... invita- tion to visit the dockyards and arsenals of Ruse.a The naval pension of £50 a year, vacant by the death of Commander Thomas Hardy, hes been awarded to Commander Sir John Hay (C) It has been officially reported that a.;all-pox has broken out amongst ...

... admitted the charge. Fined Ss, including the ?? Boden, of the coastguard, was charged with unlawfully assaulting and striking Thomas Hardy, at Brid- lington Qaay, on the 31st May. To pay fine and costs ?? was granted from R. T. Weightman, of I-igh-street, B ...

... chairman; Captain Graburn, Capt. Grimston, andCapt. Telford).-Thomas Galloway, a labourer, of Witham, Hull, was summoned for tres. passing in pursuit of game, on land in the occupation of Mr Thomas Suddaby, at Wawne. -Richard Batty, under.keeper to Mr Wiadham ...

... fined 40a. Ifor allowing a number of boys and men to be disorderly by fighting in his house. Licence renewed, Thomas Roberts, Blue Bell, Thomas-street, fined 40s. for allowing two drunken men to fight in his house on the 13th of December. Roberts said that ...

... the point on which the Royal prerogative was to be exercised was one on which the law had been habitually violated. Mr G. Hardy objected to the determination of the Ministers. Bar Horaman thought that the mismanagement of the Government was terrible. ...

... homle, and afterwards forwarded one, which Iexpired on the 1st of A~pril last. Defendant was fined £2 10s. -Samuel Hardy and Jabsph Hardy,_ of Bridlington Quay, fishermen, were charged with I being riotous in the public street on the 9bh inst. s The former ...

... a melancholy circuinstaiico, which had undoubtedly led to his election to the Presidency this year-the illness of the Rev. Thomas Vasey, who would have occupied that chair if his health had not failed him, He suguested that a letter of svmp athy and respect ...

... cockscombs-I, B. Taylor. Six coleus, distinct varieties-1, W. Earle ; 2, B. Whittaker; 3, J. M. Robinson. One specimen, hardy or half hardy-i, Colonel Pease; 2, W. Beech; 3, B. Whittaker. Trees in fruit-1, Colonel Pease; 2, John Bannister. Two varieties, green ...

... took thie Mima Thomas iao tow, but after holdinq on for forty hours sNvas compelled to cast her olf, when about 700 miles west of tho Fnstnet, and left her to hero'fate, after baying ta]ken ofi the crew and one passenger. The Mima Thomas was a steamner ...

... was a clear and compact argument, but mainly directed against the principle of secret voting. Mr Plunlctt and Mr Gathorne Hardy have each spoken with Singular ability in Opposition to the bill, the former gentle. l man pointing out with a force which ...

... elected:-lRevs. J. Adcock, S. S. Burton, S. Macfarletie, IV. Reed, and Messrs. T. Cuthbertson, G. Luckley, WIV. H. Cozens-Hardy, and T. WTatEon.-Considering the state of the denomination, it was resolved that the circuits be recommended to arrange for ...

... Major. Goeeral Maxwell, 0.B. The defendiag force ielmlided tho 2ud Dntgoei Guards, Captain Grentorox; tho hith Laincers, Major Hardy; a battory of Hmeso Artil' lrry. unudr the comisiand of Colonel tho lIon. J. Fioenus, Oth Lancers, as llrigadior; the let Infantry ...