... Holloway, King -William IV., Hlumberestreet, to George Hardy - Thomas Pid(li, Grapes Tavern, Fawcett-street, to James XV. Whit- tome ; Samuel Hodgson, Gate Tavern, Lower Union- street, to Thomas B: Barnes 1:1 bert Bransomue. Blue Bell Inn, Witham, to ...

... the county of Stafford, who died on January 1 last, has been proved in the Lichfield District Registry by Thomas Argyle, Edward Argyle, and Thomas Argyle, jun., all of Tamwerth, gentlemen, the trustees and executors, the personal estate being sworn under ...

... Testimonrial Fund, sat down to ail excel- lent tea, which burd been provided on the occasinj of the departure of the Rev. Thomas Ruston. After tea the rev. gentleman was presented with a1 study coat liy the ladies connected with the sewing meeting of ...

... ALn)ERMANIO BENCH has Mr. %n- been filled-up by the Council, and Mr. THOMAS ROD, past hi jun., is placed in the position so long and honourably the occupied by the late WILLIAM THOMAS Cox, Esq. The cent Ion choice is that of the Council, who, indeed, are ...

... indceo hIr. Hardy to prolong Col. Batweon's command of the First Life Guards beyond Lord Cerdwell's allotted ?? of five years. But they have proved nusuc- cessfl arnd he will be succeeded in due course by Colonel Keith Wreser. Admiral Sir Thomas Symonds, ...

... the sarcastic cheering of the Opposition. At last Mr. HARDY got fairly under weigh with his statement in explanation of -the army estimates. With regard to army promotion and retirement Mr. HARDY said he hoped very shortly to lay a plan before the Honse ...

... RECRUITING PAST AND PRESENT. A great deal might be written in irspug1ment r of the statement advanced by Mr. Ghthorne c Hardy in his speech on the introduction of the C ,C Army Estimate0, to the effect that tho receat and t present plenty of reoruits ...

... in thE county of Stafford, who died on Jan. I last, has been proved in the Lichfield District Registry by Thomas Argyle, Ed ward Argyle, and Thomas Arg)lc, jun., all of Tamnworth, gentle- men, the trustees and cexcutors, the personal estate being sworn ...

... the resolution, he did not accept HIr Read's d an qualification that the County Boards should be it be elected ?? this Mr Hardy replied that the Goveromeut had an equal right to pit their sring own interpretation on the resolution, and they slem accepted ...

... Mr l ng J. Fowler (assistant-overscer) applied to the ?? t f ato coniium the appointmnenit of Alderman Thomas t er- Nelson, Councillor.W)illiain Hardy, and SIr J. F. MnMaim as overseers of the Poor for Stocl;ton.-Thoe epplicatiou weas granted. 3- -:f ,Asw ...

... BOARnD Orl lA.LTEn.-Tleo follow- ing are the nominations for the forthcoming election of three members of this Board :-3essrs Thomas Dlathervick, William Fairbridge, John Fleck, Watson Dixou, Robert Garbutt, John Harrison, Henry Hudson, Joseph Mallaby, Win ...

... catte plague, to peiqtion the Privy 0 Council to Prohibit the importation of all aimals exceptbho. - p -- - - e Mr. Gaitborne Hardy, presiding at the anoi- vearyof ?? Service Institute on Saturday, a referred to an intended appliatioa to the Govern- ment ...