... perfect legality of our movement is now too well known for any Government, however re actionary to attempt it. In 1794, Thomas Hardy, secretary to the London Corre- sponding Society, wag Itried for high treason (and ac- quitted), on which oecasion Lord ...

... thesoth.Th roalprivate apartments at Windsor Caslewil sorlybeprepared for the reception of rhe1 NEW S~By E MR. HA.RDY.-Mr. Thomas Hardy is writin a new serial story entitled 1 The Trumpet-Majorwch il begin in Good Wordi fur January next, adb otne through ...

... seriously informed that a single bean might turn the balance one way or the other. JAMES GREENWOOD A Pair of Blue Eyes ( Vsol): Thomas Hardy. It. S. King and Co. The Death of Saul. 1. C. tlannin:g. The Russo-Turkish War: Author ?? Comin.s Salute.' Nimmo. Advantages ...

... Garelochhesd and Holy Loob. The Rev.' Thomas W; Brown hasbeen appointed Moderator of the English Presbyterian Synod for the current year. The naval' pension of fl5. per annum, vacant bit the death of Commander Thomas Hardy, has been awarded to Commander John ...

... Foster; The Wedding Ring. Jas. Nisbet and Co. For Percival (3 vols.): Margaret Veley; The Return of the Native (3 vols.): Thomas Hardy. Smith, Elder. and Co. On the Treatment of Some of the Most Important Affections of the Nervous System: Dr. Henry Belcher ...

... Schofield. Mitrs, Somers-mews, Carolina Plumb to Thomas Foster. Xarylebone, January a. Barley Mew, Dorset-otreet, Walter Quadlelt Roberts to Veere Wood- man. Blandford Arms, Boston-place, to Ellen Thorn, widow of Thomas Thorn, the late occupier. The Olive Branch ...

... said to have been greatly impressed by the grace and eloquence of the venerable poet. It is much to be regretted that Sir Thomas Hardy, who has died at the ripe age of seventy-four, did not live to complete his 'Descriptive Catalogue of Materials for the ...

... New Orleans. There is no reason to believe that it is a work of fiction, even although it is a work of prophecy. MR. THOMAS HARDY will write the serial story for the next volume of Good Words, beginning in January next. ENCOURAGED by the orders received ...

... the Duke of Wellington, Lord-Lientenant n of Middlesex, Admiral Sir Edward Bolcber, Professor Do t Mrga, D. ~iliamSmihSir Thomas Hardy, ?? -Mr. Xdwin Lawrenlce, ?? Dr. Angus, Principal of the -Baptist College, Bev. Dawson Bunrs, M~r. Calderon, R.K., Mr. ...

... c. ; red winter wheat, X dol. 48 c. Western Union Telegraph Shares, 99. Wilcox lard, 6!/s ; futures, 6ys. Major-General Thomas Hardy Chamberlain, late Bengal Staff Corps, died suddenly on Friday, at Spring-grove, Isleworth, aged fifty-nine. lie was a younger ...

... degree of Oxford at the Commemoration, when the Marquis of Salisbury assumed the Chancellorship of that University. SIR THOMAS DurFus HARDY, Knight, was born at Port Royal, Janaica, in I804. In i8i9 he was appointed to a junior clerkship in the Record Office ...

... her eightieth birthday at Stuttgart last month. The next number of the New Quarterly will contain a short story by Mr. Thomas Hardy. C. Kegan Paul and Co. will shortly publish a translation from the works of the Swedish poet, Johan Ludwig Runeberg, by ...