... Mr. 9 mon, Hardy, replied at coansiderliblo length in justification tal, Ind great confuslion entiled in consequence of some b the questions put by Mr. Coancillor Backwith.-Mr. Smibh's re- motion was put and carried unanimously -Mr. Hardy of prntested ...

... certainly well earned thin quiet mad~um of public e'fcou h;ragemoint. Itis more than ever neoeed this ',ntitr-.now ,de that these hardy and honest fo tows haye to take it night jib butthl houhg h lil of these bitter sad M red wnynihs Evntesaltcontribution will ...

... has appointed John Cooke, of Abiug- don, in the county of Boers, Gent. ; John Thompson Brew- ster, of Nottingham, Gent.; Thomas Falconer Beilby, of bKingston-upon-Hell, Gent. ;and William Ormond, jun., Iof Abingden, in the county of Berks, Gent., to ...

... even- ing, *i Hawthorn's Band played several popular airs. On Monday last was launched from the iron shipbuilding yard of Mr Thomas. Toward, St. Peter's Quay, Newcastle, a large iron steam vessel, for a Liverpool house. The vessel, which had previously. ...

... admittance. Thlere- were present. Sir- Joun 'yrell, Bart., AI.P., Gseorge Round, Esq.. Thomas, Nunn, Esq., Carring. ton Nunn, Eslq., Mr. E. Normans, Mr. James Hardy, Mr. James Hardy, juan .Mr. 1). Sewvell, Mr. Jankes BaLrker, Mr. G. S. Sadler, Mir. (1. Hicks, ...

... K'iigbht, John Smith, E-q., Charles Wilson, Erq, MrI' W. Nice], the secretary 1o the Liverpool Mechanic's' In: b stitution, andl Thomas Urquhart, Erq., who each in torn u addresred the meeting. Thl drsss otin fgA valu-ribe suggestions, advice, and floppy il ...

... he speedily reduced. She is now in a fairway of recovery. SERIOuS ACCIDENT.-On Thursday week, as one of the servants of Mr. Thomas Stephenson, farmer, Broad- gate, near Beverley, was employed at a thrashing machine, his smock got entangled with the machinery ...

... buried one of blin them, namcedJohnClosve, unnderneath. When extricated, life was fostnd to be extitict. oute AtMr. Frdelrick Hardy Jewdim t of West ams, Esxi, i was acid ps sing throughl Whitecelhal-road, Lomidon, on Sluday last, a less woman jostled against ...

... -d Wcst tidia Rugitnoat-Arthu-r tichard Thontp- con. Gent. to be Entsgn without purchase, vice Hardy, promoted. * rivutat Caledlonian Rifle Regimtent-Thomas Tayler, Gendleman, to be Etsign Uy purchase, vice Blake pt'r muted. Co.tmtmtSsONSa sitzea bv tlie ...

... vice Kniglct, promoted. 3d West. India Reitcgcent-Arthu'r Rtichard Thcomcpson, GeciL, to be Encsignc, withniut pirebase, sice Hardy, procmoted. Royali Cacnadian ic fe1 Regicciect-Tlcoccas Taylor, Gout., to be Ensign, by pucrlchase, vice Blake, promcoted. ...

... Dr. Duncan, and the Misses Duncan; R. Affieck, Esq.; J. Boghurst, Esq.; F. Osborne, Esq., and Miss Osborne ; G. Hardy, Req., and Miss Hardy; the Misses Heywood, Miss Partridge, Miss Wright, Joseph Cooke, Esq., and the Misses Cooke; Miss Douglas, Miss Manning ...

... Septimus Large. King's Head, Duke-street, Thomas Kettle to Robert 'Boyce. White Swan, Little St. Andrew-street, -the assignee of Motdecai Henry Jones to Thomas Noland. Nag's Head, Nesv Compton street, William Page to Thomas Birch. Roebuck, Higm Holborn, Richard ...