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... it was evident she made use of her children for the purpose of thieving; she was then sentenced to be transported, and Mr. Hardy was directed to inquire for some asylum for ,the children. H The following were also convicted of felony, viz.— J. Edwards ...
... the Jury ins''r. judintent, sad the Common ,observed, it was evident she pauper* of this-via( ; kite iranapisried, and Mr. Hardy was for the citildrru. /ill slat s mammy . as V a0M0 is of 'add, appekred a Jew boy sad chapped him will' a robbery. flop ...
... , Jaw. 16.—Ships Entered Inwards: The Julie, Calais; la Caroline, from Caen; Lively, from Memel; Marinette, from Dublin ; Hardy, from Havre ; Adele, from Dyke; Trelawnty, from Demerara; Triton, from New. fousdbnd ; Aurora, from Sligo; Vestal, from Qottenburgh ...
... it wa» evident she made use of her children for the purpose of thieving she was then sentenced to be transported, and Air. Hardy was directed to inquire for some asylum for the children. The following were also convicted of felony, viz. R. Harris, for ...
... it was evident she made use of her children for the purpose of thieving; she was then sentenced to be transported, and Mr. Hardy was directed to inquire for some asylum for the children. ' The following were also convicted of felony, H. Harris, for embezzling ...
... with increased interest, from Hodgkinson, down to the present day. I looked for the person—the voice, the attitude a the hardy warrior; the orrasional dignitythe manly port—the firm and elevated demeanour of the Royal commander; the grave reflection—the ...
... the prisoners Watts, the two Harris's, W. Jones, Hardy, M'Bride, and Herd; she also knows a man named Skirrow, and on the day of the rescue in the morning, she saw him with the prisoners Watts and Hardy, In the Broadway. Westminster. They invited her to ...
... reckon upon the favour of those who hesitate openly to oppose them—and ther&wants little encouragement to men who have been so hardy as to avow their principles even in the seat of Government; for what could The Republican be considered, but an avowal of the ...
... transportation before the expiration of the term for which lie was sentenced; Thomas Elliott, Joseph Wootren, Bullock, Michael Harley, and Michael Sullivan, for way robberies ; Thomas Pratt and James Ryeall, for burglary; and Joseph Palmer, James Palmer, John ...
... id year, Joseph Sage, Iv-q. the oldestOiliccr his Majesty's Mint. J;in. IG, at Portsmouth, aged 75, the widow the lute Thomas Hardy man, Jan. 17, at Bethnal Green, aged Capt. Wm. Mason, of the Koval Kegimcnt Tower Hamlets Militia. Jan. 17, Milsom-strcet ...
... 73d ye2t4 Joseph Sage, Esq. the 'oldest Officer or his Mvjeay's Mint. Jan. 16, at Portsmouth, aged 75, the widow the late Hardy man , Esq. - Jan. 17, at Bethnal Green, aged 53, Capt. Itim. Mason', the 2d Royal Regiment 'rower Hamlets Militia. _ _ Jan ...
... 17th instant, the Reverend Thomas William Barlow, Rector of flalherton, Devonshire, and Orebendary of Bristol. At his house in. romptou Grove, ,at an advanced age, Sir John Macpherson, Bart. At Rome, on the 27th tilt: Sir Thomas Gage, of Hengrave At his ...