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... Colonel Hardy, Mr Chippendale ; Frank Hardy, Mr King; Withertim. Mr Rhutcr; fmmers, Mr Barry ; Harry Stanley, Miss liver ; Richard Stanley, Mr Hamcrton ; Grasp, Mr Cunningham ; Paul Pry, Air Johnson ; Mrs Subtle, Miss Kenneth ; Filina Hardy, Ml*. Chalmers ...
... John Willy, J onn Duson, Thomas How and Thomas Chidgey, James Clark, Joseph Toogood, James Naish. No Bill—Simon and Catherine Dunning, John Smart, Richard Mitchell, George Hurdacre, G Parsons. Acquitted.—Thomas Chapell, Thomas Hawkins, John Madden Samuel ...
... John Furzer, Robert Crossman. Not Guilty: John Davis, John Stoodley, Thomas Chappell. Giles Barrow,Mary Healy, Robert and John Loxton, Thomas Hawkins, Aaron Hawker, Thomas Chidgey, Thomas How, James Clarke. ...
... PAStilisi NT*. I.6rd RaiscliNe, M.P. I John Wright, Esq. Sir Robert cum., Bart lebabod Wright, En. Admiral Sollicroo, M.P. Thomas Moore, Faq. Joss*. Binh, Esq. M.P. Henry Smith, Esq. Thos. Houldswortb. Esq. M.P. John Brainy, E.; Lieutenant Colonel Rudman ...
... ASSIGNELS OF BANKRUPTS. Chasm Oil last. Good Friday.—ha meetings MI day. Chosen on Tuesday last. ov. Matthew. draper—Assiguetw, Thomas Sheppetoon, & Frederick Hams Nalcier, of Cbrapaide, Sth Henry, grocer—•Aasiguees, George fiebroder, of Tura°heel-inne, grocer ...
... before Hardy could come him. They shook hands in silence; Hardy in vain struggling to suppress the feelings of that mart paiafal and yet sublirnert moment. “ Well, Hardy.” said Nelson, “ how goes ihe day with nsf ••Very well,’’ replied Hardy, “leu Alps ...
... Lucy May (whipped'. Nor lifii.TV.—Marv Healey. Robert and John I.oxton, John Hill, Thomas How, Thomas Chiilgey, James Clark, John Davis, Thomas Chappell, Giles Barrow. Thomas Hawkins, ami Aaron Hawker. Bill. Simon Catherine Dunning, John Smart. Richard W ...
... well, cried NVlsoit, ‘but 1 fiarlwpiity,’’ stronger roice, said “Anchor, Hardy—anchor,” Hardy hinted 11*1 Adm Cnl.ii'cwood would take Ihedireclion of atfairs “wot.»IhI« Mwe, Hardy, said the dying Nelson, inef fetliially cinleavonriiij; to raise head from ...
... removed from this place until yesterday afternoon, when he was conveyed in a post chai.e to ilchester gaol, accompanied by Mr. Hardy, the Governor. The prisoner slept well during lait night, and at seven o'clock this morning, before the arrival of the respite ...
... Sherbrooke. Esq. Thomas Barber, Wm. Elliott El itt. Esq. Win. Torhtitt, Esq. Lancelot Rolleston, Esq. m ro or, Esq. Wm. Char:ton. Esq. Tifima Boulther PArlyns, Eu. John Smith Wright, Elm Robert Leeson. Esq. W. F. Norton Norton, Esq. Rev. Thomas Bciumont. John ...
... COURTS. The general courts baron of THOMAS WILLIAM COKE, Esq. for (be Manors of Wells late the Duke's and W ell# Normans, will and kept at the Fleece lun, in Wells next the Sea, on Friday, the 30th day of April instant, Eleven o’clock in the Forenoon ...
... Doncaster. fts» No attendance on Sundays. TO COVER this Season, 1830, in the Neighbourhood of Spalding, the property of Thomas Perkins and Thomas Cooks, THE FLYER; Thorough-bred Mares lOGuineas, and Half-_tGuinea the Groom Half-bred Mares Guineas, and ss. the ...