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... Dowager Countess Sul- '• 1 Jno. J. Holford a 1 1 folk a 1 1 Jim. Hasler a 1 1. W. Wderhouse a 1 1 Nathl. Guidry 101 0, Mr. Hardys a I i t W.J.T.Keene, Esq, M.P Hi 10 Mr. W. Pearse a 1 I . Robt. Barclay, Esq. in Wm. Jos. Denison 10 10 addition 10 10 Mr ...
... - Bentamin Wright, of Birmingham. victualler.—Thomas Merlons, km of Globe-street, Mile End, cabinet-maker.— John Cousins, of Long Acre, cheesemOnger.--John Brock- Js, of Oxford, corn-dealer.—William Hardy, of Manchester, drysaltcr,—George Taylor, of North ...
... wounding Eleanor his wife on the high seas. , ,Jaines_Pater, aged 45,.-fisherman, standing Charged with murder on the high seas. Thomas Carnes, aged 21, mariner, for a similar offence . Samuel Baker, 32, mariner, for a similar offence. TfieOrand Jury returned ...
... William Gallant, of Leadenhall Market, fishmonger, Feb. 8, 22, and March 18; at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Jackson, 'Change Alley: Thomas Chase Patriek, Of Austin Friars, insurance broker, Feb. 12;26, and March twelve, at Guildhall. At torneys, ...
... next day for Baltimore. While at Rio he learnt that a British squadron, of four sail of the line, under the command of Sir Thomas Hardy, had arrived at that port a week before, and were still there. Mr. 0. did not learn any particulars relative to either ...
... 29„at ten,- -at the Old Antelope. Inn, Poole. Attornies Messrs. Alexander and'Hohne,New - Inn, Lond on; Mr. Parr, Poole. , . Thomas Griffin, jun. of Trentham, • gtafThrdshire, dealer, April 7, 8, and 29, at twelve, at the. office of Messrs. Wheatley, Fowler ...
... It is - probable.they might have communicated with each other ; but ',do not think- it - was necessary to their coining. Thomas Bothwell, examined by . Mr. Hunt.—Was:: a tan. tier, living at Cheatham near Mr-Heath. He saw the Bury people going towa-ds ...
... contratictory. Mr. Justice P.tak summed up the evidence, and the Jury, without hesitation, returned a verdict of Gitilty— DEATH. Thomas Poole was capitally indicted for burf;lariously entering the dwelling-house cf Mr. Stephen Vi illiatn Young,. a :Solicitor ...
... that the recommendation should certainly be transmitted to the proper suarter. Joba Barton was indicted for assaulting George Hardy on the King's highway, and taking from his person a watch and other articles. The prosecutor deposed, that he was •at a pu ...
... Willed over in the manner followine;„ telling each to hold .up his hand:l7ll4w Thistlewood, William Davidson, James Inv, ..fohn Thomas Brunt,. Richard Tidd. The aext naine'ealled was that of James William Wilson, who- at first stood behind the other: prisoners ...
... Liverpool, merchants, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool.—May 22, Thomas Smith, of Chepstow, Monmouthshire, cabinet-maker, at eleven, at the Black Rook, Portsenett.—May 16, Ralph Fogg and Thomas Cantrell, of M.nchester, cottonmanufacturers, at four, at the ...
... :on the Coast. Sir Thomas Hardy was at Buenos Ayres; and Capt. F. L. Maitland, C.B. with the Vengeur and Superb, were at Maldonado. The Hyperion, Capt. Searle, C.B. went round Cape Ho, n in the beginning of January. Sir Thomas Hardy's broad pendant was ...