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... he had to fay in his defence, anfwered, I’m innocent this inhuman crime with which I charged, and leave it to Counfel.” Mr. Hardy, Counfel for the priloner, declined calling any wimeffes, thofe called againft him had given him a good character. Tlie learned ...
... Cheapside, London, It AGENTS. ry Messrs. COLLI aay and CLIFFORD, of Stafurd. Mr. ROGER BIRCH, i¥olverhampton. Mr. THOMAS ALLBUT, Handley. i Mr. THOMAS SALT, Uttoxeter. Persons of desirous of being appointed Agents to the Company, are requested to apply to the ...
... eight acres or thereabouts. For further particulars inquire of Mr. Betiirl T-Ove*-, in Great Driffield, the owner ; or of Mr. Thomas Cater, at his Office in the same place ; and ifby Letter, post-paid. TO BE LLT, And entered upon at Mdff-dai/ next, THE Capital ...
... Orders. # Persons insuring for Three Hundred Pounds, upwards, will not be charged for the Policy. By Order the Directors, H. A. HARDY, Sec. of Country Department. HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE, LIFE, d ANNUITIES. Capital, Two Millions. Office, LUDGATE - HILL ...
... the most cquâtable terms, unde s»cc4.il act parllniuenr, uranlWl to tliis «llicc. THOMAS PARKE, See. COMPANY'* AG ENTS at 't Bury St.lMHn.ndâs, â¢â¢ â¢. Thomas Ruben. Sudburv, i âB ⢠⢠J. Ipswivb. * J- M ena, Norwich. JohnâStewed, Lynn ...
... deduce Mr, rne's title from the year to the present time, and which was clear, with the exception that it appeared, by a will Thomas Pii'ii'ps, dated tl e l-Sth January, 1661, that his daughter Elizabeth Watson had a â¢on, a:id if there were any issue in ...
... BLOXAM, Knt. and Aid. STARLING DAY, Jon. Efq. Mayor THOMAS DUSGAIE, Efq. Ralph caldwell, EDWARD W. MARTIN, Efq. WILLIAM BECHER, P.fq. • &C &C &c. Treasurer*— Meffrs. DAY, DALTO'N, and DAY. Secretary—Mr. THOMAS BIGNOLD. this InflitutioK alt the Premium is returned ...
... fomething that fort; fometimes it was hung tu houfe, tut her fiuihand had not touched it that night , et>/ y fxamintd Mr. Hardy, (he prifoner and family 1,,e two years lall Martinmas, ever fince they were manic ,i more cold days in February ; it was cold ...
... N.B. Berfont injuring for Three Hundr.d Founds, or upwards, will not charged for the Folicy. Order of tbe Directors, H. A. HARDY, Sec. the Country Dep»rtmcnt. Ltrdi~.', .»« Wnt.fieU, B*rnffcy„ Mr. W. F. Pilcy Mr. Wm. Batt. Mr. C. Greaecs. Doncajter,., ...
... Quantify of BIRCH, ALDER, tie. Jonathan Field, of Hiwsfnrth, will (hew the Wootf; and for further Particulars apply to James Hardy, of the fume Place. Sale Flax and Tow Machinery, at Done after. be SOLD by AUCTION, In tie Flan Mitt, Fif rebate, Doneaftr ...
... Orders. %* Persons insuring /or Three Hundred Pounds, a-ardr, uill not t* cha.gid fur the Polity. Order the Directors, H. A. HARDY, Sec. of Country Department. PELICAN OFFICE, For Insurance on Lires, and Granting Annuities. THIS OFFICE was established in ...
... Sarah Fletcher, the sister of the deceased, was subject to convulsion fits, but her sister enjoyed a good state of health. Thomas Wheates, constable, knew Elizabeth Fletcher ; went to her house the day she died ; she was lying upon the bed, appeared to ...