... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... information o an we can give ?? Hawvley: We have no lisle 4 lating se far back.-P. A. 1!, R. B., C. E., a YoungIPri id, T. Hardy, Mary Saaith, J. P. Landrop: No neas atpe sent. ADVANTAGES OF ILLINOIS FOR EMEGM ITS. The southern part of this state was first ...

... -COUELTMARTIAL AT PORTSMOUTH. a -A curt-hdratis assembled oan Tuesday morning, on h board the Victory, at nine o'clock, to try Mr. Thomas Coutte, boatswain of the Blenheim, on a charge of drunkenness while on duty on board the B irkenhead, h employed in the conveyance ...

... ers and their work- people. The Rev. Dr. Burnet, the vicar, presided, and was surrounded by Joshua Pollard, Esq., Charles Hardy, Esq., Charles Walker, Esq., and a number of other gentlemen connected with Mr. Oastler and the old agitators on this question ...

... forgotten that i ?? though he be -is somewhat given to extremes, both social and politi- cal. Might is too often right with his hardy eonls; and the peace and property of the well-disposed portion of the comhmunity are occasionally placed at tte disposal of ...

... injured, but nothing fatal was apprehended. The female, how- ever, seemed to have been dreadfully hurt. Upon in- quiring at St. Thomas's hospital, it was ascertained that another woman had been conveyed to that institution, who had been thrown down and trampled ...

... OFFICE, Aunust 18. Royal Artillery-First Lieut H. B. Smyth to be seconm capt, v. Allen, retired upon half-Wy! Second Lieut. C Hardy to be first lieut v. Smyth. WAR-OFFICE, AUGUST 22, 1851. The commissions of the following gentlement are datei August 22, 1851 ...

... even- ing, the Ist of June, Mr. Hardy, the government com- missioner, arrived at the Sumiaerhill Creek, Bathurst, whilst a party of mounted police encamped at Swallow Creek, and followed to the diggings on Monday. Mr Hardy, with much good judgment, did ...

... Pocklington, from the Royal Military College, to be ens, without pur, v. Suckling. 26th F-Eens W. Mosse,. to be lieut by pur, v. Thomas, who retires. 475t1 F-Ens J. A. Lowry, to be lieut, by pur, v. Per- ceval, who retires. 49th F-Lieutn C. Adams to be rapt ...

... it, was one of the gravept im- ortance.d There would come two persons before them pcharged with the murder of the late Mr. Thomas Bate ?? lordship having detailed the circumstances of this most abominable murder, proceeded as follows in i Whether the ...

... itself to call a general meeting of florists, and clear themselves of the charges brought against. these by the Chronicle. HARDY PERENNIALS,-The culture of these interesting plants is exesedingly simple. They are ail propagated by parting the rests, and ...