... Olaniarty end other noblemen also addressed tes Meetiiig. TEEF ANCeIENT liconais 01' DunmtN.-We under- oceian that Mr. Thomas Duhics Hardy, Deputy Koeeer of the decords, London, les been conlinssboared by the Isis- sent Governmllent to exatniisio the ?? records ...

... instituted at the desire of the learned judges and the Attorney- Genae- ral, there appears to Mr. Hardy to be good reason to belleve that the defence made by Thomas Maruire was true, end he has therefore been recommended to Her Majesty for an unconditional ...

... The Goverumont had the support of the following Liberals:-Mr. E. Akroyd, Mr. Baxter, Mr. W. B. Beaumont, Lord J. Browne, Mr. Thomas Chambers, Mr. E. Dalglish, Lord Dunkellin, LorAl Eloho, Mr. Finlay, Earl Grosvenor, Hon. G. H. Heatheote, Mr. Harvey Lewis ...

... chosen, out of eleven'other competitors, amongst whom were some of the leading architects of the day. The con- tractor is Mr. Thomas Whiteley, of Bagby Lodge, Leeds; and the Clerk of Works is Mr. Robert Cairns. The cost of the building is £ldOlO. The building ...

... the ole tTo the b~oost Reverend Father in God, our right trusty Tbh' and rightQ efcntreybeelbouved CouennciOtlor Charleds Thomas, PO God, our right trusty and rightentirely-heloved Couneillor inc Mfarcus Gervais, ?? ofiAlrmagh; our Erightantrusty Pbil ...

... Morrell; Hitnnbertone-with-Alilby, Thomas Kettlewell; .ltnnsinqore, Thomas Hawvkes; Edi- lioglnll, John Dawson; .irZ'y-iloll, Thomas Chapman; lsirsk-2Iaaonerton, Geo. Freeman; Elirkby-Oprbloie, Jas, Bateson; Jfoaresbrouqhl Thomas Houseman, Charles Ben- son; ...

... was in hsis opinion far preferable. THE ISLAND OF ST. THOMAS. Mr. GILPiN gave notice of his intention to ask the Covecameist whether, considering the recent disastrous storm in the island of St. Thomas, it w.as the intention of the Post-office authorities ...

... KiKNNArrcao, The Right Ion. Gathorno Hardy, Home-officeo. THE FENIANS. e REMltOVAi Or T1111r FEIAN (oNvicTS FROM MAN- ?? balf-past nine on Saturday morning the seven ?? Carroll, Charles Moorhouse, Daniel aRedden, Thomas Scalley, William Murphy, John Bran- ...

... mnemnoris in favour of the alleged murderers of Sergeant Brett- Whitehall, October 22, 1817. Sir,-I am slirected by Mr. Secretary Hardy to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 21st instant, enclosing a memorinl prayig that the trials of the persons accused ...

... overcast, with rain and fog in places. SHIPPING ACCIDENT. (By Speoial Teekgrapni) LowEsToPr, LIouday. The 8chooner Oscar, Captain Hardy, fron Har- wich, of and for Sunderland, in ballast, supplied with anchor and chain in these roads on Saturday, parted, and ...

... on Mr. P. A. Taylor, during the dis- oussion on the Meetings in Royal Parks Bill, on Monday, was made by Mr. John Hardy, not by Mr. G. Hardy, as incorrectly printed in our report of Parliamentary pro- ceedings in the Commons. It is stated that immediately ...

... inquiry would be instituted; and what means of proteo- tionathere was for persons detained in convents against their will. Mr. HARDY said that he had made inquiries, and read are ly which he had received from the Iayer of Shef- feld The six young ladies bad ...