... Hines,. Arthur O'Neill, John I Rowhwell. John Cooke, John Sullivan, James Moore, Edw. Fytzgetald, Edsard Higginbotham, Thomas Hardy, Gen- ilemesie. - ...

... Strjeant Lefroy. Slits-Comnpton florsville, d P- Come, Harcourt tees, i Wulsley, A Wironor, C M~owver, W H Clarke, 'A Csrden. .Thomas Esmonde, William BVellam, ,Dudly, P gillf, W' Chatterton, TIhoma's flutler, W Cox. I Rifbton, 4acbeAt Shaw. Edward 6snly ...

... LINES ON THE DEPARTURE OF 'EMIGRANTS FOR NEW SOUTH' WALES, BY THOMAS CAMPBELL, ESQ. ON Eogland's shbre I saw a pensive band, With mails unfurl'd for earth's remotest strand, Like children parting from a mother, shed Tears tor the home that could not yl81d ...

... HorNouaDaLEs-Lindsay, D. Plunkett, Jocelyn, Barnewell. HONOUOABLES Mrs. Armstrong, HowardJephson, Lefroy, Misses Beresford. Stas-Thomas Esmonde, Compton Doinville, J. Jervis, A. Clarke, C. L. Giesecke, 7' C. Morgan, E. J. Hayes, R. . Hodson, R. Shaw, W. Burrowes ...

... circulation, that two prelates, Weld and Simone, the pope's chamaberlain, are about to be raised to the rank of crdilials. Thomas Weld, the Bishop of Amyclee, is of an lieilish family, in which piety and religions zeal have long It hereditary. It was ...

... Sussex, Duke of Argv-ll, Earl Anmlierst, Lord and Lcdv Car- lisle, Lord and Lady Granville, Lord Melbourne, Lord hil . Sir Thomas Hardy, Lord George Cavendish, Colonel Fiu- clarence, Mr. Lutirell, Air. Allen, Ladv Afflick, Hoa. Il Fox, and Lord and Lady Holland ...

... LITERARY NOTICE. The Northern Tourist, ier Stranger's Guide to the North and North- Wrcst of Ireland, 4rc. By Philip Dixon Hardy, Esq. M1. R. L A. Dublin, Curry. ?? oC. 1830.-(Se4 -. -Adertiemweit.J ?? For a considerable time past we have expected the ...

... Seren Oaks, Kent. The Kin, has retained four of his late Majesty's privateband, tivollorn-players, Englislhmen-George Hardy aid E'ope Hardy, brothers, and two Germans--Wessex, a hassoon-plaver, o'nd Schennasted, who plays. 1e flute. Thev were re-eng'ioed ...

... son ; 2d, £2, to Mr. Robert Stewart _ l plough held by ?? Class-Ist prem. to Mr. W. t M'Creerv, plough hield by son; 2d, Mr. Thomas Kilpatrick, I do. ; 3d, Mr. John Gray, do; 4th, Mr. D. Alexander, do. ; I 5th, Mr. S. Young, by servant; 6th, Rev. Mr. Boggsa ...

... archness and wayward hrumor,- Still seeking flowers more sweet and rare As fickle fancy changes. As in the character of Letitia Hardy, so in Lady Bell Madame Vestris cannot be excelled; In both there is woman's stratagems and who can rival Madame in the wily ...

... GENERAL ANSNVsRINO.-l'o MIr. Nolan, sell. (John), Smuddert, Miller (Sterne), Atkins sen. (Wiliam), Dut- canl sen. (James), Hardy ?? (Jobin), Harie 2dus, Ktadford lmus, (William). Clarke, Colliiis. PRUitiusIs FOIo GENER.;5 Atss'it:tNc-'o Air. Fleming, Stur- ...

... Great Seal, consti- tuting and appointing the Right Hon. Sir James Robert George i4rbaui, Bart.; Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., ?? Rear Admiral the Hon. George Heneage Law. sence Dundas, C.B. ; Captain Sir Samuel John Brooke Pechell, ...