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LAW INTELLIGENCE

... BENCH, Ml.ty 24, Thomas Baldock, found guilty of fupplying the Ma. rines at Cnatham with adulterated bread, was lentenced to pay a fire of cool. and to be imptifbned fix weeks. THE KING V. HEWITT. The Defendant was commander of the Hardy gun. boat, and ...

LAW INTELLIGENCE

... uial had been made concerning the zonvits at .eVhoojvi r h ad Mr. ATT(IRNIEY GFNER:A. 1O-moved-that a pcrfon of the name of Thomas Spent e fhould bc ca3led in and charged withan information xwich he had mled'fs him ex Sfficio. 11u,- Spenee' w>as accornogly ...

LAW INTELLIGENCE

... and- the' Loid Maror was requested to issue his Precepts for the Eledion o£ Others in their room. 1t61n C(owvley, Thomas Poynyder, Thomas Whipham, and Martie Pearlses, Esqrs. have each paid their fines.of 4@oi. anld zu acarl, to be excused serving rhe ...

LAW INTELLIGENCE

... the-Defen- dant's haids, wuhich might or misht not be recoverable on an aiwn for money had and received. ; - gtlALLWOD ?? THOMAS., This was an action also tried 'before Lord Elknbo6- soughs at the Sittings after last term, at Gbildhlill.- - It resolved ...

YORKSHIRE LENT ASSIZES, 1807

... subject id to be reduced by arbitration. . . sw Counselfor the plaint.,Y-Mr. Serjeant Cockell, Mr. d: cll Topping, and Mr. Hardy. At'toavwy-Mr. Frost. Co.nsel Mfor te dcfendantts-Mr. Park, Mr. Wood, ce and irv. Rzine. Attorney-,-Mr. Dickinsoss. cc n, tbft ...

NAVAL JOURNAL

... late ?? her ftores after the was nrn on the ihoals cal!ed the Jardines. The (Court dotlu therefore adjudge that thle fiaid Thomas New, Efq,' late Commander of His. Majefy's late floop Bonletta, and fuch of rbe Olilcers andIfhip?4 compahy of the faid floop ...

OLD BAILEY

... H1roner, Thomas B3ulckley, Daniel Buclilev, John Tat- nell, Maria Jones, Miealiel Course, James Midaleton, Fliza- beth Mandeville. Ann (Graced, William Hall, Sas , .'rintman, Genrge Stanlrc', John Denny, Mark BroWn. DIMliiel Harcourt, M'lary, Hardy, 'amuel ...

ATROCIOUS MURDER AND ROBBERY

... mason or shopkeeper, Andei ston, Nancy 32 for housebreaking and theft; Adam Cox, labourer, Lion, eyfor child &nurder; and Thomas Biaikie,, soldier, Lynx, ey ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ' ~~~Pomoi r-for an assault. Lord lord- ?? le re [5- 11- rri Is. as Xd Fs Id Xe ...

MURDER OF CAPTAIN WRIGHT

... amora which were the following:- i Mr J. Robertfon, of Edinburgh, received 20 guineas for a machine to weave fifliing nets. Dr Thomas Cogan, of Bath, received a gold medal for a drag, the ufe of which, at the requeft of the Prefi- dent, he asplained, in faving ...

HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY

... elected Annual Presidents of the Royal Physical Ws Society G. A. Borthwick, M. D. Ireland. t Henry Hardie, M. D. Scotland. Mathew Keinny, Efq. Ireland.in Thomas Kelly, Ef¶. Ireland. ' On the 29d instant, the Presbytery of Irvihe,in on the presentation of the ...

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Sept. 17, [ill]

... Gent; Iofeph Birliett Jackfon, Gent.; Tofcph 13a1k&y Spencer, Gent.; William Curties, jun. Gent.'; Charles Szier, Gent.; Thomas Holdrwortlr, Gent.; Stephen Pattcerfal, Gent.;. George Auguflus Nalh Gent.- Wil ilar Mathews, Gent.; George. ,cholcy, Gcnt; ...

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS

... Jury found the prifoners guilty of all the charges, and the Court fentenced each of tetn to a twelvemonth's imprifornment. Thomas Scott was brought up to receive fdntence for perjuiy,; in the cafe of Edward Belirgharni Kennah anid Charles M'Gower. The ...