... posing that all-these men could have been employed. -(Hear, ?? the commission wbi h sat in 1840, Sir G orge Cockburn and Sir Thomas Hardy were members, and it was hardly possible to find men more devoted to the service. They stated that it would be incorrect ...

... -park gardens, j Notting-hill, dealer. BBNNXTT, Thomas, Oldbury, Worceetersbire, and West- broniwich, Staffordshire, ironmaEter. GBIETUITHl Thomas 'e nry, Lbowesmoor, Worcestershire, ce*1 d aler. HARDY, Joseph, Nottingham, millor. >CrARxF, Elizabeth, ...

... chan ler.I TirOMSON, Ralph H~ardie, Liverpool, com scion Io 5James, Liverpool. GrrSOIrT, Thomas, Manchester, shirt front l ann. Pfacturer. BRIDGE, Richard, Chatterton, and elsewhere, Lan- cashire, cotton spinner. WIsIxusoee, Thomas James, Manchester, surges ...

... for da S. Jlames Donnelly, for begging in Portsmouth yester- day, was sentenced to 14 daya' imprisonment with hard labour. Thomas .Ford and John Varney, labourers, were each the convicted of hovering about Her MaJesty's ship LImpe- CoiJ rifezue, lying ...

... Viscount Goderichl, Mr. Greenall, Mr. Thomas Greene, Mr. Gregson, Mr. Grenfell, Mr. Grogan, Lord Robert Grosvenor, Earl Grosvenor, Mr. Gurney, Mr. Gwyn, General Ball, night Hon. R. C. M. Hamilton, I Mir. Hardy, Sir W. H-ablcote, Mr. H. A. Herbert, Mr ...

... The R|ev. Charles. Hardy, Vicar r 17.-- occupied the chair' supported ont the C right by the' ted, 0; Hon. Ralph Dutto f ad on the left by the Rev. `d, 78; ThoV. f. . Tayl a ?? oH ed Thomas viriae red or Ittq., George o. Pte neq Thomas gaeE& ?? Joshua a ...

... proposer of Mir. Andrews having withdrawn the oban I nomination of that gentleman, Mr. Brodie AM'Ghie whil WilM~lcox and Mrt. Thomas Matthias Weguelitt were do- favo ll dlared duly elected for the Borough cf Southampton. )n 26th ,as 'The late members for ...

... Attwood, 1,000.1,;. coy the Earl Cadogan, 500.1.; the Earl of Dartmouth, Aefif 500.1.; the Marquis of Exeter, 200/. Mr. G. Hardy, le 200.1.; and a large number ofother subscriptions have lee been ollered. It is understood that the operations Of Dc the ...

... Arabin. REq. A. S. .Os. ;iRlliptt, Esq., Capt. Thelluson, 3. E. W. Rolls, E1sq., A. in s. to Maclean, Esq., Charles Dean, Esq., Thomas Gordon, of Esq 4 A. Talbot, REq., P. Peel, Esq., E. 3. Smith, Esq., rhite R.H . Cox, Bagq., S. E. Megan), Esq., Capt. Jefferys ...

... -head, face, and arms-more iiijured, if -possible, than lats Dean. On Monday John Arnold was brought.hefor'e B. poel t M. Hardy, Esq., at the Drummsond Arms, Ilythe, beet charged with shooting at Jumtas Dean, with intent to murder him. The only evidence ...

... hemp palm of China rig sasyania ereeta, a new etove plant with purple -nowers die athe iry haadsoine pamipas grass; some good hardy eot thododendrons and azaleas; and specimens of a very' jur useful fabric for shading g-raeniosvses. called Sblwv, Isen Tiffany ...

... -AW. Shepherd, aged eight, and Josii;ph Filmore, aged twelve years, were charged with -stealing a drag-net, the property of Thomas Shepherd, from the lilidams, at Fishbourne. In con- sideration of their ag% and the circumstances of the pt. 30. elder boy ...