... 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 ...

... they could. Yorkshire, Northum- berland, and the lowland counties of Scotland fur- c nished the chief immigrants. It was a hardy race-i and, like the Danish invasion of England, 7 strengthened the native stock of the population. These men came to Manchester-to ...

... -qulte- InsensIble,, being [I dreadfullyscalded th-e two- Johesorts and Cartwright were also in a similar state. Mvasrk, Hardy and Hunt, surgeons, a i ?? hei exrtins o rnde evry iibut, we d- gescryt sa, tieyereto itte prpoe. he nforta. ~ ~aq ma, ~ae ...

... in his boots and yh r wurs vrmch generally escured him aD invitation. But even this pleasant expedieot, continues Mr. Hardi- a man, the historian, who relates the circumstance, is nos o of so vall, so far have we departed from the good Old cus- F ...

... usefulness by affording e'very opportunity and every tc Dotting for rendering it available as a place of instruc- a tion. It coil hardy ho a matter of doubt but that this is a ve sure and effectual made ci promooting the interests of the ,, hospital Wetsl. Year ...

... :on the same fl)or, in malking hies e'ape,was terribly burned, and was obliged to be removed to the hospital. A man -named Thomas Heather, iivieg at the corer of the atrest, was awi ke by hearing violent screams proceeding from the back of hi% house. He ...

... lirinshi soveromeet, but also to pemt oo njsieiltabt ?? be c mfeona ilieran tha Inultwasdemattl ~m n ty posaoby;7aptsan Leo Hardy, otbtship, he declined, in the inset positie manner, to g ive sastle- fictory snewer. or to cane. reparstion to be nade by ...

... mshuted egainilsee readingof thisbilL AgUonby, HL A. nardT. B Tenion, . IL Armstr, Sir A. Loce, Josep Tho:ruey. Thomas BUS, ?? T. A. Wakk7, Thomas Qg, H. F. O C IL Wawn, 4.. Crawiors W. 8 - 'Jamgues WffioiBtxle ,Heywoed, Jamee Eo1LWilim WAl, &rtdg Heyw0 LJw ...

... very straight in the back, and have heavy pot-bellied a carcasses, indicating slow-feeding qualities and much 1, offal; their hardy constitution being one of their chief recommendations. But that hardihood does not seem eto imply a vigorous appetite; for ...

... Statheam, W. Dabnbuy v. Remp, J. Hawkins Y. Porter, T. Jonesv. Parkisson, F. K. Wednesda October 9. Rodway v. Liarkin, B, Thomas v. Hopkins, G. L. Breey V. Ell, J. Toomer v. Sibley, W. Allen v. Crisp, C. B. Lambv. Cooper, S. Wolff v. Shackel. B. Waltonv ...

... boet was there- proeoe forns delayed a~t St. Thomas until. the Trent arrived at the ?? latter, place; ad as that Barba held lte'#pae and as tha Bahaoesw steamer feathe one that th~roui will b,711'u1 t St. Thomas tlhe b.4saursr. malls for the a isig Tay, ...

... nothing to show but 1,3001., the amount for which he sold his ship on I his return. In 1839 he experimented before Sir l THomAS HARDY and Sir R. KEATS, and that cost him 1,7001. In 1840 he was going to experimentalize again before Sir ROBERT STOPFORD, but ...