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... floods in the South of Scotland. 11. The Quarter's Revenue is published, showing an increase of 696,8471. on the quarter. - Thomas Hardy dies, in his 1 st year. 17. M. Berryer, the French Deputy, is tried at Blois for high treason, and acquitted. 23. General ...
... 8 Great floods in the South of Scotland. 11. The Quarter's Revenue is published, showing an increase of on the quarter. Thomas Hardy dies, In his slat year. 17 M. Berryer, the French Deputy, is tried at Blots for high trcasoD , and acquitted. 23 General ...
... was near the old man when he fell, except the soldiers. The remaining four witnesses—vir., Joseph Copson, Robert Johnson, Thomas Freeman, and William Woodcock—all agreed, and swore most positively to this one fact, that the deceased was knocked down by ...
... Langport-plaoe, Camberwell Surrey, and of Quebec, Lower Canada, North America, merchant. BANKRUpTS Thomas Perry, Knigbisbridge, licensed victualler. Thomas Barnett Loader, Hart-s reet, Bloomsbury, map w'iUiam Henry Ladd, Liverpool-street, merchant. Joseph ...
... floods in the South of Scotland. 11. The Quarter's Revenue is published, showing an increase of 696,5 i, on the quarter. Thomas Hardy dies, In his 81st year. 17 H. Berryer, the French Deputy, Is tried at Blois for high trcason , and acquitted. 23 General ...
... murder. October. Papist riot at Moon coin, in .Ireland, four killed ; Radial riot Carmarthen, seven wounded. Funeral of Thomas Hardy, the ci-dtwut mender of shoes and constitutions grand turn-out of the shirtless—Sir Francis Burdett, though invited, refuses ...
... and Locker much swollen. 17. Accident the Manchester rail-road, whereby two women were seriously injured. 18. Funeral of Thomas Hardy, the persecuted but arduous and steady friend of Reform. His remains were followed to the grave at Bunhill-ficlds by a ...
... secured. Witness here produced the handkerchief, which Mr. Day identified as his property. Botbipiisoners behaved with extreme hardi hook during the examination, and when asked what they hackto say replied, Nothing, with a grin, . They were fully committed ...
... Captain—Stafford Greville, Major-General Hon. Sir Charles John—Warwick Cirey, Colonel—Wycomb Handley, Benjamin—Boston Hardy, .I.—Ditto Hardy, J.—Bradford Harvey. Daniel hittle—Colchester Halse, James—St. Ives Halford, Henry—S. Leicestershire Handley, Henry ...
... OCTOBER. Papist riot at Mooncoin, in Ireland, four killed ; Radical riot at Carmarthen, seven wounded. Funeral of Thomas Hardy, the ci.deoant mender of shoes and con. • stitutions—grand turn-out of the shirtless—Sir Francis _Burdett, though invited, refuses ...
... ale, on Christmas day, from the Mayor (Edward Everard, Esq.) for which they mod reqiectfully return thanks.—Friday being St. Thomas's day, the customary distribution of coals and money was made by the overseers and guardians of the respective wards at Lynn ...
... The F.PPING HUNT ; a Poem. By Thomas Hood, Esq. Illustrated with six Engravings on Wood, after the designs of George Cruikshank. 2d Edition, foolscap Bvo. -s. fid. sewed. Hunt’s roasted. _ fi. WHIMS and ODDITIES; Thomas Hood, Esq. A new Edition. The two ...