Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... OLD BAILEY, Jan. 14. Thomas ColUnson was convicted of breaking into the dwelling-house of Mr. Joseph Cuff, of Ebenezer-ter- race, Whitechapel-road. The prosecutor having some suspicion that a burglary was intended, waited in the dark, and heard a key ...
... ion those atrocious acts that were committed in,the course of last war; such, for instance, as the following. When Sir Thomas hardy was cruising off New London a vessel-was seen standing along' shore, with a Vast-display of vegetables on deck. On a boat ...
... 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 ...
... house to attend to any knacks that might come to the door tiering her absence. About eleven a boy Came inquiring for a Mrs. Hardy, and shortly afterwards a gentleman who resided in the house with this servant, informed her that he saw two men getting omit ...
... two sureties, of i,‘2o each, for her good behaviour for six months. Thomas Amfy was indicted for assault John Hardy. It appeared from the evidence adduced, that on Christmas eve, Hardy, who belongs to the Bockington band, was in the kitchen of the Phoenix ...
... the Rochdale maiket, ou the same day. In perfect health. * Ou Sunday week, Knaresbro', aged 27, lingering illness, Mr. Thomas Hardy, plumber and glazier. Saturday week. In bL 83d year, Richard Gallon, Esq. o Knaresbro'. _ Same day, very suddenly, aged ...
... PRESENT. Thomas Blayds, Esq. Mayor. Henry Hall, Esq. John Hardy, Esq. Recorder. Christopher Beckett, Esq. Charles Milner, Esq. Deputy Wm. Hey, Esq. Recorder. Leptou Dobson, Esq. John Brooke, Esq. Benjamin Sadler, Esq. Thomas 'Pennant, Esq. Thomas Beckett ...
... M. HUSIIINDS, Pep Sec. rcrttarpso Office. The toilog lug Persons intend quitting the island : Jan. 10—Thomas Beard. 11—Mary Wei, John P. Hardy, Thomas R. Rogers, lliarn G. Hood, Itichaid Francis, G. Harirer thin. 12—Willimn Murray. —l4 --Samtiel H. Lord ...
... Basford. Joseph Brown, Batford. Wm. Rickard*, Radford Thomas Crus*, Wm. Collishaw. Hirkling. Paul Hardy, Hickling. John Bonser, Kinoulton. Thomas .Morris, Cotgrave. Thomas Beastall, Plumtra. Thomas Hopkins, Normanton. John Daykiu, West ...
... o f S oc i ety i n G reat B r i ta i n , reng from th e i r respective Stations, Prof ess io ns , a nd Ernvol qinents. By 'THOMAS GISBORNE, M.A. Two Bvo. Seventh Edition, 18s. boards. INQUIRY into the DUTIES of the FEMALE By the same, th Edition, Svo• ...
... FOR BARBADOES, . | \HE Fine First Class Schooner “ECO- /. x MY,” Thomas James, Master, ll(+-s Tons burthen. To Sail or about the 25th inst. For) . J Freight or Paasage, apply Simeon Hardy, Esq. or to**' GEO. BICKERTON & CO. Cork, Jan. 5, 1828. Lapp’s-Quay ...
... George Connell, for having, the 11th Nov. last, stolen from the shop of Mr. Charles Hardy, St. Stephen’s, a paper box usd Gibs, of plums. Guilty years’ transportation. Thomas Whir, for having, on the 14lh Nov. last, stolen tin canister, containing 1 lb. of ...