... and then succeed Sir John Louis. t In the meantime the Vice-Admiral remains at Devonport 1 Dockyard.-United Service Gazette. Thomas Moore.-The poet is in the enjoyment of good I health, physical and intellectual, at his cottage at Sloper- ton, takes his ...

... sources, on bcllli a ,f, or towards the said esbibitior a nur trusty and nell r beloved Peter le. Neve oster, Joseph Payne, and Thomas Wink- L worth, Esqrs. to be the treasurers forpayment of all executire expenses; and our ?? and well-beloved Henry Cole, Charles ...

... Boi le, from 15th Foot, to be Cap- tain,hy perchass. vice Oreswford, who lretires. 3d Wt est Indina Regiinent-Ensien Jlohn Hardy to be Lieu- tenant, without purchase, vies 1 oheres, deceased. Royal Canadian hifll Resiiuelit-Lieatenaon Thos. Chas. Bunbrly ...

... -_;I curroct, the Rerx. cit -- t ar ,cf ?? t:St-c' areblieritti, Church, I , tt 1 , cif' ti r;'tivi ti dlcuccter of c.he lare Thomas Ei pc Si:i:i -j1 izh. 5-no'A1U~ V~ - Seu rc, inhcurc~ c Sacitc! O ?? TX'tfn'gh, cl, tite -2d- curr. CnITorLES ?? -sutia' it- ...

... lady, the daughter of Dr Scott, who hald oftec heard her fther speak onthie subject totlhesameeffect. Thee vidence of Sir Thomas Hardy is brought tip to show that she is not . even Nelsoi's daughter; and that of Sir Harris Nicolas, to overthrow his conclisions ...

... on the 6th instant, Mrs. St'Lachlan; a d AthKoorisg;, Adelaide, tenth Ausiralia, on the 0thll August last, Mrs. 'he Andrew Thomas; a daughter. on, . .MARRIAGES. At 953 Hospital Street, en the 7th instant, lip the R1ev. J. W. Borland of tv Gillespie United ...

... Tarves. 5. John Robertson, Abernethy. Order of Mersit.-1. Adam Lind, Tarvoes; 2 Thomas Hunter, Abordeen; 3. Thonsas Andrew, Gvamrie; 4. Alexander M'Intyre; Kilnonivaig; 5. Thomas Annand, Kiiitore; 6. Alex. G. Carduo, Flwaseibargh; 7. Wim. Ross, Brechin. Speciat ...

... progressing ; the fisheries in the south and west are also extending, improviDn, and affording ernpioymnent to thousands of the hardy peasantry on the sea-coast, who are also assiduous in the manufac- ture of kelp. The experiment of making Galway a packet-station ...

... to Captain Fisher, Albyn Place ifires Grecehoiese lelaths-1, Arthur W'Hardy, Richmond-hill, 2, John Robertson Sio)qe Specirneio Greenkasuse Plaots-1, Jas Bowie; 2, Arthur | 'Hardy Roses, in Pots-1, Jas. Bowie; 2, Thos. Darling Cirnerarias-l, Arthur l ...

... the samne position as formmerly, the funnel and masts being partially visible above water; but, in the opinion of Captain Hardie, the commanders of the Admiral, if the swell of Thursday continued, the funnel would soon be washed -t away, and the w'reck ...

... y.attempted to cross the line, when he was ktnocied down by the engine. The poor fellow was c immediately conveyed to lt. Thomas's Hospital, where he shortly. expired from the severe injury he had received. ,, -Mwrosiag.Q inicke. e Death from Chloroform ...

... Kilcoy; Keith Stewart, of Seaforth; Ronaleyn Gordon Cumming (the lion-killer), Davidson, of Tulloch; Colonel Brandley, Mr. Hardy, and MIan (the artist). The sports commenced with archery, open to all England, Scotland, and Ire- land. The prizes will be ...