... Fecbruiary ticti lot Auguist 1035, antI of the lot and l7th Novemiber 1030, issitett antler the authority of govsroimoul by 'Thomas Williamson, Esq., revenue coial- -asisioner in the Deewar, granting certaiui exiemptionss from a-seas- 1.Moot to hand Cultivated ...

... Mr. Codson, .P., Sir A. Green, t r. Harett, Mr. Knight, Mrr Mehlett, Mr. Rowsell, Mir. s Stokes, and .Mr. Whliskiti. t Mr. HARDY, the actuary, having read the reports of the f previous meetings,6 Mr. CLAYTON, the chairman, rcad the report of the direc- ...

... an interest in the character of Sir Thomas Fremandle, that gentleman being one of his con- stituents; and, therefore, while he applauded the right hon. gentleman opposite, for doing justice, so far, to Sir a, Thomas Fremantle, he could not help thinking ...

... Siginifid to th Vcice-Chancellor that they have elected Mr. ChalesewS IDart, B.A., of Exeter, ol lege, to the former, and 3Mr. Thomas Henry Rhodie Shand, B.A., of Blraseniose College, to the latter scholar~ships. 'rTe Lusby Soholarship) at Magdalen flail ha~s ...

... the two first named were unanimously appointed. The Rev. Mr. ROBINSON nominated as his warden for St. James's church, ir. Thomas P. Slee; and Mr. Charles I. Cotton was unanimously elected as the parishioners' warden. The meeting then proceeded to fill ...

... Xniczanin have c Yfailed, it Ecemsr, to ?? having insisted the upon the dismissal of Thodorowicz, Count Albert Nugent, and Cola. Hardy and Boswicz from their ee e commands as an indispensable condition. In Trae- get sylvania neither Austrians nor Russians are ...

... M.D., formerly of Blackheath, where b had resided many years. and was much and deservedly esteem 3d, in his 75th year, Thomas Hardy, EsI., of Birksgate, I' Huddersfield, Yorkshire, a magistrate of the county. 6th, Mr John Wade, of the New Inn, Bradford ...

... Edwin Prodgers, Thomas Grrgery, Alex. E. Sketchley, I Honry Paleucr, William S. Rowe, Richard Harvey, John Jackson, Henry Mackerzie, J . S. M. Anderson, Joseph I Jaclson. W. P. Bily, Tssonas Cator, James N. Heard, F Thomas MNlls, Thomas Randolphl, J. W ...

... Massey, Lord W. Lennox, Lord Ward, Lord and Ladty Ashborton, Lord Arthur Lnnaox, the Right Hon. J. Gratit, the Right Hon. Thomas Baring, M.P., SirG. Car. roll, Lady and the Mivses Carroll, Sir R Howard, Bnrt., M.P. and Lady Hew ard, the Baron de Grrlache ...

... unfit to be at liberty, nobody would care what became of them. We believe them to have been in earnest-unscrupulous and fool-hardy aspirants as they are! and the man who is seriously so, is more pitiable than contemptible. We are among those who regret that ...

... (2), Pseloc, Po11,ul, ade' (2), Stephanson, S uoel, Spenceor Chuorchill (2), Sm1ith, Wai'stI, Cleric (2), Rloss, Law (2), Hardy 12), Nr~ra' (2), Ibits (2), Otway (2), E3. Vernon, Prued (2i, M.. Pasioly, Honvinans. Meale (2), Aui.(Jp, Say. moiir ?? Ri ...

... Macdonald, SI; A. M-H-ardy, Si ; Thomas Menzies, 79 t feet 11 inches.I In 1putting the heavy shoulder stone, 211b. wecight, atr svhich peatimne there were also s~ight competitors, the bestt throwers were, A. Me-Hardy, 32 It. 6Gin. ; T. Menzies, 32 feeta ...