... others by nomination. The Rerds. Dr. Hannah, Thomas Jackson, J. Scott, 0. Prest, S. Hale nominated several ministers, and spoke to their res* pectire claims. The following are the results of the elections Thomas Taaey, nomination, instead of W. Allen, (0) ...

... gave the fatal blow to the man who shot Lord Nelson, and this fact shortly after the action confirmed by his Captain, Sir Thomas Hardy, who sent for him into the ward-room and in the presence of the officers congratulated him upon having avenged the death ...

... waa Interview with Bine William, and lb* Ito •kemmtmtt, A rorrespvudeucu lank pfaaa totWucu oir Nlchard Rcotee and dir Thomas Hardy; aadttoo foU lovod the repMftol bis Msfosty’sCsunuisaisrisfs appointed t« toesllgate examine tto lav.ntlena end dlscovvrW ...

... of the writer. Affray with Poachers near Nottingham. At the Shire Hall, Nottingham, on Saturday last, five men, named Thomas Hardy, John Haßani, John Draycott, Samuel Potter, and Wra. Hallam, were charged before the county magistrates with being found ...

... daughter of the late Sir John Atholl Murray MacGregor, Bart, (by Mary Charlotte, daughter of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., G.C.8.), was solemnized in Westminster Abbey on Tuesday last. The ceremony took place immediately after morning ...

... and in the handwriting of Amqar, thp, deceased. They were:—“ Friday afternoon, past one. Edward Armstrong, Thomas Gledston, John Hardy, Thomas Bell and others took extremely, ill. We also had a prayer meeting at a quarter to two, when Tibbs, Henry Sharp ...

... lasted. But see, Mr. Gathorae Hardy has sprung to his feet to drive back the assailant, and, if possible, to mend the Conservative works, which have been so frightfully damaged. But will he do it ? That is to be doubted. Mr. Hardy is a wonderful speaker. In ...

... NEW ST. THOMAS’S HOSPITAL. LAYING OF THE FOUNDATION STONE BY THE QUEEN. On Wednesday morning Her Majesty, accompanied by their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princes of Wales, and the chief members of the Royal family London, laid in State the found ...

... Witness found the cornet in the house of Thomas Jennings, at Shefford, where Smith had exchanged it for another, receiving 7s. toboot.” The officer asked for a remand. Smith said he was guilty, but Hardy was innocent. Hardy stated that he merely accompanied ...

... instituted at the desire of the learned Judges and the Attorney-General, there appears to Mr. Hardy to be good reason to believe tnat the defennee made by Thomas Maguire was true, and he has therefore been recommended to Her Majesty for an unconditional ...

... request by Ivory and under a promise from Hardy to find a for them till Ivory could dispose them. Inependent witnesses corroborated the story of the accomplice in manv particulars, and it was proved that Hardy had sold some the pheasants in question to ...

... KET.TKF OP THE POOR IN LONDON. Mr. Gathorne Hardy brought in a bill relating to the administration of the poor-law in London. TRADES’ UNIONS. Mr. Walpole brought in his bill to compel the attendance of witnesses before the proposed commission in relation ...