... the antiquary- Stothard and Blake, the painters; Thomas Hardy end John Horne Tooke the reformers; David Nasmith the founder Ot city misnions; the Rev. Joseph kughes, founderof the Bible Society; Dr. Thomas Gooawin; the Rev. Daniel Neal, historian of the ...

... ASPINALL, BOROUOR CORONER, On the body of a boy ?? which was found on Saturday ast by a labourer named Thomas Hardy floating in the HuskifAson bock. Hardy called a police-offbcer, who took the body to the dead-house, It appearcdl to be thebobdyof a, boy about ...

... about g midnhght, In the game preserves of Mr. Sherwin, at Bramoote, and commenced beating for game. Their I names were Thomas Hardy, Henry Martin, John Hallam, John Harrison, and Samuel Petter. They were observed by two of Mr. Sherwin's keepers- Edward ...

... handwriting of Amour, the de- ceased. They were- FRIDAY ArTERrxl oN, HALF-PAST OmN.-Ed t wvard Armstrong, Thomas Gledstone, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others looked extremely ill. We also had a prayer meeting at a quarter to two, when Tubbs, Henry ...

... Straithanirn, Right Hon. Gathorne Hardy, Right Hon. Sir J. PFkington, Right Hon. Sir Stafford Northcote the lion. Eliot Yorke, Right Hon. the Lord Mlayor, Right Hon. the Chancellor of the Ex- cheqluer, Right HEon, Sir Thomas Fremantle, Right Ifon. Sir B. ...

... by the death of Sir Charles hut Phipps is to be filled jointly by General Grey and tioi Si Thomas Biddulph. Major Sir John Cow-ell is rail to succeed Sir Thomas Biddulph as master of her I Majesty's household. qu( The telegraph has lately been extended ...

... >ion at time the assault was alleged to have boon committed. The prisoner was teub for trial. The Cass Stealing Block Tin.—Thomas Brown, the young man remanded on til* charge of stealing a quantity of block tin from Windsor Foundry and Ironworks under ...

... Mr. BRuOR agreed with the objection raieed by Mr. Hardy, and thought the bill In Its present shape was impracticable. Mr. IRLn also expressed hie concurrence In the view taken of the matter by Mr. Hardy. Mr. W. P. FonesTi advised' Mr. Wyld to make a saorifloe ...

... late Lord Breugham being a bachelor is evidently a mistake. is-'lordship was married in l819 to Mary Anne, daughtor of Mr. Thomas Eden, deputy enditor of Greenwich Hospital, by whom he had an only daughter, who died young, November 80, 1819. Ac41uRI ? ...

... people. On the motion of thc ?? and Dr. Jobson, it was unanio-lisly adopte(l. A very interesting communication from the Rev. Thomas Jackson was read to the conference by tho secretary. This venerable minister, unable to attend the conference, affectionately ...

... cornet, without purchase, and adoItant. in succession to Lieutenant Jennings, pro- moted: Nov. 7.-lftb Hussars: Sergeant-Major Thoma Miller, from a cavalry depOt, to be riding mneter. vice Joseph Raiker, who retires upon half-pay; Nov. T.- Royal Artillery: ...

... Kirkpatrick, Mr. ?? 0. Higgins, Mr. G. B. Crow, Dr. D. 0. Thomas, Mr. 0. W. Weishssar, Mr. HI. Morrison, Mr. D. J. Levey, Mr. A. H. Caughey, Mr, A. E. Brown, Mr. J. A Gibbs, Mr. Oharles Gibbs, Mr. Thomas Bole, Mrs. Sherman, Rev. Dr. Irwin, Master Irwin, Mr ...