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... practitioners and students of the different hospitals of the metropolis was held at Freemasons' Hall on Saturday evening. Mr. Thomas Lawrence, late Professor of anatomy at St. Bartholomew's hospital, being called to the chair, proceeded to explain that the ...
... (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 ...
... ton, is so far from being correct, diat it has fallen nearly twenty shillings per ton. cow was recently slaughtered Messrs. Thomas and Joseph liulmc, butchers, of Middlewich, which, when opened, was found to contain a calf, exhibiting the phenomenon of ...
... front of each tenement, containing altogether about IK., in the several occupation* of George Ingham, Thomas Codingwood, John Ashmell, and WiUiam Hardy. This lot is peculiarly eligible as Building Ground, possessing a considerable frontage next the river ...
... 2O acres. Offers will be received, amid farther particulars communi- cated, by Mr. Drysdale, at Jerviston House; or Mr. ?? Hardy, Sherift' Clerk's Offices Glasgow; 15th Feb., 1S26i VALUABLE' PREMISES IN WVHITEIIAVEN. T sold by public auction, (by Orde ...
... Atkinson, Lincoln, Mrs. Tottie, aged 72, sister to the late Mr. Wilson, Butchery keeper. On the 22d but., aged 34, Mrs. Hardy, wife of Mr. Hardy, schoolmaster; of Skelhngthorpe, near this city, leaving five small children. On Sunday last, advanced in years, ...
... with other Parish, they trust, their only resource arises collection made tins Sermon, that hv giving iui« oa.h notice other hardy for similar purpose will tor same day. Obi) MKVS ASVLIM, lU'ssiiL-PLACi;, ( IltC ROAD, NORTH the MARCH, * f ANNUM, CI! KIT ...
... and he told that Hardy had a poker. I went to Richardson and told him what Robinson had •aid, before lie was struck. I said to Hardy, before spoke to Richardson, 44 You must not strike any body with that, you will lame them, and Hardy replied, 'Hie first ...
... and Emilic, Braun, from Slettin, Caalendieck. London, Phillips, from Sincapore, Head. Indian, Shannon, from Calcutta, Brown. Hardy, from Malaga, Griffiths. Bellnncle, Hall, from Staudgate Creek, Gunner. Cortes, Sprague, from - York, Hopkins. Waterloo Packet ...
... George Horse Stealing. 5, John Hardy Buiglary. 6, Thomas Walker For Stabbing and Cutting. 8, George Mare Larceny. 9, 10, John Kitson and Thomas Sugden Larceny. 11, John Wilson Horse Stealing. 13, John Clayton Bigamy. Thomas jackman House Breaking. 16 ...
... Whig Interest, on Lord How. ie k declining the contest, appeared in he the more popular esodidste. Mr. Liddell was proposed Thomas Clennell. Esq. of Haebottle Cattee, and Mr. Bell by Sir Charles Lorraia. Each of 1 th e candidate lithiressed this frrelteders ...
... Hodgson. Liverpool-—Sealed Feb lit. Pet Win. Smith, Leeds, York, merchant, and Martin and Wrn. Smith Dickenson, his partners THOMAS MARTIN, Liverpool, the county oTT.ancaster, merchant,, dc; (carrying business in Liverpool aforesaid, with Alan Francis O'Neill ...