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... Recorder would pass sentence of death on the prisoners *at the end of the Sessions. Baker, the guard of the Exeter coaeh, and W. Thomas, an hostler; were afterwards trie 1 for stealing . a parcel from the said coach ' containing 40 guin eas and 3281. in bank ...
... the present widely.e;tended corruptions, and of course may be expected not to sign such petitions. But as none .will be so hardy as, in petitions to parliament, to deny the truth of self-evident, or demonstrated propositions; so none will probably be so ...
... Oxford. Feb. 15, at Friars' Hall, Roxburghshire, the Right Hon. Lord Ashburton. Feb. 24; Jane, daughter of the late Rev. Thomas Thomas, of &o re)* Feb. 24, Lady Lefurey, relict of the late Admiral Sir John Laforey, Bart. Feb. 27, aged 29, W. B. Dead, Req ...
... tossed out all the bodies, and threw tables, frames, boilers, and other dissecting apparatus I v green. Bailie Snell and Mr. Hardy then arrived a party of Police. The bodies were recovered from Crowd' and with boards. A strong detach, co • tie 4t, of the ...
... youngest daughter of Thomas Parratt, Esq., of k,At on, Surrey. ,ekliam, on the 2d inst. George Malta,. aged 22 years, eldest 1. t Or. G eorge T r i mmer , o f Pudding-lane. e 4th inst. at his hsuse, Upper Belgrave-place, James Thomas, years of the Lord ...
... outward-bound vessels, ''geavesesd,* March the Pallas. Emmett, from Oporto; Samuel and Ann. Howes, from Mogadore; Courier, Hardy, from New Brunswick; Flora, C irislie. Louisa, Belhani; and Frait Preserver, Ritchie, from St. Mtebad's also the Luna, Knox ...
... all the bodies, and threw the tables, frames, boi- • , lers, and other dissecting apparatus on the green. Bailie . and •Mr. 'Hardy then arrived it party of police. ~ The . bodies were recovered from the crowd, and covered wi di hoards. A strong detachment ...
... out ail the bodies, and threw the tables, frames, boilers, - and other dissecting apparatus On the green. Bailie Snerand Mr. Hardy then arrived with a party of police:— Time bodies were recovered from the crowd, and covered with boards. A strong detachment ...
... there were scarcely any of the lower classes observable amongst them. A well-dressed man in the Rue St. Honore, was fool-hardy enough to cry, Vive la Guerre, and a bas Manuel. He was pursued by the crowd, obliged to take refuge in a shop, the windows ...
... the wind, hardly any of it has been dissolved. In many the tower districts of Kincardine, the roads are very bad, and the hardy peasants may seen following their carts laden with grain and other farm produce, wading among the water. It to ne hoped the ...
... Nine in the Forenoon. John Bridget, jun. Smnth. near Ashford, Kent, fanner. Catherine Eleanor Cary, Kegent’i Park, spinster. Thomas Bart, King-street, Soho, lodging-house-keeper. William Bennett, Charler-nreet, Westminster, linen-draper. Henry Skinner, ...