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... 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 ...
... other men, amongst whom were Stephen Hawlin and Thomas Hardy, both pitmen, of Bishop Auckland. At the time of leaving the house, about twelve o’clock, the deceased slightly intoxicated, but Ilawlin and Hardy were both perfectly sober. A few minutes after ...
... cheat would not have been detected, but that the bread for exportation began to weigh can. usuallyheavy. Stephen Rodin and Thomas Hardy, two pitmen, have been committed to Durham gaol, for the wilful murder of W. Richardson, a peaceable man, with whom they ...
... men, amongst whom were Stephen Itawlin . and, Thomas Hardy, both pitmen, of Bishop Auckland. At the time of leaving the house. about twelve o'clock, the deceased was slightly intoxiestedi bat Itswlin and Hardy were both perfectly saw. A few minutes after ...
... BIRTH. On Monday evsninfi, the Lady «/ John Hardy, Heath, of rwftu. W« are happy te add that both the mother children doing wan. MARRIAGES, On Saturday last. Mr. Lee, ofTtradford. sntieivr, •« Mis* Bowron, daughter of Mr- Joseph Bowron, ...
... Since out lest wss committed to York Castle, John Hardy, charged tbe oath of John Toed iff, with burglariously entering his dwelling-house, situate at North Bierley, in'the West-Riding, and stealing therefrom sundry articles of wearing apparel. On Monday ...
... Deputy Chairman. Thomas Burbidge. Esq. |[ Hagen, Kiq. Thomas Christy, jun. Esq. • Robert Kirby, E?q. Jes>c Curling, Esq VV. VVoodbridge Nash, Esq. William Curries, Esq. Richard Price, E»q. Joseph Ellis. Esq. T. Allen Shuter, E;q. Thomas Furncomb, Esq. Daniel ...
... THEATRE KOVAL, ff.tyMAKKKT. the -Mr VV. FARHEN. THIS EVENING will performed, the new Comedy of PAUL PRY. Colonel Hardy, Mr. \V. Fatten t Frank Hardy, Mr. Raymond; Withertor., Mr. Pope ; Harry Stanley. Mrs. Wayleft: Paul Pry, Mr. Liston; Mrs. Subtle. Mrs.Glover ...
... 0..; Kay James, Sheffield ; Kayc John, Bnwtry ; KiUam Thomas, Staiuforth. Linforth Thomas, jun. Pannall; Lumley Anthony, Laverton; Letch Charles, Knarctbro'; Lee John, jun. do. ; Lodge Rev. Thomas, Fountains Earth Lawson James, Borobrtdge; Lawson Andrew ...
... wilt be performed the Farce of THE SLEEPING DRAUGHT; , After which, the new Comeiy called PAUL my. Colonel Hardy, Mr. W. Farren)..l.'rank Hardy, Mr. Raymond; Witherton, Mr. Pope ; Harry Frampton, Mrs. Waylett; Paul Pry, Mr. Liston; Bliza, Miss P. Glover; ...
... \imng; and Clara, Mrs. Davison. After which (never acted) a Comedy, in Three Acts, called PAUL PRY. , „ „ Colonel Hardy, Mr. W. Farren; Frank Hardy, Mr. Raymond; Witherton,Mr. Pope; Somers, Mr. W. Johnson; Harry F ramp ton, Mrs. Way let t; Paul Pry, Mr. Liston ...