... case of Etikinaun-Chatrisn,two persons are engaged in the autLorship. have heard that either Mr. Clout.s tirade or Mr. Thomas Hardy is one of the author.. but it will require pretty string evidence to convitne one that Mr. C. Read° would engage in • literary ...

... assisted by this Rev. W. Foxley Vicar of Buckingham, Henry Spencer, son of the Rev. Thomas Walpole, Rector of Alva. stoke, Hants, to Prances Selina, daughter of the late Thomas Bourke, Esq., and widow of Ca Denzil asamborlayne, late of the 13= th Dragoons ...

... n of • SOW. KAINII—On fit. 31gt ult., at 2, Worn(l.rood, Rooth 24.rw00d,8.K., wife of Thomas intin'e, . . nt S Mc HARDT—On the silt., at Ayr. the wife of Hardy McH srdy, N., of is the 21s1 ult.. at Tolland, Isle of Wight, the wife of G. W. Palmer, Bp ...

... a lobo the mysteries of the Order. Primo Hardy wee scoorded the thanks of the lodge se BP. the peal month. Primo Jackman wee oriented a. .his wheersior, the ottlar Moen Bre. Parke', Lark. Heed, T. Ball, Hardy cud Phllmat. Visitors woo prealit the Robin ...

... The chair waa sesupled by the W.D.W., Br. Keene°. Anneg the others were Bre. losligrnv., P M , 249 ; Hogg,' P.M.. 249; 3. Hardy, P.M., ; Upton, P N.. 249; Deegherty,Wilena, Reid, George, Owen, and Greenwood. The usual loyal twialle were given from the ...

... Cooper, A. C. Liman!, Messrs. Brown, A. 3111 J. Joiliffe, W. Plueubley, acid 0. Knight: • onit by end (tabbing : a part song by Hardy, daubing, Uelltrwood, and Brows; iastrumental music by Moser& Knight and lailywhite. Much trivet is felt in this town at the ...

... llt.-dfrre, Mr. C.. M.R.O S., and Mr. and femily Lows Hadfield, Mize ST. VILLA Stedman, the Mimes G I . OITAOI Mr. cud Mrs. Thomas KOVAL &RUCH LIBRARY Itenninet .n. Mr. FOPLAR CorrAos String. r, Mr. and family Dndley Road. , WINDSOR Tauaucs 2 we, Mr. abd ...

... detail of the work doue in the regiatzation, end the result of the expulsion by General Forrest cf tie Lee Mayor from St. Thomas's Ward--a result hailed with deers by thote present, who greeted the Geueial told. Th• heartily. _ Ilr. W. B. Sinosine, M ...

... be manner\ Orders be rientved tbereguler repplr UI iter patter. Ato his 1114111 otoa.l for the wife I threw ett.1.1.00 of Thomas Alleott, wee hare by the of Moo for so m booolottrot. TA* Ittelety giving Gado'. • Clrit-o L10yd . .. He.° Red Leander et ...

... Hon. G. Sclstei-Book the Hight W. P. the Hon. John Thomas Hutto the Hon. It .Igh Dutton, the Hon. J. J. Sir %croft, Bart., Sir Edward Hulse, Bart'., W. W. Esq., M P., W. O. D. Esdaile, Esq., Adairal Thomas S. Pulley, Bart., Lieu tensut-tscher FaTest. C. ...

... inst., at Nu 4, the wife of Yr. Arthur Holbrook, of • dsuglitar. HAILDT —On the etk inst., at Lyasington, the ol W. Eversley Hardy, Goya Artillery, of a. daughter. 2nd lust., at East Lavant, ter, the rife of Oolouel L. Paxton, of s soa MitAns—On the 81h ...

... not befog an asylum or house licensed under she Act or soy Act thereby repealed, three mused William Emery Feel, George aid Thomas Edgar Deemer, as lunatics or lunatics without the necessary certified's, be defeadaet not being a committee appointed by ...