... county, and having been seconded by Mr. Peplow, was carried unanimously. The fifty-seventh anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, and John Thelwall was celebrated, on Thursday evening, at Radley's Hotel, Bridge-street, Blackfriars ...

... M'Gregor, daughter of the late Sir J. Atholl Ballantyne M'Gregor, and maternal granddaughter of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Masterrnan Hardy. The Right Hon. James Stuart Wortley, M.P., is, we are happy to learn, recovered from his severe attack of illness ...

... desired me to get out and Had the inscription on the stone, which stands conspicuously over the grade of the well-known Thomas Hardy. This being done, he said, You seethe little chapel opposite ; go and look carefully at the house which stands there ...

... Barthothe site of Hyde Abbey, Winn plates which have been found ;g's name upon them, are in the V. Williams, the Vicar. fr. Thomas buffos Hardy, Deputy ords, London, has been commisint government to examine the of this city with a view to the of _them as are deemed ...

... HARDY'S LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MANITFACTORT, 44. HORNSIT SOLD. THIS ESTABLISHMENT tip wryly the OM twos ea& MOO% taws* glee all ea& Chime the Maio. HOST- TEETH WITHOUT P•IN.— SQUAL TO MATURE. A Tsai 4 IMO ems est are wk. MOW ...

... HARDY'S LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MANGE-AOTOILY, 44, THIS ESTABLISHWENT mistimes to rawly tits d eel with every talkie of &MAW ter slimes alit eashillty we get email sap aim !Mies sae barbel le Imes& the elides de* • the at Was ...

... GUILDIIALL. On Saturday Thomas Andrew Evans, a dealer in curiosities, was charged with assaulting Mr. Delane, barrister-at-law. On the previous afternoon Mr. Helene was leaving his office in Ser- , panne-inn, when the defendant ran up to him, and, producing ...

... home, no surprise was felt when Mr. Hardy was observed behind the table instead of the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Viscount Holmesdale formally introduced the deputation, immediately upon which Mr. Gathorne Hardy said — Before hearing the address that ...

... Robinson, Esq. I Joseph Carrington Ridgway, Esq. Edgar Pinchback Stringer, Esq. Anditors.—James Reeves, William Thomas Hooper, and William Hardy, Bankers.—The U E nion ra Bank of London. Burchell, Eec., 3, Broad Sanctuary, Westminster. Physician.—Wm. Brinton ...

... , Bloomsbury. THOMAS PLUMMER DUNN, ironmester, Maostog, Glamorganshire. WILLIAM HARGREAVES and WILLIAM SLATER, whitesmiths, Bradford, Yorkshire. GEORGE HARRIS, tailor, Woking, Surrey. JAMES SHERRY, shoemaker, Ponces'. JAMES KELITA HARDY, general agent ...

... purchase, vice Crawford, who retiree. ad West India Regiment—Ensign John Hardy, to be Lieutenant, without t urchase, vice Roberts. deceased. Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment—Lieutenant Thomas Charles Bunbury, from half.pay 54:h Fot, to be Lieutenant, vice Cox ...

... Welters Cornwall, Sir W. Curti*, Sir J. Russell Bailey, Admiral Sir Thomas Hastings, C.B , Mr. King King, M.P., Mr. Mildmay, I'., Colonel Clillord, M..P., Sir. Clive, M.P., and Mr. Hardy, M.P. Last year the number of stewards was only 26. The consent of ...