... this celebrated ?? Mercury. ANECDOTE OF THE LATE SIR TEo-3As HAReDY;-The following fact, which proves the strong ?? of Sir Thomas Hardy to the memory of his distinguished commander, Lord Nelsoil caaie to the knowledge of Mr. Behnes, the sculptor, on taking ...

... present in command at Portsmouth, has been appointed to the governorship of Greenwvich Hospital, vacant by the death of Sir THOMAS HARDY.-Greenwich Gazette. It is with sincere regret we announce the death of ROBtEaT GEoRoE CLARKE, Esq., of Parliament-street ...

... Taglioni; and afterwards, *in a ballet, with' the same ?? and his wife, with the greatest applause. The band was led by Mr. Thomas, late. leader of the 'Covent-garden orchestra, and the the opera was repeated several times with undiminished attraction and ...

... Commons, which was presented to the Royal Duchess by the following members deputed by the house :-The Earl of Lin- coln ; Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, Bart.; Sir Matthew Wood, Bart.; Mr. Campbell of Islay; and Mr. Villiers Stuart. The Roval dinner party at the ...

... commenced is the reign of Henry VII., was rendered irreconcilable by the irreverent behaviour of Sir Thomas Boleyo'a dog to Pope Clement VIE. Sir Thomas Boleyn, who was the father of the celebrated Ann Boleyn, afterwards one of the queens nf Henry VIII ...

... Clifford. Alter which IPA.U.L PRtY. Colonel Hardy, Mr. Strickland; Frauk Hardy, Ir. Howe ; 'a;lt Pry, Mr. D. ftes ; Statily. Mr. T. P. Matthews ; Hlatry Etanly, Mr. W. Lacy ; Mrs. Subtle, Olru. Glovcr Eliza Hardy. liss Chasrles, Pliebe, Misc P. Horton. To ...

... reasonings on it, but to interest the'reader by a few pleasant extracts, in the continued struggles and successes of these hardy and true-hearted moun taineers, who have shown such a noble sense of tile inestimable blessings of liberty, in the glorious ...

... of August, 1798, and married on time 28thc of July 1821, Aliss Sophia Elizabeth Gifford, third daughter of tihe late Mir. Thomas Gifford, by Lady Elizabeth Courtenay, sister of the late Earl of Deront; the Hon. Charles Alexander, LUeut..Colonel of ?? ...

... would purge his next edition of it. We are not acquainted with any writer of eminence who uses it thus-except perhaps Sir Thomas Browne; and sad would be the confusion, if all the phrases of that learned knight were emptied into our English dictionaries ...

... outline of the plot:-3easter Blount (F. hattihews), a jeweller ofsubstance, in the ward of Ludgate, lies two sons, John and Thomas (Harley and G. Vandenhoff), the former seelhing wealth and factitious consequence, and by sycoephancy striving to gain the ...

... him: Seaton was one in whom, in common hours, The World was strong: he lived in its loud life, A homely man of strong, keen, hardy powers, Pleas'd in ifts joys. exulcing in its strife: He reverenced Gold, not for the end so much As for the stirring means ...

... Jerrold. With twenty-four illustrations by Kenny Meadows. Orr and Co. Mr Jerrold reminds his readers of the saying of Sir Thomas Browne, that a laugh there is of con- tempt or indignation, as well as of mirth or joco- sity. Punch's laugh in these letters ...