... William CrawfoH, junior, Daniel Callaghan, junior, Joseph K. Cummins, Robert Carr, Simon H. Hardy, Michael lleberia, William'U. Saunders, Noble Harnett, and Thomas ileitick. Esqrs. His Lordship then charged the Grand Jury, observing, that to Gentlemen who ...

... Nicuoias Combat Cor.TUPmsT, C, 11. Hutchinson, Thomas £vsnson ( John Gallwar, J. G N. trvwn. William Crawford, juo. Lane. Daniel »n. jon. Hagm-11. jwn. King Cuinroms, William White, C^rr, Montan. Sim«on Hardy. Kobe*! , Robert*. \ViHi*m Herbrrt a.iumkrs O ...

... Isaac Morgan, Robert Ro!>ert Lawc, Charles H. Leslie. William Massey Raker. Thomas Cuthhcrt. Jidr.t Gullway, William Crawford, jnn., Daniel jnn.. King Cummins, Robert Carr, Hardy, Michael l« ...

... very first bit he attempted to eat stuck in his throat; he almost instantly expired. Inquest was held on Monday, by Henry Hardy, Esq. Coroner, on his body, and a verdict was returned accordingly. SPECIAL SESSIONS UNDER THE INSURREC- TION ACT. CHARLEVILLE ...

... obtain any redress, are put into the highest spirits by the orders which have been transmitted the British Admiral, Sir Thomas Hardy, which arc demand restitution of all property seized, without any exception, provided it can be proved to belong to British ...

... Surgeon of the Creole, the Beaver. The Beaver goes to Png and in about four mouths; she arrived herefrom few days ago. ** Sir Thomas Hardy is universally beloved and esteemed. the present unsettled afl'atr* his services and influence ore highly valuable. No ...

... Viscount Lowitwr and the Orangeman Westroort..nd—Four rime* four. The lion. Thomas Kenyan and the Orangemen of Wain- Four times four. Our Deputy Grand Chaplain, the Re». Thomas Comber, and lire Chaplains of this Institution— Four limes four. Colonel Flriiher ...

... conspicuous, did not always effect a cure, as appears by the following case, with which we shall conclude : Thomas Osborne had been a stout hardy seaman, but returning from the banks of the Nile, was unfortunately shipwrecked in the Colossus, Scilly. The ...

... and Thomas Peltyraan, to the rank of Po«t-Captains. Lieutenants Hairdon, Maclean, R. DongUf, Georgo Pierce, Robert Wilcox, Robert Fair, Charles R. Milburne, and Charles J. H. Johnstone, to the rank of Commanders. ~ ■■ ■■ hiessrs. Frederick Thomas Jeffrey ...

... Portugal, and the whole -of therefore has now renounced the mother country. At an early hour ou Thursday morning the house of Thomas Ellis, M.P, situate Abbotsford, in the county of Dublin, was entered by some persons, who forced the beck-doors. The depredators ...

... or of sat.s- ing Kings themselves. And yet there are ‘be Imperial Parliament that no danger now the nineteenth century, men hardy wou!d resultby allowing Jesuit, unconfrouled do- j enough to talk about the exclusive inheritance 1,, ' ,d0n tb * y* _ Popes ...

... and gilt wands. The service for the day was read the Rev. J. S. Scrgr.tro, the Rector and I). G. Chaplain Elect. The Rev. Thomas Comber preached on the occasion. The Rev. Dr. Towne, and many other Clergymen were prevent. The sermon entered largely into ...