... Galligan - was put to the bar, for having, on the 24th day of March, served an unlawful notice on Thomas Ruddell. The following is a: copy : . - NowreE:—Thomas Ruddell, I totally forgot visiting you along with the rest of your neighbours, and I do hereby ...

... the assent of a Court of Proprietors might be deemed , essential. A beautiful diamond rim , . has been presented to J. P. Thomas, Esq. of 22, Bean-street, Southwark, 'Member of the Athenian Society, by several members of the public press, as a testimony ...

... on the 3d December, Valparaiso 20th January, passed Cape Horn 151 h February, and..sailed from Rio 234 March. Commodore Sir Thomas Hirdy was left at Lima, with his broad pendant iii ihe Creole frigate, Capt. T. White; the Conway, 28, Capt. Basil Hall, was ...

... writing. He read it. Ifhos. Gardner's earnings to be suspended for picking the pocket of his fellow prisoner. Nov. the 6th, Thomas Gardner having been very idle since the suspension of his earning s, and pretending to be very ill, I ordered him to be confine ...

... Even after the year 1818 I knew every thing than passed in the gaol, for I had constant correspondence with the defendant. Thomas Poole, .Esq. said, I am a magistrate of the county of Somerset. In that capacity I have frequently visited the gaol at Ilchester: ...

... course of last week Mr. Hardy received private information that he had been seen in the neighbourhood of Hindon c and it was possible that Ilillet might be met with at Woodbury-hill fair accordingly, on Thursday week, Mr. Hardy, jun. and Pike, the turnkey ...

... C3IISC of last week Mr. Hardy received piate inforimitioa that he bad been seen in the neighbourhood of Ilindon,and it _was possible that Hallet might be met with at Woodbury-hill fair .accordingly, on Thursday week, Mr. Hardy, jun. and Pike, the turnkey ...

... h o h a d b een save d , porucularly •Mr. Hardy, had existed to prove that they were amongst the best subjects of the country; and he therefbre gave. with peculiar satisfaction, The health of Messrs. Hardy, &c. applause.) _ _ _ was , received with ...

... s Who bad been saved, , particularly Mr. Hardy, had existed to prove that they were amongst the best subjects of the country; and he therefore gave, with peculiar satisfact i on, Th e health of Messrs. Hardy, &c. —(Loud applause.) Mr. was received ...

... families, it could hardly be expected that the or. tiers of the Dean of Guild could be literally complied with, and a few were hardy enough to remain in their houses during the night betwixt Saturday aud Sunday. As was anticipated, a little after eight o'clock ...

... recotnntemktion•to tnercy. Discharged on paying . a' fine of Is. • • Mouovell was. indicted for a burglary in the house of 'Thomas Dawe, and stealing thereina silver mug, and a coshion, containing-50 gold pins. • Mr, Dawe • is a jeweller in Regent 'Street ...