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... Mr. Justice Holroyd. The Court was crowded. James M'Cartey, aged 22, Zrames Jones, aged 27, Thomas Lee, aged 22, Richard Roebottom, aged 22, and William Hardy, aged 27, were indicted for the wilful murder of William Cogle, at WestirkstAt, on Monday, the ...
... going to her assistant., he was also strnek by the mob, she believed by a stave; rirAt verY trinch in. . . jured by the blow. Thomas Evitns resides in the Almotiry; and enuTit e all titat passed. He observed two ioidiers coining down ; •kicked a marble, for ...
... Castle, the Glasgow is ordered to Cowes, to embark part of his baggags and domestics. The Doris frigate, ,commanded by Capt. Thomas, Graham, lies at St. Helens wind-bound. The Lady of the Captain, the well-known authoress of interest. mg works, goes out ...
... The Doris fr igate, for South America, arrived this morning from Spithead, and ,has anchored within the breakwater. Sir Thomas Hardy, who commands in the South Seas, has sent an overland d.- patch, (as is stated by a private letter) across the Isthmus ...
... insolvent's-Au-the plaintiff e s coes ei et a lem • o f seed i era te circum- horpe feast on mentioned in indietinent, about. Thomas Mather, a. conetahle of Sheffield, apprelien'ded stancesa but without preduaice . to the question of their leadd three o7clock ...
... The • Doris frigate yet remains it fl the sound, hilt is expected to sail forrthwiVi to South Ame. riea, to reinforce Sir Thomas Hardy. The Andromache, r' Ceptain Shirreff, is now proceeding on her passage to Eu• [ k rope, from the same station, with specie ...
... t, . , • tered to prosecutrix, nuccessively calling medie 'Tyrrell, Bart., • of Beech of Magistrates, et Cross-examined by HARDy.-I-le called on consint*Thev could swear• that the blow on the neck cauaed Mr: Wallac'a, a was opinion, from what he .. clues ...
... selie seemed asleep ; I came away without speaking; in, than him he might swear the child to bins. I knew that my _ • Mr. Thomas Tocnkins examinee.-el am a surgeon residin e -, sbout half an hour I returned to her, and sat an hour by hi i sister was with ...
... and an unusual number ot ladies were present during the whole of the trial. T le prosecution was conducted by Mr. HARDY and Mr. MAC DE. Thomas F*o •Irton, the first witness called, proved the mar!riage of the prim )ner her late husband on the 10th Dec. 4815 ...
... wrong, for it is an as- them from their country and friends. sssiult. His Lmdship told them that the defendant was not c Thomas Ecclesfield, who had been convicted of arson, e jestified in seizirg hold of . the horse's bridle in the manneradisc barged ...
... that apology. Wh:.n Mrs. Walker ' vomited a second time, it was the same night, and after her medical attendants left her. Thomas Coates showed the advertisement of the apology In the newspaper, 19:11 April, to Mrs. M. and she said she was the author of ...
... enclosed with gates in front, .and the carts were covered, no offer made to him on the condition of his giving evidence ',norms Hardy, a labourer, asSisteci Logan to load the against them. . cart between twelve and two on the day before mentioned. Margaret ...