... claim was disallowed. The defend- ant at that time was not in England. Many years elapsed,and at length he applied to Sir Thomas Hardy, whom the defendant had succeeded in the command of the vessel, who referred him to the Lieutenant, Antirt, who served ...

... ipoliticAettir- poses. lie rejoiced in the knowledge he had obtainedof a Se- viour, who had likewise suilffered innocently. Hardie i; rising paid his respects to an acquaintance whom he saw in the crowd. lie uhen spoke with equal freedom, bet less disictnaaesa ...

... CLsELANnt, thsmith,of Glasgow, was named for trial. ey. Mr. JarFnzar stated, that seeing the issue of the trials of Baird and Hardy, notwithstanding the struggle of their Counsel, he be thought it his duty to advise the prisoners, if they were consci. ous ...

... Coroner'a Inquisition, for I feloniously killing and slaying Jane Morgan, on the 15th of 5 April last, in the parish of St. Thomas, In the Borough of Sourhwark. The prisoner was the driver of a Chatham stage coach, and about eight o'clock In the evening ...

... Alleai Mircl:ie, Alexander Letiiner, Alexander v., a- xon, Anidrew Vhite, David Thompson, James Wright, Wili^em tlarkson, Thomas Pike, Robert Gray, Aiexalnder Hart, Jolt-, Be rr, Williaslx Susitlh, Tthomnas NI [arla oe, JAit Anden-aon, \Viliiani Ciawfnrd ...

... there should have been a previous communication betweein the different parties in order to come into town at the same time. Thomas Rothwell examined by Mr. HUNT.-I am a farmer, and reside at Cheetham, Hill. I saw many persons going to Manchester on the ...