... Rear-Admiral T T Pasco's Statement is essentially correct. or y As the Victory was breaking the enemy's line, Sir In k Thomas Hardy remarkeod to the Immortal Hero who fell C of on that glorious day (alluding to the Redoubtable aed da 0s the Bucentauro)-- ...

... his application. - I bhve only further to remark, that some of Parker's S -tnts occasioned my communicating with Sir Thomas f- -Hardy, in 1816, who at once pointed out their striking r. discrepancies. 5 : - Iremain, Sir, You obedient servant,- a Tom Tounr ...

... New Inn Hall, Oxford, to be chap- lain to the Bishop of Gibraltar. CLERGYMEN MARRIED. Sept. 1, at Guernsey, the Rev. Thomas William Hardy, I Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, and Vicar of Shudy- camps, Cambridgeshire, to Harriet Amelia, youngest daughter ...

... posing that all-these men could have been employed. -(Hear, ?? the commission wbi h sat in 1840, Sir G orge Cockburn and Sir Thomas Hardy were members, and it was hardly possible to find men more devoted to the service. They stated that it would be incorrect ...

... Kirkby Charles Frewen IJohn Driscoll John Pothatm Thomas Hicks Thomas Gunter James Whitaker Joshua Huggon Thomas Holmes Chrisr. Barry -George Leat Henry Jenkins Arthur S. Charter Thomas Lovall Thomas Nicholson Jobhn Donnelly Patrick Ml'Iugh ...

... I| MR, THOMAS DUNCOMBE-SIR J. GRAHAM, fI THE IRISH PART'Y. lie to We alluded a few days ago, in general terms, to the itil startling fact, that a metropolitan member had actually ny So far sold himself to the Irish party, as to Undertake, at ng their ...

... -park gardens, j Notting-hill, dealer. BBNNXTT, Thomas, Oldbury, Worceetersbire, and West- broniwich, Staffordshire, ironmaEter. GBIETUITHl Thomas 'e nry, Lbowesmoor, Worcestershire, ce*1 d aler. HARDY, Joseph, Nottingham, millor. >CrARxF, Elizabeth, ...

... et, furrier. a RODnGajS, Edwin and Johu Frost, Walsall, grocers. r DavMs, Thomas, Abergavenny,I butcher. BLoXsoxsox, Mary Carolina, Chelteulsam, wine-merchant. CLAsitat, Thomas Turton, and WADE, James, Huddeis- 1 tield, woollen yarn manufacturers. SLATER ...

... 4th, Mr. T. Lnoker; thi, Mr. George Morris; 6th, Mr. W. Colicutt. Ditto Seedling-Mr. T. Looker and Mr. W. Collcutt Hardy Plants-ist,- Hardy ?? Plants-lst, Mr. 0 Grimbly; 2d, WV. W. Under- sMell, Esq. Calceotoriazs-1st, the Bishop of Oxford; 2d, Mr. John ...

... Little, Biri-miugham, tailor. Joseph alnd Thomas Stanford, Wednesbury Oak, Stafford- shire, Ivasher manufacturers. Joseph Frost, Derby, silk tirowster. Lionel Jholdswrortli, late of Quebec, rope and sail makier. Thomas Hledgeock, St. Helen's, 4ancashire, painter ...

... BEANS-1st, Mr. Thomas Cook. POTATOES (kidnev)-sst, Mr. W. Day; 2nd, Guy Thomson, asq. equal 3rd, C. Peers, Esq. and Thomas Ensworth, gsq. POT-ATOsES tcound}-sst, Guly Tsomson, E , 2nd, Mr. W. Day. . R~uaA -ssc, Ml. Sheriock~, Eeq.; and Mr. Thomas Et. Shnmpton; ...

... Class List oua M\onda;' last:= CLASS I. Hlenry Giles *Alucton, Domnyv, 3lagdalcn College. G~eorge Follett, 13.11iol College. Thomas Henlry .Jamles, Scholar, Exeter College. Waruner James Leo. Scholar, Tlunity ('ollegre. Edgar flutehinson Little, Schoelar ...