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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... THEATRE. RE - APPEARANCE OF MISS FOOTE. Miss Foote made her appearance at this theatre last night, it. the character of Letitia Hardy, in the Comedy of the Belle's Stratagem, and her reception was the very contrary to that ot l\ ea l d r . obtained been ...
... house of Doricourt (C. KEMBLE) between him and Saville was equally unheard of us; not so, however, the following one at Hardy's house between Flutter (Jones) and Villars. Here for the first time did the words of the actors reach us, and we were from ...
... J. MeacoLis nor Mr. Lust!' so-row are likely to succeed to it. The fact is, that no change is in agitation at present. Sir THOMAS Muria° had been induced, by ill heslth, to resign his situation as Governor, and it consequently became necessary to appoint ...
... Prudhomme Rio Janeiro teen Mab, Richards N. York arrived from Moideohaner .Ui Newcastle ■iO NANTES arr.from 27 Delphine, Hardy Martinique Bacchus, Rondenet d° Sotide, Gnezenec Bourbon Packet, Young New York OPOET© arr.Jrom Rock, Tomkins Lisbon LISBON ...
... appointed the Loninmtcc. fienson, Thomas Starling, .ockc, Jolm. Esq. Busk, Jacob Hans, Mangles, Robert, Lsq. William, i' Mcux, Thomas, Esq* Cboumetl, George, Lsq. 1 Smith, Richard, Ecq* Cm, George, Lsq. Shuter, Thomas Allen, Esq. Curling, Jesse, lisq. ...
... tailor John Wiili.'ta Bacon, Friern Barnet, gentleman Michael Short, Bridgeaatar-squarc, dealer in horses Thomas Brown, Austin Friars, attorney Thomas Hands, Cbandos.street, paper-hanger John Conroy, Buckingliam-street, Strand, Lieut. 11th Foot Abraham Arthur ...
... CATHOLIC ASBO CIATION,—FsIiatrARY Sir Thomas Esmonde, Bart. took the Chair This Meeting was the most crowded of any we, have seen since tbe formation of the Association ; and although the room is very spacious, and commodiously fitted up, there were several ...