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... Woodtrrd, Thomas Chapman. j_1 of Mechlenburg-enuare, eldest son of Edward Chapman. Eaq. cf Wbrtby, ia this aounty , to Maria *« * pas. to Mm Fatrgray, of tba MM place. ?? , daughter of Mr. Was. Morley , mtrchaa t Ob Thursday, at Botkertum. Mr. Thomas Hardy ...
... one hundred persons dined at the Golden Lioi nitkrield, on Wednesday last, t« celebrate tbe anni .ary of the acquit.al of Thomas Hardy, wlio was tried tor high treason, under tiie desperate indict- ments of 179*1. The evening was passed in great con- viviality ...
... merchants Joseph Hardy. Thomas Hardy, Wru. Horton Hardy and John Horton Hardy, Birmingham, mercl-vit. Thomas Piice, late o: aHcdborough, Gl, uce*ter a. a engineer * Richard Bartholomew. Basildon, Berks, farm-r ...
... Isaac L. Goldsmid, Esq. Thomas Barrow, Esq. Matthew Isacke, Esq. Jonathan Birch, Esq. John Latham. M. D. Thomas Blair, Esq. John Neave, Esq. Sir Charles Cockerell, Bt. William Phillimore, Esq. M. P. Fred* John Pigou, Esq. Thomas Coles, Esq. John Poynder ...
... remanded back to prison, until conveyed to soo.e lunatic asylum —Jvhn Southerne. for a breach of J.he peace : discharged.- Thomas Hardy, (sgsd 35.) Toe disturbing ihe dissenting congregation of the Bey. Samuel Lane, at Hull : was discharged, having en- tered ...
... Isaac L. Goldsmid, Esq. Thomas Barrow, Esq. Matthew Isaeke, Esq. Jonathan Birch, Esq. John Latham. M. D. Thomas Blair, Esq. John Neave, Esq. Sir Charles Cocker ell, Bt. William Phillimore, Esq. M. P. Fred- John Pigou. Esq. Thomas Coles, Esq. John Poynder ...
... 28 John Waterwortb, of York, skinner, in ?? Thomas Bradley, of York, coach-maker, in 28 John Linfoot, of Wilbeit-ws, blacksmith, as surety for the appearance of Esther, his wife, in.— 18 To Answer- - Thomas Bell* of Copmanthorp, farmer, and John Wlieatley ...
... beard her My she went forthe pistols to the shop where they were. Cross-examined She went for them alone to Mr. Harcourt's. Thomas Hardy.— l wm in the employ rf Mrs. Corder last year. In February fan yew, I saw Uie prisoner clesdbg pistols; I mw Maria Marten ...
... Flixtoo. Srjeeton, Worlton, and a Monty of Hutton Cranswick Jeawnsn Thomas, by „ Tbtanss Fn_Und. ban. ?? ' Plowman Thomas, by the Rev. W. T. Ellis, for Strensaß ; Pickering William, by Thomas Pickering, esq. for Huttons Ambo ; Pidusrd William, by G.W. Dowker ...
... cele- bration of the Twenty-ninth Anniversary of the Ac- quittals of Messrs. Hardy, J. II Tooke, and J. Thel- wall, from the charge of Constructive Treason. — Messrs. Galloway , Hardy, Thelwall Baxter, Wooler, &.C were received with much applause on entering ...
... tarnish again. Sold retail in York, in Pots, at ls each, by the fol- lowing Persons:—Mr. John Hardy, Toy-Shop, Mr. T. K. BeU. Cutler. Mr. Wm. Hands, Perfumer, Mr. Thomas Sanderson, Ironmonger, and Mr. Jos. Wood, Cutler. =-=» ...
... Sit Thomas Pransiand, Bart, of Thirkleby, near Thirsk. The best single Dahlia — Robert Hin ley, of Hen. sail, near Snaitb. Second best uitto (The Spined)— John Raby. Tbe best semi-double Dahlia -Joan. Rabj's The Luna. Tbe best double ditto— Thomas Oucxbery's ...