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... any knocks that might come to the door in her absence. A boy came to the house at eleven o'clock, and inquired for a Mrs. Hardy. Soon after, a gentleman, who lived in the next house, told the person in care of prosecutor's house that he saw two men coming ...
... Qua- IJ. H. Valentine ••• ••• • 1 0 Sam. Smith .Eestabilshment, John Ward .. t.a..0,101:t eerek , per Capt. John Hardy 1 0 Joh7 G Jon. Esq. .1 0 Buckle. Bagster, and Co Major . and D. Green . ontmln, W. I v 1). • Esq. . . . 1 0 John Nesbitt ...
... hips On the Qua - Sam. Smith semi, . Nt e Establlahment, John Ward .. itta a r ii , pte. c reek, per Capt. John Hardy Zola, RN. , e• jun. — 1 o B Nuckle. 'ester, and Co Oteldi Major .. . 1 0 Hewden and Gardner . P. and D. Green. •. 5 ...
... peaceful farm, and all those civil and domestic duties ' which for many years had engrossed his attention, and took with him a hardy baud of ' volunteers; he penetrated the wilderness of the south—punished the hostile Indians; and the more hostile, because ...
... company were Lord Byron, Sir George Cockburn, Sir Byam Martin, Sir Edward Owen, Sir George MArtin, Sir Pulteney Malcolm, Sir Thomas Hardy, Captain Parry, Captain Canning, Commodore White Commissioners I Boyle, Wolley, Lewis, Middleton, and Hill, Sir John Beresford ...
... linen-draper. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Newbould, jun. Sheffield, merchant, to surrender Feb. 19, 26, March 25, at the 114‘tkrupts' Court, Basinghall-street. Solicitors, Messrs. Thompson, Baker, and Smith, King's-Arms-yard, Coleman. street. Thomas Weston, Hlrwain-Wharf ...
... Tate . 1 0 iyiiz.pThaLtzczaspq, . 10 0 '' 'Es - 1 1 K. IL .. .. 1 0 1 0 T. J.Lancaster Henry Biakesly ~ as Hardy E s • a • - • • 1 1 John Masson .. AN ingham • l 04 Ir a• Savory . 2 0 W. S. Barnett . .. arra. Petty Es VValt4 ...
... et. Solicitor, Mr. Wright, Bucklerabury. Thomas Coser, Stockton-on-Tees, Durham, draper, March 3,4, April 1, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, King's Bench-walk, Temple. Thomas Heaton, Little Bolton, Lancashire, stone-mason ...
... The deceased bad no clothes on, except her stockings and shoes, but there was a piece of blue cloth lying near her bead. —Thomas Robert Tatham, surgeon, said that he had examined the body of the deceased, but found no external marks of vio• lence, except ...
... a verdict of Guilty on the 641 count of the indictnient which sutjects the prisoner to transportation for life. NEW COURT. Thomas Riordan alias Reading, a native of Cork, stood indicted for feloniously intermarrying with Anne Barton, his first wife Catherine ...
... which they can find his state of things is natury is very likely.ta ; cotton-mills emptied owls. clay. the 25th of Fee 0,. Hardy, Esq. Coroners zk, deceased —Margaret Attie Sheffield, labourer, /he was between htteen tuation in Charles-stre ) our house ...
... B.A. Trinity College, Dublin; Thomas Joyce Whittington, B.A. Queen's College, Cambridge; John Wordsworth, B.A. New College, Oxon; Francis Duncan Gilby, B.A. Cl are H a ll, Cambridge, from the Archbishop of York; Thomas Dix, B.A. Christ Church, Oxon, ...