... Horatio may ever have had upon us. Another says, Sir Thomas Hardy thought Horatla was not Nelsons daughteer True, Sir Thomas did, and equally true it is, that Sir Harris ice0. las disposes of Sir Thomas's doubts; but what was Nelson's own belief? There are ...

... End Committee, meet on Weulneaday, at twelve h o'elock: Tomlineon, Fisher, John Yamworth, h. Greg- b eon. B:aithwaite Poole, Thomas Rlvde t' James Smith, ai -J. Fleming, R. R-nkin, and J. Carmichael. Inland h Carsi ge Committee, meet on Fridav, at half-past ...

... home from sickness,'and was under the care of Mr. Hardy. Towards the end of the week it was ?? thiat. the deceased waslabouraing under a fever and a Viderangedhistate of mind. OSturduy forenoon, Mr. Hardy -visited hispatient, and found him to be in such ...

... Norton-cum-Twycross, Leicestrsit te i an The Rev. Samuel Tennysonliosq tr the Chittlesford, Suflblk. o ' t° thlorv the The Rev. Thomas Yard,, to the Rect tbe Rutlandshire. oly Of &hr l for The Rev. James Dewing, to the Re1clor of i ;hed Devon. ectoyo ) by The ...

... sessors for Newcastle--St Nicholas' Wasd-John Tur- ner, High Bridge, printer; Robert Munro Allan, Dean Street, ?? John's W17ord-Thomas iFairwesther, Westgate Street, schoolmaster; James k odgson, Wesegate Street, ?? Saints IVest Ward-George Bustin, Sandhild ...

... Rtookes from the diocese of Exeter. 'rhe time allowed for thoeappeal having now gone by, the bishop lids institnted. tile 11ev. Thomas Rutleer- ford Dickinson, MIA., to the rectoryi of Nyelott Rowland, which the R1ev. Mr. Rtookee held. 'Viee returns of the ...

... Vincent, and two additional witnesses, viz.- T. Hardy and I. Hode a little deaf Rinsd dumb bsy, were called by the father, and they distinctly and firmly swore to Brake being the party who knocked down the boy. Hardy said _lJus,. lknock.the Iad-Ldown as they ...

... e T'hAwrSER or LibuiNsEs.-Angtl and Crownj Heddon- street, Charles Chedzoy to William Thomas Davies; Feathers, King-street, St Jarues, Henry Lock to Nathaniel Hardy. Luke's Head, Little Pulteney-street, Henry Hunt to Henry Tuitier; ST. TM.ARYLEBONE, MAnCii ...

... Friday, to consider the aubject of establishing a central school, for the children of the various unions of this district. Mr Thomas Ridley proposed, anld Mr -W. Auderson seconded, a resolution condemnatory of the eeasure, as it would entail addi- Stinal ...

... Robinson, the chairman of Lloyd'-. is said to have sent in his resignation of that office, on account of0ii. health, and Mr. Thomas Baring, at the request of Ile committee, has consented to become his successor. Or Wednesdayat the court of Inland Revenue ...

... Coldstream Guards, Adjutant ia Brigade waiticg. i The following noblemen and gentlemen had the honour of a being presented: ir Thomas Ncville Abdy, Bart., DP.r, on being created (c Lieutenant Claude Alexander, on appointment to the C IGrenadler Guards, by ...

... John Paking- ttle tonl, Mir. W. Beckett, Mir. Denigon, Mr. Greene, Mr. Card. T-well, Mr. Roundell Palmer, Mr. S. Walpole, Sir Thomas A cland, Mr. Wilson Patton, Mir. H. A. Herbert, the Right Ple- Hoic. Sir George Clerk, Sir Robert Inglis, Mr. IV. Mornsell ...