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... William Wilson, Thomas Walker, W in ,c - . 111 Johnson, Elizabeth Allender. Ann Allender, Tho - '' ,6 Powell, Samuel Percevall. and . Edward Elliot,for be i t e l e . breaking; Benjamin Robinson, George Mullins, Arthur, William Thomas, John Hayes, - Samuel ...
... EQUITY EXCHEQUER Isaac Hardy andQ TJURSUANT to the Decree of Thomas Clark, his Majesty's Court of F.xche- Plaintiffs ; bquer in Ireland, made in this Cause, James Stevenson, hearing date the day of April Defendant. J last, 1 will, on FRIDAY, the 10th ...
... suoth'ef's apprehension, but she being ill to attend until Saturday, the eaSe' was not brought forwa! before that time. - Mr. Thomas Hardy examined.--I an a strgetin, called in to examine the infant. It was almost in a. state, not having received proper nourishment ...
... Mary’s Gate; William Towers, an attorney (office. Exchange Tavern); and Samuel Mawley, John Heddtsh, Benjamin Ilorradin, and Thomas Hardman, bailiffs. The victims the alleged conspiracy were, Airs. Sandford, and Bridgford her sister, two ladies who succeeded ...
... no one having .claimed them, Some of the details are curious— James, an, elderly ,creole negro man, grey beard. James Thomas, an old grey-headed creole. Edward, a young creole negro-man, marked Pc on left shoulder. J o h n Williams, a mulatto ...
... admirers of this athletic exercise, began to assemble at the Gardens of the Eagle Tavern, City Road, to witness the play of the hardy sons Cornwall and Devon. The wrestling was contined the mechanics residing in London, the great ones, such as Cann and Warren ...
... admirers of this athletii . exercise, began to assemble at the Gardens of the Eagle Tavern, City Road, to witness the play of the hardy sons of Cornwall and Devon. The wrestling Was confined to the mechanics residing . in London, the great ones, such. us Cann ...
... admirers of this athletic exercise, began to assemble at the Gardens of the Eagle I avarn, City Koad, witness the play of the hardy sons of Cornwall and Deion. The wrestling was confined to the mechanics residing in London, the great ones, such as Cann and ...
... admirers of this athletic exercise began to assemble at the Gardens of the Eagle Tavern, City Itoad, to witness the play of the hardy sons of Cornwall and Devon. The wrestling was confined to the mechanics residing in London ; the great ones, such as Cann and ...
... mother's apprehension, but she being too ill to attend until Saturday, the case was not brought forward before that time. Mr. Thomas Hardy examined.-1 am a surgeon, and was called in to examine the infant. It was almost in a famished state, not having received ...
... Sackville- | l»tt. •' l :in , l . *treet ; Hodges and M‘Arthur, Collegc-grceu; Saunders P.ami'llsj and Kcmpston, Benth. in and Hardy, Ce- ; Hie ■ tr rilia-streel; W. Underwood, St. Andmw-slreel; Kelly j ,h '' ...
... Hard- wick, within the Hundred of Thingoe, in the said county, Ivin* between the lands ?? Thomas Gery Cuilum, Baronet, on the one side, and lands ofthe said Sir Thomas Gery Cuilum and William Bacon Wigson, Gentleman, respectively, on the other side, as the ...