... SUDDEN DEATH. Thomas Hardy, who went to bed at 11 last night, was bland dead about five minutes after. He had been complaining of palpitation of the heart for some time pre. visas. lie resided at 35 But Clyde-street. FOUND DROWNED. This forenoon, while ...

... Stirling-Maiwell, Bari, Dr, Ohas. Wm. Russell, D.D., President of Maynootfa, Dr. George W. Dasent, D.C.L , and Mr. Thomas Duffns Hardy, Deputy Keeper of the Public Records, Commissioners; and Mr. W. G, Brett, the Secretary, A Constable Struck by Lightning ...

... FERGITEONA HARDIE. BABY AND CHILDREN'S DRESS DIPARIN4NNT AT NUM% Never weep well Filled et present wit& CHILDRIMS DREBnES. As !Veda.= ere— Lady Imbraidered Preach Dimino Shed Frocks, 6..ll l. Xiang Embronlered French Merton Drama and 'James, 6d. Baby's ...

... THOMAS OHALHXBB A 00., 167 TRONQAJE. DALY & MILWAIN solicit Attention to their Yashiosabls Stock or BLACK AND COLOURED SILKS, KPINOLBB, REPPS, WINCEYS. Ac. Special—Two Lots of PLAIN and STRIPED POPLINE TIES. From 6A to Bd. per Yard under Regular Prices ...

... THE QUEEN AT ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL Yesterday, at noon, the foundation - stone of St. Thomas' Hospital was laid by Her Majesty the Queen, in the presence of more than 5000 spectators, amongst whom were the principal members of the Government, a large number ...

... year:—President—Themes Hill, Esq.; Vioe•Presidents—)fark Sprott, Esq., and David Hutcheson, E.q ; Directors—Messrs. Gavin Hardie, James Somervail, John Marshall, Jun., Ruthven• C. Todd, A. J. Penn, Robert B. Handyside, J. Wyllie Guild, Sheriff Logie, ...

... £1,000,000. The executors and trustees are Mr. W. A. Collinß, Stone Building; Mr. H. Kebbel, All Hallows-lane; and Mr. G. Hardy, 28 Queen-street, Cheapside. The will is dated 1800, and a codicil November 1868; and testator died Fontill House, Tunbridge ...

... their respective extensive establishments —the show of the better class of harness horses being really good. Messrs. William Thomas Clark sold a rare brood draught mare and a gelding at £lOO, and a dark grey three-vear-old colt at £3O. Prices may be said ...

... sizes, ready (or use. IRON BEDS, fstoic 19a. 6d, THOMAS CHALMERS & 00., TRONGAT*. IMPORTANT PURCHASES. FERGUSON & HARDIE beg to call special to serenl Cheap Lots, which they are sow selling the Regular Prices. —MILLINER*—A large Lot Miilinerr Bonne to, 3s ...

... by Mr. John Kamt'iU, to- .i, ' 1 *’ , a l °l , and phloxes; by Mr. Thomas iesqort ((.,>„• plants, and a beautiful table f j> Mr. John Stodart, for the best 1 ,’ lor Pelargoniums, hardy herbaceous plants, skeis:p, verbenas; Mr. Wm. Watson, ten-week ic. ...

... Kilmarnock Wm. Boyd. Easter hill No Twelve Trusts Hardy Rhododendrons— James Graham. Garscube Wm. Birrell. gardener J. Hunter, Fsq., Hafton John Grant, gardener to Blackwood. Esq.. Po.^-, Six Trusses Hardy Rhododendrons—Varieties. Wm. Birrell. JU t.raham ...

... , Proprietor FOB RENEWAL OF CERTIFICATES. Thomas Barr, Btana James Hunter^ Btane >«q., of Auld-• ' r -j, i > »T'TT r l' T t housebura,Proprietor Agnes Robertson Oamhuanethan Pnblie-Boose Mrs. John Caor Hardie, Cam- mcron. Cam busbus nethan nnefcor William ...