... the year, was Mhendelrdpyleoan after Monday next ' and Mr. James R'etr(h himn and Mr. James Idam. Smith, thereiigdrcoanM. Thomas Hardy and Mr. James Lyall, the rt auits were re~eleeted. .The CeRArgLAx eare tha ew barka were more happl iroumrntaneoed in regard ...

... Sir Robert Hitcham's Charity, Almshouses, and Schools at Framlingham and other places. We are asked to say that Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy will be buried to-morrow (Thursday) morning at eleven o'clock in the Willesden-lane Cemetery. In accordance with the ...

... Castle, REq.; Gieorge jirraes, of Rickeston, Esq.; Thomas (. Moeysik, ot' lanrgeston h~ouse, near P'embroke, Esq. IlAesoneellmee.-James Vaughan, of Builthe, Breooshice, Esq.; Williapn Williams T&homas lidoref of Old Hail, lsnvihangel- lthydethon, Krigihtoo ...

... trial (ihvtessee): Singer Maufmlactulrig Company v. Loog, t pat ?? v.i~ongbourno, p art hoard. LN CHAXOERss AT SI.-Be H~ardy (Hardy v. Hardy)-General Banking Compa~ny-t1n~nd Ports and Cdeuserel Insurance Com- pony-dte eiakec (Simnpsonv. Dewing)-Ee Collns ...

... was int motion, aatd, falling between the tra:n and the platform, received severe injurtes. H~e w as at oncremoovefito St. Thomas's Hospital. In addition to bthe in~rry to hib foot, it tnrned out that his'chest had also beenE crushed end the ribs fractunred ...

... Among statesmen Mr. W. E. Baxter finds a place in Vaperea. denied to Mir. Goschen, Mr. Forster, Mr. Childers, Mr. Gathorne Hardy, and Sir Stafford Northcote, Nor is Mr. Baxter honoured as a politician alone, beirg also described as a man of letters. Lord ...

... making much water. PLYMIOUTU, SEPT. 21i.-The Elbe, a., arrived here from St. Thomas', reports the following ?? mail steamer t Martinique, from St. Nazaire, arrived at St. Thomas', encountered hurricane 120 north of Sombrero on 2Sth August n uot able to ...

... BeSAuND JULIANA5 MABY KELLY, Clifton-hll, ,Exeter, spinster,I Nov. 24, at 11. Cioxo~sn', J osE n, lManchester, and Cborlton-cum.Hardy, Laa- cashire, hmallwars dealer. Nov. 2-4. GAeexr, ROBERT TAYLOR, Darlington, and Lose Coniscliffs, Dur- lui=,713oane, Nov ...

... assisting him. If the Princess Alice was under her starboard helm, and she steadied her helm, the light would narrow. (To Mr. Thomas, who was present for Mr. Nelson:) Neither the captain nor the pilot were drunk; and he saw no drunkenness on board. (To the ...

... for B~oo Grande; J. H. MeLaren, for kewv York; Bcrita, a., for Malta; Balkanaos, or Calcutta' Capr, for New . York; Mary. Hardy for st. Kin; .&rra a., for Genoa, &o.; Excelsor, for hamburg, Dov~soa,Mlarch& Ba nta, s.; for Malta; Ssrah Ann, a. for Malta; ...

... vice-chair. There was. a large attendance of uan?nhore, inrludin the 11ev. J.'I1. Thur5 Messrs. Frank Buolclased, F. G. i cares, Thomas Sprock- by. T. Gillatt1 T. B. Saclos, James Lender and B. L. Half. Thu dinner woo an excellent one, an'I great salts- faction ...

... Wintle, ,nd I Co., odheoal hqusdlltor of the Soutbell, Baling, and Shep- herd' a Bush Tram ilway ?? (oimited). i ?? ve ?? Thomas's DSok ,omnsanym c oreinary upssoral, 1 ath inat.-the transfer books w oll be b osed from the 12th to the 2nd;i Solnde, Punjaub ...