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... respectable. company met at the Crown ami Anchor Tavern,, to celebrate . the twenty-eighth Aoniversary of the Acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, 'John Thelw all, and others, on . a charge of Constructive Treason. - The triumph which the acquittal ...
... discharged._ _ The Grand- Jury at the Westminster Sessions returned a true bill against James M'Carty, Ridiaid Roebottom, Hardy, Thomas Lee, and James Jones, for the murder of William Cogle, at the late riot at Westminster, and they have beeu to Norgate to ...
... the Cavaries, Madeira, St. Thomas's, Au: Cayes, and several other places, and is last from Havannah. Jr is undersood she visits Charleston to obtain possession of three British seamen, part of the crew of the Sir Thomas Hardy, and who were induced to enter ...
... Lieutenant'Elwin, Commander of the Castlecoote Revenue Cruiter, captured with Ws boats under the command of his first Mate, My. Thomas Hardy, in the Sound of Instra, bull, on the 17th ultimo, a fine copper-bottomed American Schooner, called the Sweep, with upwards ...
... considerable confusion still prevailed. in cOnSe , quence of the large naval force in that ginner, under the corruhand of Sir Thomas Hardy, Briefsh property Was, however, 'deemed per , .'fectlq'secure. The' American papers , say that Congress had adjourned to ...
... Graham Moore, K.C.B. - Bear-Admiral Sir Geerge Eyre, to the command on, the South American Station, vice Commodore Sir Thomas AL Hardy, Bart. &CAI. • • Commodore Charles Grant, C.B. to 'the East India Station, vice Roar-Admiral - the Hon. Sir H. Blackwood ...
... TUESD.4Y, JUNE 29. RICHARD PUNY JACKSON, Liverpool, merchant. JESSE DoBELL, Craubrmik, Kent, brewer. 'THOMAS PICKTOW, Hamtnersmioi, grocer. WILLIAM HARDY, Manchester, dry-alter. ABRAHAM ALLEN, Pair-mall. calico furniture-manufacturer. SAMUEL WILLIAM WOOLNICH ...
... her. JOSIAH Gravesend, coach-master. ALEXANDER HARDIE, Union-court, Broad-street, merchant. STEPHEN, VERTUE, Mark-lane, corn-merchant. NATHANIEL GARDNER and HENRY GARDNER, Gloucester, bakers. JOHN THOMAS OXENHAM, Oxford-street, mangle-maker. DAVID RICHARDS ...
... George Driscol, who Stated himself- to he a tailor, residiog with his mother in. High Street, 'St. Giles's, was charged by Thomas Wood, footman in the family of the Doke of Norfolk, with having twice extorted money from him, •by charging hiM :with a crime ...
... Recorder would pass sentence of death on the prisoners *at the end of the Sessions. Baker, the guard of the Exeter coaeh, and W. Thomas, an hostler; were afterwards trie 1 for stealing . a parcel from the said coach ' containing 40 guin eas and 3281. in bank ...
... Court House. Hardie first descended; he was followed by Baird, - then the headsman. Hardie, by mistake, was conducted into the waiting-rooma he bowed twice respectfully to the geritlemen who were present. The Rev. Dr: Wright accompmjed Hardie ; the Ree. ...
... Holroyd, attended by the Usual City Offices, took his seat on the bench. Riot at IVestmi4ter.—Jarnes Jcnei, Thomas Lee, Riehard Roubotham, Willian Hardy, and James.M'Carthy, privates in the 2d Regiment of FoolGuaras, were put to the bar, charged on the Coroner's ...