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... Handled by - 2.. ally ditto 3. Cribb - ditto 4. Neptune - ditto S. Jerry - ditto - 6. Nelson ditto r - Thomas Ewit Charles llowill. William Forster. Thomas King. John Childers. William Wikeley. This singular contest was productive of great interest, and the ...
... unnatural crime; Joseph Kaye, with maliciously cutting Henry Lee; and Ann Franks, Mary Franks, and Thomas Hebden, witli arson. David Smith and John Hardy, charged with robbing John Miirgatroyd, were acquitted, Richard Grime, charged with house-breaking ...
... by striking him on the head with a wooden clog. They were also charged on the Coroner's Inquest with the same offence. Mr. HARDY stated the case, and gave an outline of the facts, as detailed in the following evidence : Ann Lee--I am the widow of the deceased ...
... last, on board the Melpomene, which sailed soon after. During the embarkation, a hand music played national airs, and the hardy adventurers were saluted with the firing of cannon. —Sherborne Mercury. The Nottingham trade is so good, that many females ...
... DIVIDENDS. Thomas Ryder and James Nasmyth, of Fenchurch-street, merchants, April 26, at ten, at Basingliall-street.—Warham Jemdlett Thowne and William Kermode, of Liverpool, merchants April 27, at twelve, at the office of Mr. Massey, solicitor, Liverpod ...
... l'eoviL April 30. William Carter, iun. Nuneaton, fl arwick, silk-rnanuticturer, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' CAitirt. April 26. Thomas Ryder and James Nasmyth, Fenchnrch-street, merchants, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. April 26. Warham Jetomett Browre and ...
... Edward Morris, and John Iveson, of Oldham, Lancashire, coach. makers—Joseph Atherley, of Mount Sorrel, Leicestershire, and. Thomas Vickers, - of Nottingham, lace-manufacturers— Charles Coleman and Edward Weston, of Leicester, hosiers—John Kewell and James ...
... Columbia, Thomas Bordeaux arrivedJrom 6 Ceres, Miller d° Henrietta Louisa, Christmas GUADALOUPE .. arrived from 19th March. Mariner, Woolworth Gibraltar Copenhagen Hose, Duvert Bordeaux •cott Bristol Tino, Jeeb Smirna sailed for ST. THOMAS’S arrivedfram ...
... Jaquts, Mr. Monk; Mamelukes, Arabs, Copts, &c. by the the Company. Act English—Portsmouth—Lord Nelson, Mr. Prior; Captain Hardy, Me* Harcouit; Sir Edward Berry, Mr. Bennett; Jack Mizen, Mr. Woolf; Charles Valiant young Midshipman) Miss Wilmott Nancy. ...
... Bricks) of a wainscotting, sashes, door*, shntten, am! Other ftttings, iron & A. Mr. Henry Wilson, 105, ffattoa Garden. By T. HARDY, THIS DAY, at Twelve, at his Auction Rooms, adjoining the Frying-pan, Brick-lane, Whitechapel, UPWARDS of 150 Lots of Household ...
... Robert Slade, Efq. Hoe. W. Booth Grey William Smith. Galloway. Esq. John Edward Terrey, Esq. Charles Hoppe. Esq. Thomas Wyatt, Esq. Thomas Lou, Eq. George Weatherstoee, IN the ago of !sweetmeat sad 'rendition, when individuals are I eagerly embaning their ...
... evidence, and the Jury found the defendant Guilty: 6. YORK, A'PRILBREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE. ROEBUCK V. DANDERDALE.---Mr. Hardy stated the case. The plaintiff in this action was Miss A. Roebuck, the daughter of a respectable farmer, residing near Doncaster ...