... WEEKLY OBITUARY. Goduy, Admiral.—On Feb. 25, died «t Kingston, Surrey, Rear-Admiral John Hardy GodUy. He had seen a gr« fct amount active service in the Mediterranean, and the East and West Indies. He attained his seniority in June, 18U and flag rank ...

... persons, more especially from two members of his own family—his brother, Thomas Scott, Paymaster of the Re- , * Who wrote the Waverley Novel*? Effingham Wilson. piTrcnl, and Thomas Scott’s wife. The line of argument taken by J. F. M is interesting; quotes ...

... murder had taken place, Tut ween five and six o’clock, tlu prisoner was met upon the rood from Melton, going towards Statheru Hardy and Nutt in-ham. Hs was then dress* d, not in corduroy trousers, ns he had beeii for several days before, hut in dark blue-coloured ...

... MR. ARTHUR'S NEW WORK -In Pott »to, St. . Eitrt Cloth Gilt, TANK HARDY; or, the Withered Hetrt. A •r Revelation of Marriafe. T. 8. ARTHUR. With Two lUiutrmtion* GittmT. Heart* are daily broke and ■pirita rnuh'd, While he who tlay* detlrov* in tafetT.' ...

... “independent» .porter ot ti.» M.mslrv; in favour of elector, orm, ballot, and extension of franchise; formerlv sat for Colchester. Hardy, Gatborpe (Leominster), son oflateJ, Hardv, M.P. was born 18U, and married, 1838, Jane, daughter of J Orr, Esq.; was educated ...

... and said, if !?y ® to annoy complainant agai-i the circulation of a similar libel, they would severely dealt with. ForgfivT.—Thomas Brookes, young man formerly in the service of Mr. Barton, an advertising-agent, and HeruyG orge lliirdy, another young fellow ...

... es in . . . . Guildford, Sir Henry, Portrait , 397 Gwalior Contingent, Troops the . 152 Hanmek, Sin J., M.P., Portrait of Hardy’s Farm, Stockport . . 273 Harvest Fete in Lower Normandy , Hastings, the Sea-side . Going Board the Pleasure-boat . . . , 2GI ...

... prisutler where obtained the cage and bird, and lie immediately began crying, and said had no home to to, and wanted bread. Thomas Buyrn, the owner of the rage and bird, said the C'lge was bung just rulside bis first-floor window. The lark was one ot the ...

... support. Mei;ry. J.-mes (Falkirk), son of James Merry, Esq., merflunt r.lusgow, born and married. Ml?. Arm. dmtgliierof J M’Hardy. Esq , : Glenboig. Co. Lanark; was fduratrd Glasgow. ironmaster Lanark and Ayr *‘:ng. is decided Lib:* al, and general suppor ...

... of which the statue was accepted by the Lord Mayor Dublin, ii behalf of the city. 3RONZE STATUE OF THOMAS MOORE AT DUBLlN.— (dbvionkd by c. moor*.) HARDY’S FARM. StAK STOCKFORT—THE SCENE THE RECENT PARRICIDE ...

... to young Italian, of literary pretensions, named Signor Alberto Mario, with whom she became acquainted in Genoa. Tb* Rev. Thomas Binnet has sailed from Liverpool for Australia, in the Sultana, company with Urge parly missionaries and friends. Mrs. accompanies ...

... want a “strong, minded, ambitious woman” lor a wife,“who had plenty of nionev, for bod none,” and di replies *o be sent to Thomas Johnson, t lie Sailors* Home.” i It is very probable tint will lie sent Lunatic Asylum. Fatal Boiler Explosion.—A boiler belonging ...