... I shall commit you for furthei examination. And he was accof dingly committed for further examination on Thursday next. Thomas Rhodes, a youth who has often made his bow at the bar of this office, was examined before Mr. HALLS, yesterday, on a charge ...

... Williamson, of Spital-square, silk*manufacturers* John Jackson and John Jackson, jun. of Dowgate, wholesale iron m ongers *Thomas Craike and John Bosomworth, of Counter-street, 4 111 the Borough-market, Southwark. potato-dealers*John Andrew Jameson and ...

... care to keep themselves from every enterprise in which their persons would be endangered. The Scotch Highlanders, a brave, hardy, and chivalrous race, who were Catholics, were devoted to the House of Stuart, and so were those of the Lowlands too. The ...

... should be handed over to the Sicilian Minister. MARY-LE-BOAE. Y• sterday, Patrick Clifford, Henry Walsh, Patrick Murphy and Thomas Walsh were placed at the bar charged with hav in g been concerned in a dreadful outrage which took place in the neighbourhood ...

... (Before Mr. Justice BAYLEY,) Thomas Hardy and Stephen Bawling were pat to the bar charged with the wilful murder of William Richardson, on the 17th of Sept. last, at Bishop Auckland. Mr. ARCHBOLD, for the prisoner Hardy, took an objection to the indictment ...

... Yenienee of student! to Mr. stone, nt the MARINE THE ANN.!' RINK SOCIE on WEDNESDAY, t His Royal Highn The Right Hon. Li Lowther Thomas Alexinder, Sir 'William Blizard, James Capel, Esq. Idajer Carnac Juhn Chapman, Esq. John Chnstopher, E William Cotton. Esq ...

... sentence, that the law left him no discretion. The unhappy prisoner was taken, in a state of insensibility, from the bar. Thomas Hayes, a 'hardy-looking peasant, apparently about the age of 30, was put to the bar, charged with having committede assault on the ...

... Philip Hardwick, Esq. Thome:: AlexAnder, Esq. Thomas Hogg, Esq. Sir William Blizard, F. It. S. Arch. Marjoribanks, Esq. Cape!, Esq. Joseph hl er ceron, Esq. Car nac J. Horsley Palmer. Esq. John Chapman, Esq. Thomas Pownall, Esq. R. N. John Christopher, Esq ...

... have been made by a coal-pick falling perpendicularly. He closed the door, but it was not latched. Mary Hardy examined—l am the wife of George Hardy. I know the prisoner at the bar, he lived nearly opposite to my house. On the night of Wednesday the 16th ...

... charges in May 1825. Previously to this Mr. Hardy had made charges against Davis. Those charges had been made at the Sessions, before any accusation was brought against Hardy by Sir Thomas Champneys. Mr. Hardy's charges against Davis was disobedience to ...

... expense of his personal responsibility, having no doubt of the resources, or of the good faith of the Government of Peru. THOMAS KINDER, Jun. 72, Basingliall-street, April 13, 1826. THE MORNING HERALD. RING'S THEATRE. TO-MORROW EVENING will be performed ...

... commencement of the present year, and stealing from thence the body of Thomas Daniels, who had been but recently interred. John DanielP, the son, and Thomas Cardiss, the nephew of the late Thomas Daniels, proved lii decease and burial. They also proved the cause ...