... during that brief period. t The principles of truth have ?? has arisen triumphant over tyranny and bigotry, and the names of Thomas Hardy, Jeremiah Joyce, John Thelwall, and John Horne Tooke are inscribed in t the roll of immortality. Honour to the illustrious ...

... Suffern, James Campbell, Thomas Hardy, John Al Haslett, William Hamilton, Frederick Lewis, Robert Magee, W. H. Mul- ligan, Henry Murney, 'T'homas Major, William R Moly- neaux, David AM'Cance, John Musgrave, John M1'Entire. Thomas M'Cammon, James Ireland ...

... to do in a few minutes. There were no papers found upon him. Thomas Hardy, the prisoner alluded to, corroborated the evidence of the preceding witness ; the deceased was in bed when he (Hardy) left him at half past seven ; and from the tone of voice in ...

... dened one. The rug having been recognised as stolen pro. pqrty, the police were put upon her track, and she was arrested by Thomas Hardy, a sub-constable. This man swore that he asked her did she steal the horse-rug, and that she acknowledged that she had ...

... Radley's Hotel, Bridge.street, Blackfriars, for the purpose of celebrating the forty-ninthl a aniversary of the acquittals of Thomas Hardy, John Horne ir Tooke, and John Thelwall, from a charge of high treason. The 'attendance was such as to give assurance that ...

... Samuel Luke, Thos. Gilmore, Thos. Major, James Sterling, Robert Hamilton, Garnet Sloan, Alexander Faulkener, Charles Peyton, Thomas Hardy, and Martin Harper, Esqrq. The Grand Jury, after receiving directions from his Worship as to the nature of the offences ...

... James Campbell. Thomas Hardy, John Clarke, John Workman, Jaumes Ewart, James Ireland, Hugh Ma. gill, Hugh Halliday, Daniel Davis, James Hart, Hugh Graham, John Greenfield, Robt. Gamble, Wim. Hamilton, W. D. Henderson, James Gowdy, Thomas Chermside, Martin ...

... gut his initials upon it. He had it in his possession all the time until he saw it with the m policeman. so Sub-constable Thomas Hardy proved having arrested the t|l prisoner, and proved a confession having been made by the ac prisoner when asked. at His ...

... Consulship of Alexandria. A Admiral Sir Robert Stopford, Commander-in.Chief of a the Mediteranean, will succeed the late Sir Thomas Hardy as Governor of Greenwich Hospital; the Hon. Alderman F Fleming, Commander-in.Chief at Portsmouth, willsucceed | to the ...

... mentioned. MARKE:T JURY. George Alker, William Dunbai, ElN;'oh Smith, G. W. Laing, John Manning, Jame, Egml, Richard Durkiky, Thomas Hardy. Joseph Blowe. Benjamin Wiliock, Edward Martin, David Mullenq, 0eter Wijla;4 JosephI Browne, Wiil. lioi, Thoinas Rog.r ...

... Harvey six months' imprisonment. Jesse Brennan, for stealing a shawl, the property of MR Thomas Hardy, High.street, Belfast. Guilty. In considera- tion of Mr. Hardy's unwillingness to prosecute, and the pri. soner having lately been confined, his worship ...

... Robert Gamble, Robert Grimshaw, Alex. M'1Doulcll, William Gilliland, Thomas Corbitt, George M'Tear, John Cordukes, Thomas G. Folingsby, Clot- ,vorthy Dobbin, Thomas Ward, Freeman Hardy, James Reid, Esqrs. The following were-sworn as a Market Jury:-Messrs ...