... all the advanced po*u are defended sailois in thtir common dress, armed with muskets bayonets, and cait >ocfu b.x. Sir Thomas Hardy, who is stationed here, is much respected by the Poifu|ocie, aod by ut as a father, having been Nelson’s captain, and sharera ...

... days, we learn that the British squadron employed oo the South American station, was disposed of follows ;—Commodore Sir T. Hardy in the Creole with the Doris, ftigate. Captain Vernon, at Bahia, where was daily expected also the Beaver, 10 gun sloop. Captain ...

... Leinster, George Augustus, Mnitjuis of Richard, Marquis Wellesley. - Thomas, Marquis of HeadforL William, Marquis of Thomond. Howe Peter, Marquis of Sligo. Henry, Marquis ef George Thomas John, Marquis of Westmeath, James, F.arl of Ormonde and Ossory JCdmond ...

... soon a. the enemy had p.swd the c»mw tote £ contaia i n showy geranium, in road, charged pots, and gaudy flowc.aof more hardy kiod planted .f ral . RE v EN uetrials. importance to gsin of Arcole. for. . * is provided for surprising | Sir John Mortlock ...

... Lima, modation #f the company, the night having been quue brought 33s yesterday Pork Offal is 14s and Head* Tht Fottc, Sir Thomas Cochrane, and the Ringdove, y the Independents, under circumsMOCes which dark. The ball room floor was chalked, at the j ...

... last regarding the fatal transaction at Say none, hcdischarged one or both the pistois at them, with yond G'ashel—but tliat Thomas Toole, the Police what effect we cannot tell,, though the floor there Constable who filed the shot, has since been comr. red ...

... IMPARTIAL. Coo LCABNEY. tjie ni«;ht of Wednesday the 10th instant, party of misguided uretch«», lorcihly entered the house of Thomas Rouane, of Kaockroe, and thrcalnned him with death, if he ihoaid'presume to take any poor mau’s holding, ■without toe express ...

... held ill much lor tils UUl.oHil Micliael Murphy, Michael Kueley, William Hard- good conduct. . ,n(l• Hugh Doyle, John Heed, Thomas Farrell, and Peter xjjjs is fburtb instance where death has fiillovc examined was Mr. John Conroy, the bite of dogs in tbe'vmfaaty ...

... conniy Tyfone. the iwly Ke» W M Kice. dnug.iier .. The Lady of Liciilc* nant-General the Hou A Dutf. a daughter. MARRIED. James Hardy F.ustace, Captain of the 9lh Regiment Fool, LlizalK'tb. only daughter A Reed. F.sq .M Ll of Galway At Absistant-Surgeon ...

... Loudon otlei--house, Ludgate Hill ; Lord Rolle in the Chair. A Report was read by Mr. Pollock, which was approved of. Sir Thomas Lethbridtre and Mr. Baring sjioke in favour of the measure. Mr. Inglis and Mr. Burridge expressed themselves averse from the ...

... burymg-grouod by numerous and respectable assemblage.—Belfast Chronicle. Accidest.—On the afternoon of Saturday last, while Thomas Banks, employed the work of Mr. Dodd, tallow-chandler. High-street, Perth, was attending to the melting of a large quantity ...

... Simon Waltrin, Berntrd I-oughran, C John Wehrin, Thomas I uughran. U C Thomas Waltrin. Richard ( allan, Hughes, John IVutnollnn, Peter Horns, Daniel GartUnd, O S Thomas Ennis Nugent Hardis, S Thomas Marlin, John Benill. Hugh M’Catty, ...