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... THOMAS HARDY. ADDRESS TO THE PVELIC With a heart overflowing in fenfibility and gratitude, I now fit down to the moil pleafing talk, which 1 have experienced in the courleof my life. Little did I imagine ihat the feebleef- forts I have made, in fuppcrt ...
... THOMAS HARDY, RElpeEkfully informs his Friend 3 and the Public, that he has taken a Houk and Simp, N°36, TA VISTOCK•STILEIT, COV ENT..G R.. DES, Lo vets, where who may be pleafeH to favour him with their commands, may be furni(hed with Boots, Shoes, ...
... TRIAL OF THOMAS HARDY. FOR HIGH TREASON. OLD-BAILEY, STH DAY—SATURDAY, NOV. I. The Court met this day at twelve o'clock— After a brief examination of few witnefles, and the reading of feveral papers, Mr. Erlkine, few minutes after one, entered upon his ...
... TRIAL OF THOMAS HARDY. FOR HIGH TREASON. OLD-BAILEY, TUESDAY, OCT. 28. At eight o'clock the Court met, when there attended on the Bench, Chief Juftice Eyre, Barons Hotham and Macdonald, and Judges and Buller, the Lord Mayor, &c. Proclamation being made ...
... TRIAL OF THOMAS HARDY Continued. FRIDAY, 030ber 31. A fong, the objed of which was to incite people who feel themfelves oppreffed, to plant the Tree of Liberty; and - a book, explanatory of a copper-plate of the manual exercife, were ofkrerl in evidence ...
... *♦* The length and importance of the Trial of Thomas Hardy will fufficiendy apologize to our numerous readers for the temporary omif- fion of feveral articles of lefs confequence, and of many advertifements. On Friday fe'nnight and Thurfday laft three ...
... MONDAY’S POST (by Exprefs) From LONDON GAZETTE Whitehall July 19 King has Rev Thomas Hardy Profeffor Ecclefiaftical Hiftory in room Gumming ’ been Rev Dr Mackormick be Mt-jefty’s Chaplains in Ordinary in Scotland War-Office Castle July Majefty been M ...
... was always very welt; but my Apprentice, Thomas Hardy, tills me, James Bcwsonc Morning going 10 put on his Shirt, told him that hit Father had beat him with a fmall Rope, and let him tec the' Marks, and Thomas Hardy tells roc the Marks flaid on him for two ...
... THOMAS 14 ARDY. This Day is publifheri. N' IV. Pre One Shilling and Sixpence, Of r ill : TRIAL of THOMAS HARDY. Containing the Whole of the. Evidence, and a Verbatim Acccunt of the Speeches of the Hon. T. ERSKINE, Mr. Gimes, .the A rrpivay and S 11.LICITOR ...
... is hereby given. That the PartncrAip THOMAS HARDY and RICHARD COX, of this City* Mercers, Ac. was this Day difTolvcd mutdal Content; and that the Hufiuefs wtil in future carried on, as ufiul, old Shop by the Thomas Kdrdy, on Ids feparatc Account, who will ...
... BANKRUPTS. Tff fihv. Aug. ?.*). —flporgc Brough, Lane-end, Stafford ire, mercer and draper. Thomas Hardy, Liverpool, brewer. George Gravffonc, Tottenham, carpenter and builder. John Piercy, Carlhalton, Surry, baker. Harrifon, Tydd St. Mary, Lincoln, jobber ...
... toprefs. Lord Howe returned to Torbay on Friday night. On Saturday Mr. Erlkine delivered a fpeech of fix hours in defence of Thomas Hardy, a faithful abridgement of which will be given in our next paper. — After the adjournment on Sa- turday, a perfon ran down ...