... 6d. for church-rates. One of the parties named in the citation, as the instigator of these tyrannical proceedinrvgs, is a Thomas Morgan Gepp, who is in high odour with his party, because of the hostility he has shown to dissenters. Thorogood, the shoemaker ...

... interrupted by one Doctor something Thomas, and prevented from going his round. Mr. Jenkins addressed the meet- I ing for an hour, or more, and was cheered throughout, I though frequently interrupted by Doctor Thomas, accompanied by Mr. John Williams ...

... national disappointment and national dis- grace would ensue.-(Hear, hear.) The plan he had adopted, in conjunction with Sir T. H~ardy and Admiral Dundas, was to have year by year three sail-of-the line and threenew frigates launched; and three other ships ...

... meeting of subscribers. Amongst the donors announced, wvere Messrs. Harmer and Bell, 251. - Mr. M. Young, 201.; Messrs. Wild, Hardy, Wood, Hlutton, Benson, and Merritt, five guineas each. The aggregate was 1111. Severalsubscriberswereannounced. The worthy ...

... Esq., Willianm E. Taylor, Esq., Robert Ferguson, ESq., I John Wilsnu Req.. Thomas Hsope, Eas., Wt William Whittaker, oEq., J. D. Hustler, Eq., j George Williams, req. Thomas Knowles, Rq., Samoa1 Eyre, REq., I Johnu ilson, Esq., I ISo . Williams, Req ...

... INSOLVENT DEBTORS! COURT. -+ ,; On Friday, Thomas James Fellgate, who has been seyv.al times before the Court; was this day brought up for final ?? insolvent had been confi. 4ential clerk to 14r. Thomas Harris, a brewer in the Haampstead-road. He. had ...

... Rhodes, Eleazer Hughes, and Thomas Salter, who stood indicted for a riot at Birmingham on the evening of the 4th of July last, were placed at the bar, and pleaded guilty. They were then removed. John Smith, William Clift, and Thomas King, were then placed ...

... ordered Scrivens to be discharged with a reprimand, and the other defendants to pay each 20s., or 14 days' imprisonment. William Hardy, Joseph Brown, and Mathew Rest, the musicians, were ordered to pay a like penalty, and twenty of the audi- ence, whose ages ...

... , and he was sentenced to fifteen years' transportation. Another veteran has paid the debt of nature, The gallant Sir Thomas Hardy; for many years Lord Nel- son's friend and Lord Nelson's right hand, died on Fri- day. He passed the few last years of ...

... they hope to recover. There are now only fifty sailors remaining who served under the late distinpgished veteras, Sir Thomas M. Hardy,-viz., twaeotyvtwo w4o were with him in the Victory, and tenty-eight who served with hi im other ?? J:ournal. A Leipsik ...

... Taglioni; and afterwards, *in a ballet, with' the same ?? and his wife, with the greatest applause. The band was led by Mr. Thomas, late. leader of the 'Covent-garden orchestra, and the the opera was repeated several times with undiminished attraction and ...

... was upon the life of Thomas tHardy, 1 a respectable tradesman, and secretary 'of the ConstitV- ?? Society. The English juriesoif that day were not like the ?? juries of the present day; they ac- quitted Hardy, and not only Hardy, but all against whom ...