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... XXmSSTZC The forty-sixth anniversary of tire acquittals of Thomas Hardy, John Ifnrnc and John Tlielwall, on their trials for high treason, Wiis celebrated on Thursday, at Hotel, Fleet-Street, Tire room was crowded. Irfi.and. Ii nppMff I'y n Waterford ...
... the year !79f, or mtlur in whose persons it stood in good stead ihe liberties England, lie would propose them memories of Thomas Hardy, John Ilorne Tooke, Messrs. Joice, Thelwall, and Uaxler. The toast was drunk solemn silence. Mr, Parry proposed the memory ...
... were o! the same 1 as those given in the Western met. Hie first was awarded to Join. Thomas,, Smcl’s ploughman the second prize to David Bowes, ploughman o .til Thomas, of Cl.se Farm. Philip Jon «, anotoer 'lr Striek's ploUßmen, did his wont . ervis. « ...
... When Loro’s keen arrows rorrife the Imart, ■lime's healing plaster best a 11.,, the smart. Brecon, January, 1845. TO MR. J. THOMAS (I EUAN DDU), Author of the Cumbrian Mimtrel, now i» course of QPubticativnu leuan Ddu Aecept from A word iwo praise Your ...
... “The memory of Thos. I lardy, John llornc Tooke, Thcbvall, John Augustus Boanev, Stewart Kyd, Richard Hodgson, Thomas Holcroft. : Joyc ‘, Thomas Wardle, Matthew Moore, John Baxter, and John Richter, requesting that it might be received solemn silence, lie ...
... daughter of Mr Thomas David, l.ittle Mill. near van. Tuesday week, Llaiifabou, David Davies, Bread street, Cardill', to Margaret, second daughter of Lem* Ihomas, Llanvahon. the 2btli ult. at Chepstow, the Rev I . B. Gabriel, Mr Thomas Hains. grocer, Bristol ...
... lawii dog Ruben. Mr II Guest na fawn and white dog Wellington beat ! 11. Lloyd Thomas's b dog Albert. Mr R. Powell’s black bitch Mr 11. Maybery na red dog Ueubio. Mr W. J Thomas’s fawn bitch Ada beat Mr T. L. Brewer’s white dog Bedlamite. Mr W. Bri Igwater ...
... was standing before the «e ...
... Sharp. Mr Thomas introduced the next subject, v'vi.— The effect produced on the British fanner, tbe_ importation of cattle, sheep, pigs, and salted provisions, and «be best method obviate the injurious effects of foreign competition. Mr. Thomas spoke at ...
... only /.ft'*/* Mercury. , . OcATti Thom M. Hardy, Bart—Oh Fnil;iv aij« rmMm, that imTit«»rious ami pallaul olVicer, ul Sir Thomas Mustermim llanly, r.8., rimr ol flu* Royal Hospital, ohwu h, his last. Afluiiral Hardy sutneded the lute Sit Ki« in Keats j:ov« ...
... E X, i Containing S9 Acre, more l«f. .itunle in St Michael Cwmdu, afureaetd. The above F.states are in the occupation of Thomas NVu’kins. They are si-uated about miles from ihe town of near C Church, and wiihm few hundred yards of the Turnpike Road from ...
... of Warwick, that having concluded her visit she was returning home on foot y mode travelling not at all unusual for the ; hardy females of the Principality, though somewhat hazardous and imprudent, particularly when the journey : to be performed is, was ...