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... 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 ...
... Gibbs, Recorder of Briftol, the gentleman who confpicuoufly diftinguifhed himfelf, with Mr. Erikine, in the late trial of Thomas Hardy. ...
... put upon her, and delivered her to Hardy, pronouncing the following words : I now, dear, deliver you into the hands of Thomas Hardy, pray*' ing the blefhngs of God to attend you both, with all happinefs. Hardy replied, now, dear, re ceive you with ...
... Con!tables Accounts, in Purfuance of a Refolution of the Town's Meeting held tm the 26th Day of April laft ; and that Mr. Thomas Hardy, and Mr. Benjamin Jacob, are appointed to coiled the fame. Birmingham, May 47, 1799._ ...
... Mondav laf) Mr. William Thorp, fenior, was Mayor of this city, for the enfuing year. The fame day Mr. John Johnfon, and Mr. Thomas Hardy, were chofen Bailiffs. Bristol, Sept. 19- Tuefdav at aCourt Common Council, Jeremy Baker. Efq. was elected Mayor of this ...
... Woollen-draper, at Guildhall. John Lawton Salmon, late of Nantwich, in Chefhire, Cheefc-faaor, at the Bowling-Green, Nantwich. Thomas Hardy, late of Liverpool, Lancafhire, Brewer, at the .Globe 'cavern, John-itreet, Liverpool. Benjamin Smith, of Leadenhall-Market ...
... eftablifhed PUBLIC HOUSE, now in foil Bufinefs, known by the Sign of the CROWN, in New Street, Birmingham, now in the Tenure of Thomas Hardy. The Houfehold Furniture, Brewing Vctfels and Utenfils, to be taken to at a fair Valuation. For Particulars enquire on ...
... efiablifhed PUBLIC HOUSE, now in full &dines, known by the S•gn of the CROWN, in New Street, Birmingham, 'now in the .Tenure of Thomas Hardy: The Homffhold Furniture, Brewing Vac!sand Utenfils, to be taken to at a fair Valuation. For Particulars enquire on the ...
... prefent that Thomas Hardy, late of Weftminlter, Shoemaker John HorneTooke,lateofWimbleton, Clerk; John Auguftus Bonney, late of the parifh of St. Giles, Gentleman; Stewart Kyd, Efquire; Jeremiah Joyce, late of St. Mary le Bone, Gentleman ; Thomas Wardle, late ...
... Rev. Thomas Prlce • 5 3 Rev. J Cooke John Wyatt .—4 1 Thomas Cockett r Thomas'Joné 2 2 SamOel Ryland 2 2 Thomas Paine 2 ,2 Obadiah Cartel! I I Thomas B;mtlti I• I _ _ _ ! Thonras 1 •••=,--•,- Wakeman , Benjamin May S S /On Danfon • I I , ...