?? I BRaoDeoD.-Should there be anr election of members of Parliament soon, it Is quite certain that Mr. Hardy would have no chance of being again returned. The free-traders have caused a very careful canvass of the electors of the borough ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Esq.,; H. Ashworth Esq„Turton; W. R. Greg, Esq.; the Mayor of Bordeaux - W. Hargreaves, Esq,, Milnthorpe; G. Thomas, Esq Bristol; C. Thomas, Esq., Bristol; W. Tottey, EsqVßristol; J. Molineux, Esq., Liverpool; W. Evans, Esq. T Woolley, Esq.; J.B.Smith ...

... Rawdon ; Mr J. Harvey, Mr R. Mather, Mr John Mather, Mr Thomas Mather, Mr Glynn Abbott, Holy- well; Mr W. Rathbone, Liverpool; Mr John Cheetham, Staleybridge; Mr Douglas Jerrold, Mr Thomas Thomas- son, Bolton; Mr W. A. Wilkinson, London, &c. The Chairman ...

... Tonbridge-place, New Kelit-road-lHenry Muller, tobacconist, Bedford-place, Csommercial-road, East - Thomas Gould, Staosdgate-street. Lambeth-Thomas Collingwood Ker, pasliltuentary ?? ?? Henry Lonk .d, egg-mer- chunt, Worcester-street, Union-street, ...