... ProVOst, ¼ deceased. e, I The nieetibg termitated with the usual vote of thatnks to ?? ?? B\};:ANKRUPTS. es Siineon'ardyand Thomas Hardy, both of Albert-quay, @i ii't1 thcity of-imir merchants, dealers and chapmen, to ?? s ldet on Ttseedtt .the 22d of March ...

... the rank of ensign unattached, eubjeot to tho approval of the Right BEn. the crectary of State fir India-Colour Sergeant Thomas Hardy, let European Bengal Fusiliore Qiartermaster Sergeant R chard Riothardson, 2d European Bengal Fual. liers: Staff Sergeant ...

... Fileate Denia KirwEau Captain Wisdom captain Colthurat P. X'Evoy Gartian Richard M. Carden Leonard Dobbin Sylvester Bait Thomas Hardy John LaTouche Wm. S. Fiench Anthony Lefroy Wm. B. Wade Colonel Knox Gore Wm. Donnelly Lord Talbot Richard Challoner John ...

... he says grew on deep l crofring ground with a clay sabsoil, succeeding wheat. The che seconi prize waiv gie'n to Mr. Thomas Hardy, Tandragec, Lin acounty Arrnagh, wlho grew his flax oni a 1 light sandy soil, larr .1 with a clay subsoil, wheat stubbles ...

... treacherous animal. ' I M.I S. SEDuroN.-In the Sheriff's Court, at Nottingbam, on Thursday, an action was brought by Mr. Thomas Hardy, some time since an extensive butcher in that town, against Herbert Morgan, a captain in the First Royal Dragoons, for ...

... Edward Fox, William PerSr' Blaring, Alex H Freeland, H PeSiS Baring, Thomas 0 0%vftlMajor PlknonJae Bass, Miohael Gibson, Thomaes PInny oo Baiter, Wm Gilpin', Charles Polrrqht Barley, Thomas Glyn. George G Ponsonby, A Seaminish Franola Greene, John Pentman ...

... Donnelly, Thomas Hutton, Captain Lindsay, Dr. Kirkpatrick, Joseph Kincaid, Thomas R, Hardy, Charles Doyne, Acheson Lyle, Hon. Charles J. Trencb, Thomas Grog, Anthony Lefroy, Thomas Skilling, Wm. Owen, James Perrin, A. F. Nugent, Philip Reade ...

... Ca- Elamilton, Geo A, EAq, UP.; Isanmilton, Erederick F, Eeq lHamilton; Charlea W, Eaq; Hamilton, Jameei H, Esq, . MlP; Hardy, Thomas R. Ezq; Hodson, Sir George, Bart; f 1Holmes, Robert, E-q; Hutton, Thomes, leq*; Kennedy, a. Tristram, Esq. 3 P ; Kirkpatrick ...

... eid not act singly, as Mr. Hardy was recommended to the Liberal voters of the ward by twelve other Catholic gen- tlemen in the city. The only argament used againat Mr. Hardy, and since reiterated by Mr. Reynolds, was, Mr. Hardy's connexion with the Priests' ...

... without notice. Mr. Law zeminded the board that Mr. Hardy had been. summoned to answer this question. Several Guardians-We got no notice of it. The Chairman-What do you requirej Mr. Hardy ? Mr. Hardy-I require theachoolmistreeses to be brought in. r The ...

... casl-Cjrdtoatte, Burtcbael, Somerset B, A B. First Prize ?? Seon. d Prizes-Joy, Ws. sob; Chain. bg GiJoD soh. Third Prizeei-Tracey Thomae, soh; Camp be. GeorgO, scb; Pope, T Go~dfrey- Spanisb.-Firet Prize ?? second Prize-Borichael, Somnerset B, A B. lebrew ?? ...

... Wisdom, ?? Mecars. Thorpe, Long, Archbold, Hyndman, Arkins, Reilly, Bslly, Roper, Cosgrave, Mallett, Carolin, Burke, Studdert, Hardy, r, Nugent, Austin, Law, Flanagan. . - ~~STATE OF THER HOUSE. I Paupers admitted daring the week, 103; discharged, 129; ; died ...