... Ensiga. Thied P)d-Fnsigp T1hornrAs WIcligtson and ltn'ien 'Thos. fluxtoti Vincent, to be Leie-lt-Fac Tracers, Thoma!Is Norton, SbAmuei Hardy and Thos. Ercles, Gents, to ha Ensigns. - . NMorley Ifegimewrs qf Locs! ?? Uapage, jin, Esz; to he Calitain, vice ...

... of the previous Thurs. .o day, viz. Robert Cox, Thomas Bardwell, Geo. G-allimares, ~.Josepil Lingard, James Bartholomew, Joshiia Clayford, anih Thos. Powles', At the same time a Chartist, named er Thomas Masoin, a tailor, was committed for trial 'at the ...

... gen- tlemen have been elected Guardians for the Bradford Union, viz. :r-Ar. James Wade. MIr. Thomas Holmes, Ir. John Stead, iMr. E. J. Mitchell, Mir. Thomas Robinson, and Air. T. Al. Mlonkman, for Bradford ; Mr. Jonathan 1 Robertsbaw, for Allerton; AMr ...

... a Commissary-General and contractor to the Army, from 1748 to 1759, and was created a t Baronet in 1762. His only son, Sir Thomas. who sue- seeded him in 1781, was elevated to the Peerage in 1794, as Baron Dundas, of Asks, in the county of York. In 1764 ...

... melts into tears: ac And thus the bright snow dissolves into water, From which 'twas created-the mother from daughter ! a THOMAS N. WIiEnLE | Hensington. I (We have also received an answer to this enigma t from Antiplagiarist, who charges the correspondent ...

... 1-orner. 3, Pctunias-1, Mr. Htorner; 2. Mr. Cisphamu; extra do., 1, Mr. Key worth. Brit ish Plant in Fiower-1, 2, Mr. Kearaley. Hardy Shrub;-I, 2, Mr. Hall ; 3, Sir. Schofield. Rose flu put)-I, MTr. Kearsley; 2. 3, Mr. Nielaols; t. do. best of any colour, 1 ...

... oczimsoui colour, had a pleashig sffos, whbich was macit adrsinred; It in a was tihe production tif Mr. Core, gardener to Thomas Benyon, E~q., speciliost i~rho.A splendid bouquet tin flowesr, in the form of a ?? witlia crown on thre top wvorked fits while ...

... Seville, at the Royal Victoria Theatre, on 'ednecrsay, Dceember 71h, 1842,for the Benefit ef the Orphan oj' tse late WI'fian Thomas, Stone Mlaz on. See here this child !-this little lonely flower Refresh'd to-nigrht by your reviving shower. Look up, my boy ...

... in such cases, he foresaw that much innocent as well as guilty blood would be shed; nor did he approve of the execution of Hardie and Baird at Stirling. I But the law could not save them.' said he; I they were taken with armus in their hands, fighting ...

... much already; and that there is a bright prospect of accomplishing much mere. In eleven months not less than 40,000 of the hardy sons of toil have enrolled themselves under its banners, determined to obtain a fiair remuneration for their labour, and no ...

... Lady's DXeam I' but loot Surely a better state of things is in store for Eng- The land when such bright stars of literature as Thomas ging Hood, Douglas Jerrold, &c., devote their heaven- rest, gifted talents to the defence of the Oppressed, and aeful the ...

... that hellish government who plotted the riotings at London, and Derby, and In Scotland-who hung Brandreth, Wilson, Baird, Hardy, Thistlewood, and their fellow sufferers-deli- berately concocting what they called treason, that theye might murder patriots ...