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... looked attentively, and found no case my Lord, to meet that construction. dr. Justice BAYLEY —I will reserve the point then. Thomas Lamb.—Had formerly resided in Liverpool; was now in the police at Lancaster; knew the prisoner for six years, and during that ...
... are to be SOLD for twenty-five guineas. Any lady or gentleman wanting one will find this.worth their attention.—lnquire for Thomas, at 4, New Cavendish-street, Portland-place. A PEDAL HARP and HARMONIC PIANOLL FORTE.—To be SOLI) an excellent PEDAL HARP ...
... Southampton, shoeseller Thomas Baker, jun. of Cannon-street, wholesale grocer Henry Congrave, of Chapel-street. Edgware-road, tailor Samuel Clarke, of Castle-street, Holborn, tailor . Stephen Field, jun., of Smithfield, wine-merchant Thomas tiubby, of Annet ...
... Vining; O'Clog. horty, Mr. Lee ; Clara ' Mrs. Davison. _ After which, a new Comedy called PAUL PRY. Colonel Hardy, Mr. W. !Farren ; Frank Hardy, Mr. Raymond; Witherton, Mr. Pope; Paul Pry, Mr. Liston • Eliza, Miss P. Glover; :Marian, Miss A. Jones, Phcebe ...
... him locked up in a cellar in Hardy's house, in Rathbone-place. The child was in a deplorable state of filthiness, he had been kept without either a shirt or shoes, and the other'clothes he had on were entirely in rags. Hardy, on being questioned, said the ...
... EVENING, will be performed the Farce of THE SLEEPING DRAUGHT. After which, the new Comedy called PAUL PRY. Colonel Hardy, Mr. W. Farren ; Frank Hardy, Mr. Raymond ; Witherton, Mr. Pope ; Paul Pry, Mr. Liston ; Eliza, Miss P. Glover ; Marian, Miss A. Jones ; ...
... Mr. Vining ; O'Cloghorty, Mr. Lee ; Clara, Mrs. Davison. After which, the new Comedy called PAUL PRY. Colonel Hardy, Mr. W. Farren ; Frank Hardy, Mr. Raymond ; Witberton, Mr. Pope; Paul. Pry, Mr. Liston - Eliza, Miss P. Glover ; Marian, Miss A. Jones ; ...
... calling-at.the door; received 110 anSwer, and when witness went into the - room: she found Mr. - Teavenhill a corpse.—Mr. Thomas. Hardy, jun. surgeon, of York-place, Walworth, opened the ,head . of the deceased, and found the Aressels of • the brain and its ...
... other men, amongst whom were Stephen Rawlin and Thomas Hardy, both pitme: of Bishop Aukland. A t the time of leaving the house, about twelve o'clock, the deceased was slightly intoxicated, but Rawlin and Hardy were both perfectly sober. A few minutes after ...
... resigned. East Kent Regiment of Militia.—Thomas Ralph Backheuse, Esq. to be Captain. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Richard Beaumont Child, Thomas Wright, and Matthew Radford, of Melbourn, Derbyshire, lace-manutacturers—Thomas George Heedle and John Salter, of Exeter ...
... Groj an, Mr. Lioton LayAlmerlaMllford, Mrs. Glover. Aft . er . v'vhibla the COraidy, called PAUL PRY. Colonel Hardy, Mr. W. Farrell ; Prink Hardy, Mr. Raymond ; Witherton; Ur. Younger; Paul Pry.. Mr. Liston ; Eliza, Miss P. Glo-ver; Marian, Miss A. Jones; ...
... Raymond ; Grojan, Mr. Liston; Lady Almeria. Milford, Mrs. Glover. After which the Comedy, called PAUL PRY. Colonel Hardy. Mr. W. Farren ; Frank Hardy, Mr. Raymond; Witherton, Mr. Younger; Paul Pry, Mr. Liston ; Eliza, Miss P. Clover; Marian, Miss A. Jones; Phcebe ...