... Sir G. Ml. IKeith, Bant., R.N. OIL the I.Zth inst., AIr. Thomas Turiier, sels., of George sttert, Croydon. Lately, Thouioss Srealer, l ettser kn.svr ty tile ia.ne *f the Hiorsfortls Post. this hardy velsi aru hald attalied to the Sitil year' f' hlis age ...

... of his Inot having heard of him for the seven days preceding.- That very evening he set out for Scotland. The Ho- snourable Thomas Erskine, the Barrister, the second son, -also took the same journey a day or two before ; but it is supposed that he could ...

... -Whittinghsreu, gi ocer tolhisMujesty, 1G. Rt. aind Crows. Latchflord, spur-maker ta the Sting, s plain1 Crowrn, and G.R. Hardy &. P.ge, cutlars tollie King-a large projecting Imperial Crown. - Rawkes and, Alosely, arsny-eccoutrement-mnoers to his Mojesty-A ...

... Buchanan, of Upper NWeb ufl d place, of a daughter. 1, On the 1st inst. at Sanderstead-court, the rsiidettce of her ace Y Thomas Starling Benson, Esq. the lady of Henry Jordan, Fiq* 1, of a Sol). d On the 2J inst. Mrs. John H. Bootib, Guildford-streetl ...

... 8th inst., at Edgbston Church, the Rev. Thomas Mosely, rector of St. Martin's, Birmingham, ?? Margaret Augusta, youngest daughter of James. Tilson, Esq., of Goring. Oxon. TE15IOERANcaWEDDING.-OO the 30th ult., Thomas Nain, of Drumgoon, near Magoire's-bridge ...

... Lieut. H. Lang, R.N. son of the late R.. Lang. Eao. of Mloor Park. On La hrsday morning, at Pimlico, in his 82d year, Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. Hardly was the founder of the London Corresponding Society, and was, with Mr. Horse TI'ooke, Mr. Theiwall, Mr. Hoicroft ...

... of him- iself. That is not only the fact, but the printing of the last sheet was in progrese: whert Hardy died I He calls it a 1 Memoir of Thomas Hardy, Founder of, aud Secretary to, the London Cor- rc-,ponding Society, for diffusing useful Political ...

... BIRTHS. At Brighton, Lady John Russefl, of a ?? Burghley. the Marchtioness of Exeter, of'a ?? Rugby1 the lady ofCol. Hardy, of twins, a son and ?? teyton, Essex, the lady of W. T. Copelatld, Esq. M.P, ota ?? lngham, Norfolk, the Hon. Mrs. J. J. Wihaites ...

... , of Tranby House, near i, 60. 7Dth ?? Brookfield, Cork, Thomas Beamisfi, Esq-, aged At Waterford, Simon Lauphier, Eeq., M -D., aged 80- At Rtsnolgate aged 82, Sarat, relict of George.T. Hardy, Esq-, of Str. Ialrctce, Thanet.-At Perth, Miss Chalotte Knox ...

... Berkeley, Sir John Paul and Mr. Leth- bridge, the executors; Mr. Jessop, who for many years rwas his purser, and for whem Sir Thomas Hardy tlraysexpressed the highest esteem; Sir Richard Dob- San, the principal surgeons to the Hospital, and Dr. Don- vile his ...

... Margaret, eldest daughter of James Henderson, Esq., late Consul-General for Colombia. On the 8th inst. at Patcham, Sussex, Thomas C. Renshaw, usq., of Lincoln's inn, barrister-at law, to Elizabeth, only child of George Blaker, Esq., of Patcham. At St Pancras ...

... Hope was the uncle of the member for Gloucester, and brother is-low of the Viscountess Beresford. Like Iis brother, the late Thomas Hope, Esq., Mr Hope was remarkable for his cultivated nsind and his taste iso the tine arts. In his youth he had visited every ...