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... necessary to take up nine houro explain his notions of constructive treason, how Could poor Hardy, the shoemaker, know anything about the matter, and they acquitted Hardy. Gentlemen, it is difficult for any man to say what is, or is not, a libel; but, according ...
... justly regretted. O.i Sunday week, in Duke Street, Mr. Thoma* Hinde, tailor, ■f 1 * 7 Vi. s,r Mis, ofufc. flu- Aiark.-t Place, Mrs. Elizalietli Mawson, widow, aged S3, Mr. William Mash iter, Hardy Lane, formerly of Cl version, ape.l 77. ’ 'J*'™ S, » ...
... William, youngest son of J.ieuL-Col. Commandant Robert Macdowall, th regiment native infantry. 2S -, } Negapatam, William Hardy, Esq. of Charlesfield, Captain native infantry, Hon. East- India Company's service, Madras. Sept. the upsetting of a boat at ...
... Collingwood, Esq. eldest son of Henry Collingwood, Esq. of Lilbum Tower, to Miss Frances C. Haggerston, youngest daughter Thomas Daggers ton, Esq. of Lllingham. At St Margaret's, Westminster, by the Rev. David Wauchope, Captain Patrick Campbell, C. B ...
... unabashed despoiler of men's peace, and in his whole look and manner shone forth the same exultation in successful villainy and hardy defiance of opiniod, which we have been accustomed to regard as the features of this character. Hav- ing made this burst upon ...
... to take up nine hours to explain his notions of constructive treason, how could poor Hardy, the shoemaker, know anything about the matter,' , and they acquitted Hardy. Gentlemen, it is difficult for any man to say what is, or is not, a libel; but, according ...
... Hon. Karl of GLENGALL, Chairman. Alexander, Ewj. Llohn Doherty, Esq. M. P. Thomas Rainbridge, Esq, John Easthopc, Esq. Ut. Hon.Coi. Uagwell.M.P. Right Hon, R - Fitxgibbon, Thomas Barnewall. Esq. M. P. J, H. Bradshaw, Esq. H. Holdsworth Hunt, Esq, Sir Li ...
... dead— Jounutl. Mabbi KD. —At St. Mary Arches church, Exeter, Mr. Joseph Godfrey, to Elizabeth, only daughter of Air. Thomas Woodman, Thomas At Dodbrooke, near Kingsbridge, Mr. Jordan, limber-merchant, to Alias Richards, lioth of die same place At Hingmore ...
... price Is. The Actor and the Ain human’s Wife ; or, Kean and bis Little Breeches; an Amorous Farce, in three acts, written by' Thomas little, Ksq. and dedicated to Edmund Kean, Esq. of theTlientre- Roynl, Drury-laue. Tliis dav is published, in one sol. prict ...
... Derby 20th at Friends’ Lichfield ton Qihbins Mias E formerly of Pip Hall Hobart Mr Serjesnt illness much and friends Mrs Mr Hardy ! At Oifcatta last of recovering health John of Mr Fl Miss High - I last Mr Chawner At Mm Sutton 85 tea-dealer Melton Tho long ...
... her trdtli men's bills, up to that day, the receipts fiir which are now int possession. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, THOMAS CLARKE. , • debate took place ' to the Court to di To Hall, Which Alderman Woo: . were al , :ady too t their present Court ...
... the nteasure, and he would not at all have been surprised if a different opinion originated with the liberal Baronet (Sir Thomas Lethbridge), but that a man, like the Right lionnutable Secretary for Foreign Affairs, should have en stated to the world ...