... consequence of this representation tn discount the bill for him, which he (lid in Country Bank Notes. Witners paid-the bill to Thomas Whitram, and it was-teturned to -him, dishonoured, about the 19th of Jtine, the bill being due clthe :6th of June. The bil ...

... openly declared 'in his place in ] Parliament, that there was no torture inflicted in Ire- land. Such arn, effect had this hardy and unblushing r declaration, that I well remember, when Mr Dun- r das was defending the tortures of Picton in Trinidad, ' ...

... ftfi/leenuod, late of Weldrake, for picking T ite podket of .. Hardy, upon KRaveamire. Jashua Lung,'for picking pockets, uponp Knaves: n mrire, b Weilliam lentdall chrbarged.upon the oath of Thomas at Th ckray, of the City of-York, with hlavin on ?? ri ntoly ...

... ga~0_ Afr.,9k ~ A wr s JiT~ filr the Plaisitiff,- reade lie -affidavlt of --MINevils, whicsh stated that the'defendanit,- Thomas --rost, Nva~% . of liqluidated darmagsa In -which eve'rpe~dedert 'which. the booksof law afford~ed;, tsther wdsis f a.-nature ...

... appointed to draws up and have the same presented; whereupon the fol- L- lowing five Gentlemen were appointed- Doctor Sheridan, Y Thomas Kirwan, Esq. Henry Edmund 'l'aaffe, Esq. Richard Shlel, Esq. William Sweetman, jun. Esq. a, i M Burrowes read the First Resolution ...

... 'Mr Tait to the College- CliuicN', was carried by a -rnajority of that body. Thi' Earl of Kinndtul had resented Mr Charlei Hardy, preacher of the gospel, son'of the late Rev. Dr Hardyi Edinburgh, to the church and parish of Dunning; Perthshire, vacant ...

... E»q. M. P. S. Moklano, E»q. M. P. DIRECTORS to* YORKSHIRE, Thomas Smith, Jun. Esq. T»ri. Richard Hu-worth, Esq. Pmttfract. John Sykes, Esq. Kirl-Elh. Richard William Moxon, Esq Hull. Thomas Wilkin, Esq. Vtrk. Viibck*—J. B Beaumont, Esq. F.A. S. THE ...

... at St. Mildred s. Chian-fi, so thac Poultry, James Ye'ates, .Esq. of H-ackney,' to' Blary Ann, only dausslhter of Mr. Wn' Hardy, of Clicapside.. - - . . -- ?? iv 7r . ' . I~n tl-4,' - . .:s At Sydbbam, in'isa 7ia5t year, Mr. Willim Pi Prgle a l hone~t ...

... pccnelt litring the greatest part s of the examination, but not thcv. w';ole of it. Wit- bi ness was cross.etiamiincld bv Mr. Hardy, lie said I; there ea s no other peculiarity in the prisoner's II voice dxacept that he nwas an Irishman; Lieut. Haves ihe ...

... General Quarter Sessions for this Riding commenced at Skipton, before .1. A. Busfeild, Esq. Chairman ; Sir John Ingleliv, Bart. Thomas Collins, D. D. Matthew Wilson, Esq. WIT, Vavasotur, Esq. and William Parker, Cleik, At these Sessions Joseph Coates was c ...

... jUnior, merchant in Glssgow-Cre-, ditors meet in the Prince of Wales tcvsrn, there, 7th and 28th September, one o'clock. THOMAS Dow, smitci aid hoiler-maker in Tradestown, near Glasgow-Creditors leet in the.Prince of Wales tavern, 6th and 27th Septen ...

... months. John Ogle pleaded guilty to an indictment elarg. c ing; him with stealing two empty ?? be imprisoned two months. b /Thomas [ eatton pleaded guilty to an indietlpent t charging him with stealing two sets of fire-iropi , two kettles, and other articles ...