... monument which is being erected on Blagdon Hill,'in commemoration of that illustrious naval hero, the late Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart., G.C.8., presents now a picturesque, striking, and novel object. The work progresses towards its destined height ...

... Esq.,; H. Ashworth Esq„Turton; W. R. Greg, Esq.; the Mayor of Bordeaux - W. Hargreaves, Esq,, Milnthorpe; G. Thomas, Esq Bristol; C. Thomas, Esq., Bristol; W. Tottey, EsqVßristol; J. Molineux, Esq., Liverpool; W. Evans, Esq. T Woolley, Esq.; J.B.Smith ...

... medical school at Bolarum, for the instruction of native youth, lately abolished, is restored. The Commander-in-Chief, Sir Thomas M'Mahon, has been dangerously ill at Poonah. The station was unhealthy. The death of Meer Sobdar Khan, one of the Ex-Ameers ...

... of a Bank Defaulter.—Daniel Forsstr, the Mansion-house officer, was a short time emjimd to trace out and apprehend William Thomas Power, stands charged with having with others defrauded the Goiel National Bank, of which he was an accountant, of aster to ...

... strangers to cach other, and not labouring under any suspicion of collusion with the accused or each other, —he must be a hardy magistrate who acts on the assertions of the police, and rejects those of the independant and unprofessional witnesses. He ...

... V. Mackesy, W. Anderson, F. Hopkins, W. Malam, J. A.Weir.' Second Rank: R. B. Carmichael, S. Johnson, W. Fetherstone, E. Hardy, W. Hopkins, H. Guinness, T. Wheeier, W. R. Stephens, E. Carroll, L. Reichardt, T. Jordan, J. Hewitt, A. Dawson, G. A. Crawford ...

... period of the violation of the tombs .St. Amongst the latter articles are the bones of Pepin.-le Philippe 111., surnamed the Hardy; and John TnJ»®i son Saint Louis ; a hand Louis XII.; hair M&.V-of Provence ; a portion the robe of Madame France, the daughter ...

... railway m.—Commr*:ulod. Tito Rt. Hon. the Karl of Warwick, of Warwick Castle, a sy. and 17d. old Hereford Ox, bred bv Mr. J. Thomas, of Cholstry, near Leominster, Hereford, and fed on straw, hay, grass, turnips, 12321b*. of oil-cakc, ribs, barley-meal, and ...

... Ironsides; for her guest this time is not royal chamberlain, but Sir Thomas Fairfax, general of the parliamentary forces. The Lords' journals of March, that year, infor.n how Sir Thomas came to Cambridge; and how in Irinity he was highly caressed, and ...

... bequeathed his unequalled library to the British Museum. We now add the codicil in which the bequest is made: I, the Kight Hon. Thomas GrenvUle, do make, publish, and declare this as aud for a further codicil to last will and testament. With the warmest continued ...

... glass, the hazy lines of surrounding ranges of houses. The grass is crisp, and powdered with dry flaky snow, through which the hardy evergreens burst out in sturdy, pricklv jungles. The hard frozen esplanade, behind the Horse Guards, thronged with moving figures ...

... moreover, is well told. Mr. Mulready was never greater than he this excellent little picture, painted, we believe, for fcr Thomas Baling. After Mr, Mulready, the precedence due to Mr. Webster, on account of his Village Choir, a coirtmission from Mr ...