... tbe gentlemav wbo sat behind him (Mr. Morley) tosr' , thki thO prosectssors believed Hardy to hardi bee re- vto usly a boy or good!character; and that, ti,, pye- Hardy had stated, a boy named Paver itpiitW~ v transaction, but it could not be brought ber ...

... Court bas nothing else before it. WM. WALKER (25), CHAS. KENNEDY (18), and JOHN HARDY (14), were charged with stealing pounds’ weight of pickled pork, the property of Thomas Jackson and others. Kennedy pleaded Guilty, and was taken from the bar. soners ...

... Aldernian Wood, Mr. Blethel], Lord C. Fitz- Ja5 roy, Mr. ?? Smith, Mr. Miidmay, Mr. Hardy, Mr. Pryms, Mr. R. Walker, 1\rI. X'Williamo Peter, Mr. Yelverton, Mr. roi 'Thomas Wallace, Mr. lnghiam, Mr. C. Buller, Mr. G. Aioson, Mr. Baldwsin, Mr. Divett, Mr. ...

... Mr. Barron, Mr. Alderman Wood, Mr. Lord C. Fitz- roy, Mr. V. Smith, Mr. Mildmay, M r. Hardy, Mr. Pryme, Mr. R. Walker, Mr. William Peter, Mr. Yelverton, Mr. Thomas Wallace, Mr. logham, Mr. C. Buller, Mr. G. Anson, Mr. Baldwin, Mr. Divett, Mr. J. Martin ...

... for the purpose of choosing a guardian of the poor, for Trinity Ward, in the place of Mr. Thomas M‘Tork, whose period of service bad expired, when Mr. Thomas Jarratt, tailor, of the Market-place, was onanimous!y elected. To show how little interest is ...

... AVILSON's DIVIDE, ND. rllE Commissioners in a Fiat in Bankrruptcy, bearing I1 date the It May, 1832, ?? and issued fortht against THOMAS KNOWLTON W1IL.SON, of Pockling- ton, in tlte County of York, Tanner, Dealer and Cnapman, intend to meet on the 2-2nd Dasy ...

... butcher, was charged wife. | with the wilful murder ‘and Mr. Wortley were for Mr. Sergea: at Jones, Mr. Milner, the tion: Mr. Hardy and Mr. Dundas for the prisouer. Mr. Sergeant the case, which our readers find detailed in the following evidence :— Hannah ...

... and the new landing. alongside the Barton boats, We always landed at the old landing, while the new one was made. Mr. Robert Hardy—{By Mr. is a new land- ing at Barrow—one landing is near the old harbour, the other on the Hamber shore. I was one of the trustees ...

... devising all his estates, and the from Barrow to A conv: Hall, to Robert Hardy and Robert Newham, trustees for _ by lease and release, dated the 9th and 10th of August, 1685, from Robt. Hardy and to Sarah aud Mary Pranks, in consideration of £2160. Mr. William ...

... to the emigrants leaving this place for America. The meeting was ad- dressed by the Chairman, the Rev. Wm. Crofts, the Rev. Thomas Stratton, the Rev. John Robinson, and several other gentlemen. 'rEMIPERANcE SOCIETY.-A public meeting of the Hull Temperance ...

... The alarm was given, and with some difficulty they were rescued from their perilous situation. They were attended by Mr. Hardy, surgeon, who afforded the requisite medical assistance to relieve them from the effects of their im- mersion. Countine House ...

... Mr. Attvood's motion on Wednesday evening week:-R. Bethell, Sir G. Cayley, Aaron Chapman, the Hoi. Wit;. Duicontibe, Joltn Hardy, the Hoit C, Langdale, E4. C. Lister, Lord Lowther, Colt Lotyther, and Joi1n Parker. Tie Mp rAT TAx-Tile followving members ...