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... REq ?? R. H7s. Leek, ss, ?? G .Ward Nerman Esq. iromley John Murray, Eisq., Coulsden :etmuel Palmer. YE4., Viauwvorth Thomas Hardy, Esq., Walworth Wiliiam Leaf, Esq., Streatham J. If. Miller, Esq., troydon C. S. Crowley Esq., Croydon J. H. Palmer, Esq ...
... Rbout the head, which was separated front the body; tisa lingers were also quite flattened, and it was tied in a cloth. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Surgeon, of Walwortls, deposed, that about half an hourbetore the Jury were empanelled lie saw the body; it was that of ...
... ALttEADY RECEIVED. Harvey Combe, Esq. J o u J. . - - 20 0n Mr W. Reeves I - 5 Mr Thomas Emmett 2 0 0 Mr J. Harmner - S o Mr Thomas Hardy I - 1 a O Mr Alex. Gallowsy * 0 Mr Thomas Borchfield I 0 Mr Vincent Figgins 5 0 0 The Honourable and Ancient Mr W. Griffith ...
... Anniversary of the Acquittals of THOMAS HARDY, JOHN HORNE TOOKE, and JOHN THELWALL, from a Chargeof High Treason. STEWARDS. J. P. Burnard. Willtam Cunming Joseph B. Phelps. Joseph Beckwsith. Alex. Galloway. Richard Taylor. Thomas Burchfield. Joseph Moody. John ...
... ? james Curry, M.D. . Brovwe . S. Wcfley A. P. Cooper W. Reed, . , Banks Richard Saumarez T. F. Vandercorn r. Hofegood Thomas Hardy . L. lewis ?? Wred - J. A. Gillham, P. Bird WIV. Saunder;, M.D. . C. Saunders . 1. Lairn W. Babington,_M.D. 1.ones W. Miller ...
... base. CAaso-Tke Argyle rooms were destroyed by fire,ikeb. 5ib, 1830., T. EDwARDS-The trial and acquittal of John Thelwall, Thomas Hardy, and Horne Tooke, took place November 5th, 1794. The. late Lord Eldon, for the prosecution, spoke nearly eight hours. POTATO ...
... -Her Majesty first took up her residence in the New Palace, St. James's Park, 13th July, 1837. AN OLn TAE.-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy died at Greenwich, in the 71st year of his age, 20th Sept., 1839. X. (Chelsea).-It was on the 29th Dec., 1841, that the ...
... Ji~siepil Benkeil, Eaq. J os. L Seaithl,Zsq. Alderman~ John'Biltlin, Esq. Jh ?? ?? James Gibson, Esq. ''Aeadr'oelid-sq. Thomas Hardy, Esq, John Pond, )sj. EiR.S. JbhhnHerdman, M . Peter Mardinean, ti4. Richard Herron, Eseq. ' eter vere, E~sqa, Henry Hinckley ...
... William Broanet, Esq., M.D., F.S.A. Rev. John Bathttrst Deane, M.A., F.S.A. Benjamin Terrey, Esq. Thomas Dufoies Hardy, Esq. Edward Hawkins, Esq., ?? ?? Thomas William King, Esq., F.S.A. Rev. Samuel Roffey Maitland, ?? F.S.A. Charles Manby, Esq., F.G.S. Charles ...
... an rbsrdals th 3t Of Tj 9T 81.O-cockprecisely. ill'10, 51 The Eari of ROlINEY. in the Chair. IIar.AdtniraI Sir Thomas idaterttat Hardy, Dart, G.C.U.- as Baler. ~Joseph Neili., Esq. M.P. WeTpl~i-mu Ssetq George Palmer, Esq. C.O la~~lrwogrt Faley. Esq ...
... May 6, aNd Fins following Days, at Half-past Twelve, BOOKS in GENERAL LITEIRATURE, including the Libra~ryof the late Mr. Thomas Hardy, among which ore lapin, Tindal and Cr te1' England, Thoresby' Leeds, Boydrll's Thames, Mirror of Parliamoent, Lecia's ...
... Tavern. on mnreday, the zih of March, 1134, at Six o'clock peiey The Ealof R0OMN EY. In the Chair. Bear-Admiral Sir Thomas Manteaman Hardy, ar. 0.B.. CpnoThemas Ba ber,. Joseph Neel, Euqar. M.P. Thomasarig, Ieq George Palmer, Req. Willistmimutterwrt A Bayle ...