... 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 ...

... John Thomas Ball, LL.D., Q.. Me.P.; Sir Edwin Laniluser, R.A.; Sir 'William George Armstrong C.B., Sir Francis Grant, President of the Royal Academy; Sir James Alderson, M.D., Presi- dent of the Royal College of P_.yeicians; Sir Thomas luffus Hardy, Deputy ...

... s and marched past. We understand that the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge ox. pressed groat approbation to Sir Thomas Steele of the ap- pearance and discipline of the troops under his command. 'ufl infautxy, after marching past once in column ...

... by the swamp- ing of a boat near Knott-ond, Fleetwood, were found ly'ng on the sands. The body not yet rocovered is that of Thomas Hardman Bagot, six years of age, the son of John, Bagot, fisherman, who sared ?? by swimming and floating rather more than ...

... Town Hall, Folkestone, on. Monday, on the body of Thomas James Thomas, one of the: divers em loyed at the wreck of. the -(iroser -Kur- furst. Edward Young said he was a diver, and was-em- ployed with Thomas and another at the wreck of the German ironclad ...

... ; mixed packet, is, Camellia flowered Balsam, tumivelled, 12 classes, 2s. 6fd,; mixed packets, is. Twelve Hardy Annuals, is. Rd. Twelve Half-hardy and Tender Annuals, is. Rd. Twelve Ilionnials and Perennials1 1s. Ed.-G. Mi. P. Glenny's aeed-list and Amateur ...

... Chief Justice Cockburn, Mr. Justice Sinith, Lord Ro-. milly, Mr. Bouverie, Mr. Roobuck, Mr. Russell Gurney, Mr. Goldney, Mr. Thomas Hughes, and Ur. tojdonald. Lord Romilly is dead. The report hej.ins by a statement of the order in which the comeniseioners ...

... anything at Malvern. Harriet acted as cook, and took in all the meat. The jury fonud Thomas Gale and Emma Gale, the younger, Guilty, but recommended the latter to mercy. Thomas Gale was then tried and found G uilty oi obtaining some coals by false pretencea ...

... York on the charge of unlawfully and riotously assembling together and beginning to demolish a dwellng-house belonging to Thomas Chambers Nfew- ton and ohera; setting tire to goods in Joseph Corrioan's dwelling,-house, some person being therein, and nn'iaw- ...

... venture. Wtith the voluntee~rs Ui is vastly diffi re.t, i'or the men give their time abnd etrviees ffi esly and enijcy toe hardi work and tahe outing. Iti is a nonelty for thrm tv go uneor carnvas and t. be treat~d 5s aol- diers; and as a Highland sergeant ...

... DZSTSERUS AT, WzA., A Bonlogno correspondent, under date March 3Sip writes:- Tuough the hardy captains of Channel steamers will face any kind of weather the north-east gale,accom- panied by blinding sleet, which blew on Friday night and taturday 'was ...

... following were more or less severely horned :-William Millar, John W eir; T. Woolihs, Henry Tongs,-'John Irvine, ?? Cuddy, and Thomas Smith, ell married men, and David Fleming, 'a boy. It-was' soon found that communication between So. I Shaft and'- the place ...