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... -GRm- TUITY FROtn THE GOVERNMENT TO MAsox.-(From the Bsvadjbrd Observer,)-The advocates of capital punishment 5he are not hardy enough to repudiate the humane and rational in maxim, that better ten guilty persons should escape than eir that one innocent ...

... and will be one of the largest in England. TiE HARDY TESTIMONIAL.-The monument, which is being erected on Blagdon Hill,yincommemoration ofthatillus- trious naval hero, the late Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Barb., G.C.B., presents now a picturesque, striking ...

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... election. Sir Thomas IWilde, at the last general election, in 1841, polled 14 votes mote than the senior noember, Mr. Bauiley (Tory), the num.- beta being at the close of the poll as follows :-Sir T. Wilde, 1,18i7; %r. Blailey, 1,173; Mr. Hardy,. 8s75. The ...

... tle late Sir T'homas Champneys agaitnst the defendants t'ail ansd Flight, fbr the specific perfloranince of a contract a, Itich in 1838 the assignees entered into for the sale to WAall tLa Flight's agent of the life interest of Sir Thomas, its right cif ...