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... of bacon which. lay contiguous to the door, with pe Plae which he made his escape. had r low, of Onl Monday last 'William Hardy alias W-illiam Harding,Saf Thoinas Salt, and William White, convicted, at out late Borough alarmn Robert Sessions of larceny ...
... killing and slaying.-Sarahoats, for arson.-N1m. Bennett, Wmn. her in Lingard, and Saml. Jackson, for higliway robbery.-Thos. Hardy, a Wm.Hlardy, &Charles ?? Craven, for burglary.-.Tho,. ?? for ?? Goodridge, Wn. Rodgers, and John Rowland alias Gibson, for ...
... they will remain until their several sentences pal of transportation can be further carritd into efl'et, viz. Thomas an,( 9and K1iIM= Hardy, for 7 Years; and XWilliam ingard, for life. ele o YeSterday the following rovicts were remo'sd from the said smn ...
... shoe-maker, May 15, 17, June 13, at the Norfolk Hotel, Nor- wich. Solicitor, Mr. Francis Abbott, Rollb-yard, Chancery-lane. Thomas Chandler, ofBedminster, Somersetrhire, and of Bristol, coach-builder, May 12, 16, .une 13, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol ...
... lMr. (Irginfton, Mir. and Mrs. Nugent, MArs. and Al iss r Walhouse, Mr. Mrs. and the Misses Mure, the Missesr Hamer, F Rev. Thomas Chapman, Rev. Robert Chaplain and party, Allajor L Cracroft, Mlr. F. Cracroft, Dr. Pennington, Mir. and AMrs. Hutton y and ...
... lion. Air. Fitzwilliam, a Sir Thomas and Lady llyer, Sir flenry Askew, Sir Thomas ' - atl dlady Ormsby, Mr. Ii. Baring, Mr. and Mliss Bruin, Mr. 1n and Mirs. S. fianbury, Lieut. Mac Hardy, It. N. Mir. Muann ing Thomas and Miss Thormas, Mr. and Mrs. ...
... Hult, Ml. and Mrs. Smith, Alr. J. Smith and Aliss ljeedhani, , 1r. I. W. Harveye gr. and Mrs. Wal.rer, Alvj Welkr, Sir k Thomas ?? Dyerr Mr. P. Mitford, Mr. Pearce, Rev. C. WV. Ethilston Lister Ellis and family, Mr. and Mrs. May Brome- I bead, Ur. Page ...
... arrive I here on Monday, from the River; The whole of these ships are i placed under the commanfd of Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas DI. t Hardy, who yesterday shifted his flag from the Sybille to the t ,Wellesley, for the purpose of conducting the armament for ...