... bridge, at the foot of which they were met by an additional detachment of cavalry, and escorted them on their way. Messrs. Hardy and Davis well armed attended the unfortunate delinquents on their journey.. About eleven o'clock on Wednesday morning, as ...

... unborn, was found guilty. The Sessions being ended, sentence of transportation was passed up on Croft, Thomas Waterman, .T er . Shee,_ W. D enc h , Thomas Moles, alias Prices Joseph Grorgc Spicer, Mi c hael Napthtali, Edward \V. btevens, W. Smith, \V Smith ...

... was found guilty. The Sessions bein,, ended, sentence of transport at i on was passed u p on n Croft, Thomas W a t erman , J er. Slice, W. Dench, Thomas Moles, alias Price, J osep h Dawkins, George Spicer, Michael Napthtali, Ed war d Smith, Mary Culling ...

... instead of an imperxi.„ ous forest, we shall be able to oppose to our neighbours, in case of war, the energies of U stout, a hardy, a loyal population. Thi s is an interesting subject of contemplation amonithe various chang es which are gradually taking ...

... instead of an impem ous forest, we shall be able to oppose to our neigh hours, in case of, war, the, energies of a stout, a hardy, a loyal populatiou.'' This is an interesti N so bject of coin e niplation among the various change % which are gradually taking ...

... Jos. Burehatu, of Haverhill, 14 ditia' imprisonment. Julio Pratt, Beuuett Bantock, Ruth Gridley, James Hardy, Wis, Brown, Robert Downing, Thomas Wright, Fraucis Nonneu, Mars Candler, Samuel Hurvey,C. Bowers, Pilgrim Bossard, W. Mtirphew, Was. Fuller ...

... Clapham-common, relict of late W. Holmes, esq.—G. Horsley, esq. of Teddingtots, it; the 50th year of his age.—Mrs. Hardy, relict of C, M. Hardy, esq. of Charlotte-street, Portlaud-place.—At Plymouth, G. Welsfurd, esq. merehaut, of that place.-4t Comptou-Barrett ...

... Clapham-common , relict of the late W. Holmes, esq.—G. Horsley, esq. of Teddington, in the 50th year uf his age.—Mrs. Hardy, relict of C. M. Hardy, esq, of Charlotte-street, ,Portland-place,--Al.Ply, mouth, G. Welsford, etq. merchant, of that place.—AA comp ...

... fiVarricti. Married, on the 22d ult. by license, by the Rev. Thomas Knox, in the parish church of Speldhurst, near Tunbridge, Kent, Lord Cochrane, to Miss Catherine Corbett Barnes, late of Bryanstonestreet, .a young lady of small fortune, but good., family ...

... Wilks, esq. 'Fandridge-court, Godstoue, Surrey, and niece to the late R. Wilks, esq. of Wanstead, Essex.—At Sanquitar, Henry Hardy, M.D. of Manchester, to Margaret, eldest daughter of the late R. Whighamc esq. of Halliday-hill, Dumfries., s• shire.—At Clapham ...

... Bignolds, both bankers of Norwich, without any security.. In alluding to the Officers of the Society, Messrs. Samuel Biguold, Thomas Bignold, jun. awl Merritt], were highly. spoken of. On the subject of the names of Noblemen set forth as Trustees, who bad ...

... measures, and which vehemently rail against the Patriots of . South America, .are of no avail io preventing the ' emigration of hardy and brave adventurers to ioin the Independents, and to assist in their endeavours - to overthrow tyranny and despotism. Another ...