... Death. ATtY UASg:-41 . Gentleman, possess 4 and . .ponnds property, died . in thiSeitf ago, learing,.bis -wife 'pregnant. hardy befoix, his death, and disposcu rn in the following manner Lily being delivered of a son after queattied 'him and the : re ...

... having ran from Madeira hither in thirty days, which makes an average of one hundred and ninety-three miles per diem. Sir Thomas Hardy sailed with the Vengeur and Hyperion about a fortdight since. We find orders here to proceed with all possible speed to ...

... advertised. It is probable theYmight have communicated with each other, but I do not think it was necessary to their coming.. Thomas Bothwell, examined by Mr, Hunt—l am a tanner, live at Cheethatn, about a mile and a half from Manchester. I saw the people ...

... Sergeant, speaking of the meeting at Manchester, said, that no man, however strong his political feelings, had ever yet been, so hardy as to contend that that was a legal meeting. George Oddy proved that he had purchased the pamphlet in question at the defendant's ...

... have a little better opinion of our judgment than we had when we came to this conclusion ; and, though we are by no means so hardy as to suppose that we were right, we should now be taught, if past experience had not already taught us, to avoid bestowing ...