... diligence and alacrity. Yesberday, Lady Seaford, died at Hampton Court, aged 90. The deceased was, the rellt of Cpptain Sir Thomas Hardy, who was flog captain of Lord Nelson when he met his death. The deceased lady was found by her maid In s'fit in her bedroom; ...

... £3600 voted tor the commissioners at the Philadelphia Exhibition. With respect to the Historical 2SS. Commission, Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy gives some very interesting informa- tion. lie saye that the sixth report of the com- mission era is nearly ready, and ...

... the'. most prompt e and effectual remedy that philanthropy, patriotism, and statesmanship Could devise. and apply. Mr. Thomas Hardy seconded the resolution, which' was supported by Mr. A. Schofield, and carried unanimously. h A second resolution, moved'by ...

... Willinki, Esq.; *Chal~es Plin- MiKeund. Esq.; Henry G+ilbert lltw- son, Es.,. B.A., Oxford;- Thomas. Willse Chitity, Req. ; Louis Wilfred Guise Rivett-Carnac. Boi. ; Thomas Rearnan Frederick Bardweil, Lug., N.A., Oiford. Henr PhIlIIp A Breton. Esq., LL.1J., Camb ...

... Major Thomas Conway Lloyd, of Dinas; William Thompson Crawshay, of Vaynor-house, Req. CAnDne&NSHUI- The Right Honourable Ernest Augustus Mallet, Earl of Lisburne, of Crosawood; Thomas Parry Horeman, of Castle Howell, near Llandimsl3, Esq.; Thomas Lloyd ...

... gave e'iden of pine degree of itelligence, w cha andeonng abroad without any visible meahs of snbsistcnce. Police constable Hardy sai that at one odclock on Wednesdy mrnig he was on duty in Snydal-lane, Nonusaton, cd there vsi~itedth top workings of Mbessrs ...

... ned him with vereonal violence. Dt tR. M GATHOR1NE HARDY AT m EDINBURGH. I, ?? to At the inaugural dinner of the Scottish Con- w b servative Oiab, hold at Edinburgh lost evening, Mr. hi a Gathorne Hardy, in replying to the health of her o1 Majesty's Ministers ...

... introduced to her Majesty by the Earl of Derby, and presented his credentials. Lew to Sung was presented at the same time. Sir Thomas Wade was present, and made some presentations to the Queen. The Venezuelan minister resident afterwards pre'ented his credentials ...

... t Board for his alviee and assistance in taking measures to avert the disa- trous effecte ot these periodical floods hlr. Hardy intends to devote considerable atten- tion during the next few months to the question of army organliation, with a view of ...

... Arthur Cutting, E, first class; Mary 3. Francis, E, first ceass: Annie Smith, E, first class; Alfred Wood, B,first class; thomas Allison, E, second class; John F. Burton, E, second class; Charlotte C. Clegg, E, second lass; *ary A. Corns, E; second class; ...

... tines last evening earnestly im-gged himx to repty to Mr. Hardy. But tire memoer for LAtoh felt that the responsibility was too great, | iand &clived tdbo-sgh, after hearing the )is which Air. *Hardy took up, e. I believe. 0ot a little regretied that he had ...

... aged 2? yearr, a private in the 84th Regiment. The de- ceased, who had been married only eight weeks, twas groom to Colnel Hardy. He had complained, t of severe headache a day or two, and on Wednes- 3day mornig at six o'clock he desired his wife-to erx ...