... on -a suspicion of a suspicion of High Treason in 1794, now remain alive. namely, Mr. John Thelwall, and Mr. Thomas Hardy-. Thomas Hardy was at the time, secretary to the Londoer Corresponding Society, institurte-d to promote political knosvledge amongst ...

... whomi up-wards of ten in- formiations are laid. Malkin and Hardy, on their way f;ioai the County Hall, were severely handled by the p pU lace, 11ho heaped volleys of execrations upon them. Hardy esc aied into the Coutnty Prison, but Malkin was not so for- ...

... Moore, Lancashlre. gracers- I burstori Dale a1d Edttund Turner Wate, of No 3, Bauk- ciiarribers, Stoak Exchange, ?? *Vebb Hardy, aitd J:,hn lhayties linyward, of' Bath, alttorute~s and ?? \tiaw lw-th talrl Johir WA'adsworth, of Maincheater. small-ware ...

... Sibthorpe, J. C. L. Calcraft, Win. Musson, Johla Hardy, WIas . Robin- son, V. Dolby, Thos. Lowry, Jos. Boberts, J C. Beasley, it. Duckle, NV. lBrightinore, G. Parnel, 1rV, Aimercer John Garfite, James Cross, and Thomas Duckle ' Ant the Sheriff having thought proper ...

... would readily support any measure that could improve the present system. Certahily that system which filled our gaels with hardy men, with the most active aid intelligent of our populatiun, and educated them in vice, associated themi ith criminals, arid ...