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... ftlsp-'bnd -the «tfi.i«vi(s of S.'npel Cosdihg, tof Ytwk, solicit'tr, one of the coroners- for thc.con.ity f Andrew Allen Hardy, nf Sheffield, another coroner for the comity; and Ceo. Bulmer,. of York, solidtor; which stated that from the prejudices excite ...
... P. 4. | Mr. R.R. Boardman James. Bennett Thomas-Cutler Jas. Goodwin Benjamin Cundall Non nees Robert Dunham ‘ Henry Browne Thomas Eaton J P. Garrad William Saul Alex, Thwaites sCharles Hardy S.D. Page Thomas Coldwell: J. Clipperton. GREAT WYMER WARD ...
... Hertfordshire ; Lord Viscount Sydney, for Frognall, near Foot's Cray, in Kent ; Sir Thomas Ormsby, Bart. to join his Regiment, the 14th Light Dragoons; 111 r. Thomas Thistlewa ite, for HaMpshire ; C o l on el and .I%lrs. RiehardsOn, for Cheltenham; Colonel ...
... at an end in his family, if he is any. He (Lieutenant Edward) came to Brighton, in March 1820, and he personated Lieutenant Thomas Dabine March, a notorious * * *, called Fanny Clarkson, alias Dabine; also the Lieutenant got off the hands of Dabine a Sheerness ...
... accordingly, viz. Mr. Edward Humble, Air. John Smith, Mr. Job Allen, Mr. William Eckington Mr. Smith Rotherham, Mr. Robert Hardy, Mr. Joseph Hutton, jun. and Mr. George Booth. Resolved, lastly. That these Resolutions be published in the Derby Mercury, ...
... the Derby Canal Company according to the original Agreement between the Trustees the said Alfreton Road and the said Company THOMAS COX FllAS JESSOPP BINGHAM CUBZON Derby 25th March 1823 G MEYNELL SANDARS EVANS TURNPIKE ROAD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the ...
... and drink with which he was assailed. Mr. BROUGHAM delivered his address to the Jury in behalf of the defendants. Mr. John Hardy is a surgeon, residing at Doncaster, and in October or September 1804, he was with the army, encamped at Coxheath. Mr. Burton ...
... DifOrd-street, where it is prepared according to the Recipe orthelate • Mr. Sw entrusted to his Nephew and Suekessor, Mr. 'Thomas Canhiim, alone. Among all the Medicines s of this denomination. the VNG ETA BLE SYRUP. OF DE VELNOS has obtained a. distinction ...
... rensarked ansong these groups, generally consisting of 3 or 4 individuals, an overgrowvn personage, Nvho had tteither the hardy vigour of a mats, nor the interestitig weakciess of a woman, wrapped- up in a cloak, and ridin)g cenmfortably on a nmule, while ...
... and drink with which he was assailed. Mr. Brougham delivered his address to the Jury in behalf of the defendants. Mr. John Hardy is a surgeon residing at Doncaster, and in Oct. or Sept. 1804, he was with the army,encamped at Coxheatli. Mr. Burton was in ...
... a vigour seldom to be met with in a man of 60. He said that lie had served 37 years in the army in a foreign country. The hardy old veteran did not retire without having been noticed by the Magistrates in a way that would enable him to recount the battles ...
... forrobbingEdward lkenv*oithy, of Lingards,'on the highway, of £39 6s.-Gumimy, but recnmnmended to mercy. JohnrTownsend'(T2), and Thomas Pelley, (21), for steal- ing a sheep, the property of Wm. Leggattj of Bramley. -The principal' witness against these prisouets' ...