... 12-pounders, fired a royal salute of 21 guns at that plaee. The depdt companies of the 35th and 107thb egiments, under Colonel Hardy, c.s., and.the Royal Sussex Light Infantry Militia, under Licut.-Col. Aldridge, paraded at 12 o'clock in a field Scnt by Mr ...

... in vi 7 ; uccecssion to Archdeacon Wright.d ?? the Divorce O~ivision of the High Court on Saturday, el iiga Captain Hugh Thomas Gibbons, of the 73rd Regimnent, ob- id'ii, tained a decree rosi for a dissolution of his marriage, on the- o 6 round of his ...

... Mr. Thomas Denesan, Mr. George Donman, Mr. H. Bar. %, nett, Miss Theresa Mostyn, Miss Mostyn, Sir Peniston and Lady a Milbanko, Lieot.-Col. Cavendish, Lady Emily Caveudish, the hi Miswoe Cavendish (2) and party, Col. Hard1,-c.n., and Mrs. Hardy, Mr. ...

... W. £Za?- ? ringlon were a little younger, it would not be easy to over- aly look his claims and his capacity. Although Sir Thomas or Steele was a ?? Staff man during the Crimean ins war down to the time of Lord Raglan's death, and failed our to retain ...

... to urge upon him the injustice of the present billeting gs'tem.- Mr. Thomas Farp, ABP., introduced the depute- tion, and said thuattheir object was to present a memorial to Mr. Hardy, setting forth the grievances of the deputa- tion, and of the large interests ...

... the Present on board the -Of Eelijpse, which will sail for St. Kitts to-morrow. The H Beller'ophons sails to-morrow for St. Thomas, and the com- 0 sea mend will be handed over to Admiral 'Key onl the 17th. in, as The Eclipse well go to Bermuda and Nefudadas ...

... practice. Mr. Serjeant Parry and Mr. Hardy appeared forthe plaintiff; end Mr. Serjeant Sleigh and Mr. Crump were counsel for the defendant. Mr. Serjeant Parry, in opening the case, said that the plaintiff, Dr. Thomas Diver, was a medical gentleman who bad ...

... Orange-street, clarence-street, Zion, V'ictoriti- C street, Kent-street, Herbart-street, and Allen's Field sehools. a The Rev. D. Thomas delivered an approliriato addres%. 11 Several other schools in the attended their own place of 0 worship. - THEATBE ROYAL ...

... Artillery Barracks and cavalry stables at w Shoracliffe. ay, 'Ths 1ight Hon. Gathorne Hardy left Grosvenor-crescent al on Tuesday for his seat near Staplehurst. lurs. Hardy re- S a turns from Germany to~day. To-day the last contingent of the force of 3500 ...

... -Cspt. and Mrs. Hawksworth Fawrkes and family. Valetta.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mathews and family. COTTAGE GROVE. Fervdale House-Mr. H. C. Morgan. EASTERN PARADE. No. 1.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Usborne and fEaraly. No. 4.-Mrs. William Simpson. No. 11.-Cant. W. ...

... Greanweod and family. ad Cpeseteecs'eie Yills.-Vine-Admjrs.i anti Mrs. Browne. in Ds..lsp Villas, No. 1.-Lieutenant Hardy, elk,, SiLo. Hardy, c h. and child. Uoola;id.s.-'Capt.'si.n Drr.dhy (late 74th Ilighlasiders) end Mrs. ape e.ee no Ilnadhy. so lisle;;e ...

... Maxwell,~.Bart., Vice-Admairal H. Chads, Commander T Kinahan, Captain L. J. Moore, Rear-Admiral H. Boys, moce Commander Hardy M'Hardy, Commander Sebastian hold Gassiot, Captain Duncan Davidson, Rear-Admiral J. J. Per Kennedy, o.n , Captain Montagn Burrows ...