... til gradually gained Upon Mr. H-ardy., and kept increasing his advantage till a quarter des past six o clock, when the fohllowing was thiestate of thie poll :- drA Mr. Starkie .527. .e52 Mr. Houldswortli . 475 Mr. Hardy . . . 415 AfI At this time nearly ...

... IifYI MIORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: 7HURSDAY, JUNE X2, 1826. The Somersetsbire Election outdoes Preston, Sir THOMAS LETHBRIDGE'S hair must have stood on end. The Badronet frowned terriblytron Mr. HUNT ; but his wrath fortunately only vented itself in words ...

... any malice against the deceased, b sentenced him to ten days' confitiement in the Castle of Yomk, it ALLEGED MANSLAUGHTER. THOMAS FAIRF AX CARLILE, aged 57,was indicted for r, killing nod slayitig Joseph Blackburn, on the 23d of May last, a The irisoner ...

... art of su#sissg. t. CROWN SIDE. D The LoRE CuiEr JusTiCesat in the Crown Court. JOHN HARDY stood indicted for having feloniously killed - a sheep, the property of Thomas Pocklington, and taken away a the legs and loins thereof. t hThere was no evidence ...

... youf accustom.- ed origiuaiity. - You talkl .otf the land-owlner being the hated stew- ardoof the anmivitant,just as. if Sir Thomas Beevor had not, in his address to the public of January last, made use of the .very- same 2U*Fds. -:,ou are the Uost scan- ...

... Lowe, Southarrpton-biiildiiigs, Chancery-laiie; and Messrs. Newton and Win. leibottorn, Hinutos Norris. t ihrtloecknlr et THOMAS WOODS, iif Basefrd,Nottinghaia hrtlo-lanl et 25, 27, aed Oct. 24, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Soli- citorjs ...

... hoped she should have plenty in the next world, and almost imnmed~iarely expired. In the other cellar was her two brothers, Thomas and William. William was in bed and his brother sitting in ai chair by the fire-side. William anon afterwards eXpived, and ...

... fools, but who knew the WVest Indies, told tile projectors that their plan would cec- tditily fail ; for that, though those hardy and industrious labourers outworked all tite free men in the East, aitd were used to very sparing habits, they would not he ...

... understand, Cardinal NVOLSEY, Sir JOHiN DUOLLY, af- terwards Duke of NeaRTHUMuBERLAND (father-in-law to the Lady JANu GREY), Sir THOMAS CROMWELL, Queen CATIIA- RINE, ANN BOLEYN, arid HENRY tile Eighth. Souse of tile amouns of the Monarch are detailed; and the ...

... ;I said Thomas Howard was not the fsthier Dof ti e child;, Gatirercole said, if I itid not lay it to Howard, tlie would tormentlii qie and wrap me uip in Colds oaf fire for everlast. - ing ; lie said, if Igot him 21 1 should hbt married to Thomas e Howard ...

... liberty exlat ee duriirg the 16-li century his er By riHE QUEEN.-ELIZABETH R.-Wliereas we Iraveautho. Bratu 'y rised our servast Thomas Gyles, Master of the Children of the Bua 0 Cathedral Church of St. P'rul, within our City of London, to fo Ont t ake up srichi ...

... 1THEATRE.-This Evening will P Ihepresented,QuiTECOnRECT.1 Groai.MSir.Liston.-AfterwhIlch a PAUL Pl:Y'. Oi. Hardy, Sir. EWilliamlis; Frank Hardy, air. Itayslond; C Harry Stanley, Ir. Visnr g Paul Pry, SIr. Listor; Sirs. Sibtie, Sirs. vI Glover; Phwbee ...