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... Declaration of Independence in the hand-writing of.lefferson, MENIOIRS and CORRESPONDENCE of THOMAS JEFFERSON, late President of the United States. Edited by THOMAS JEFFERSON RANDOLPH.— A work of extraordinary interest—a work full of acute observation and ...
... heart.—(Cheers.) The first inquiry, however, alight to be into his conduct, from the day when, as John Scott, he prosecuted Hardy and others for - high treason:—(Cheers.) He hoped the Noble Lord would live to see still greater changes than he had yet done ...
... Hotel, St. James's-street, from Portsmouth; Lieut.-Colonel O'Reilley, at do. from Windsor • Col. Sumner, at do. from Surrey ; Thomas P age , E sq . a t d o. f rom do.; Richard Morris, Esq. at do. from Hants; Mr. and Mrs. Wilshere, at do. from Paris; Dr. Murray ...
... riders, and the order in which they came in : Lard Ranelagh's gr h Wonder (rode by Capt. Macdonall), Ist; Mr. Wombwell's br It Thomas (Mr. A. Berkeley), 2d ; Lord Clanricarde's b horse (the owner), 3d; Lord Belfast's ch m Miss Doodle (Mr. Haines), 4th; Mr ...
... at the House of Lords. - MIDLAND CIRCUIT—LINCOLN, MARCH 9. (Before Mr. Baron GARROW.) Samuel Oldham, Edward Huggins, and Thomas Caborn, were indicted for having, on the night of the 7th of January last, feloniously broke and entered the house of Euphemia ...
... Nugent, exceptions _ The same v the same, do. Stewart v Garnet, exceptions further directions Andrew v Andrew, ditto Holmes v Hardy, ditto and further directions Barrass v Ryder, ditto and costs ROLLS COURT. Waring Y Hughes, exceptions d to receive compensate ...
... hiding something, he found a gun broken at the stock, inside a bag. The gun was broken in the manner of the one produced. Thomas Colville—ls a carpenter, living a mile from Oddingley. Remembers Mr. Parker being shot. Witness had been at work, and was ...
... wood Miss Ford J. Lennox, Esq., Dalskairth 1 1 Mr. Thomas Ford Rev. R. Rooke Abbey 1 1 Rev. R. H. Knight John Halkett, Esq. jo ni hn as s te a r nder„,. John Weir Sadler 6d Rev. Charles White Thomas Hastings, school. Rev. R. B. Fadmore writer 2s J. Caldecott ...
... DISOLVED T. J. Breeds and J. Maningten, Hastings, Sussex, rope-makers—R.W. Rice and T. Fairclough, Liverpool, joiners —S. Hardy and J. Hardy,Wisbech, Isle of Ely, drapers—C. Boncey, J. A. Cutten, H. S. WAdams, T. Lansel. and J. Cooper, nrerchants—W. Hindmarch ...
... Ito the water myself, nor suffer any of our men to do so. The Lecturer mentioned the distinction between the mental - Hardy's Travels in Me.rieo. and physical pleasure which 'colour conveys: the former . The followi n g anec d o t e o f t h e D u ...
... Navy he was engaged in two diplomatic expeditions—(no, no.) At least, one. Then there was Sir Thomas Foley, who enjoyed a pension of 750/, and Sir Thomas Hardy, the Captain of Admiral Nelson, 456/. These were men who had served their country in, every clime ...
... services into the other, and which is likely to preponderate? The Hon. Baronet also instanced the cases of Sir Thomas Foley and Sir Thomas Hardy, the Captain of Lord Nelson. These men had served their country in many a clime, and fought in many a bloody ...