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... Charles Turner, Esq., Mayor, John Neve, Thomas Barrett, and William Miles, charged with stealing a bonnet and shawl: the same Magistrate, Mary Maria Broadwater, charged with stealing money and otiier articles; and Thomas Rose, for an assault, for the want ...
... Ainsworth, R. BRADFORD.-Mr. Hadfield, R., a new candidate, comes forward to oppose the two late Members, Mr. E. C. Lister, and Mr. Hardy, n. BRIDGENORTII.-Mr. T. Whitmore and Mr. Pigott, the late Members, again come forward. BRECON.-Mr. Morgan, c., opposes Mr ...
... R. BsAoroao—Mr. Hadfield, R., new candidate, come* forward to oppoee tbe two Iste Members, Mr. E. C. Litter, R., and Mr. Hardy, R. Bs^con.— Mr. oppose* Mr. J. x,. Watkins, the late Member. BniDciwATEu.— Mr. C. K. Tynle, R., and Mr. Leader, R., are opposed ...
... BRADFORD.-Mr. Hadfield, IL, a new candidate, comes forward to oppose the two late Members, Mr. E. C. Lister, R., and Mr. Hardy, R. BRIDGENORT/f.-Mr. T. Whitmore and Mr. Pigott, the late Members, again come forward. BrtecoN.—Mr. Morgan, C., opposes Mr ...
... d himself several other actions. Sir llichatd G. Keats, Governor of Greenwich Imspitul, died his year, and was by t>tr Thomas Hardy. He was shipmate to his Majesty a* (he epounenenoent Ids o»retr—had ...
... theC rc.0-c vieced IMr. Hardy's Cilduct at great lelngth and ill a o very severe mnaier. Vhilst 3Ir. hl'ay was speaking, MIr Hardy, accompaniedl by two of his solis, enitered the c roon. DJr. MPKiay procceded, lnnd saildl, Mr. Hardy alsr c says ?? Thi present ...
... the Ut- R.v. J. Cbaraock, of H.wnrth. »«**u.r Oo Timnday week, Mr. Robt. Wright, 'timi l» ?? Jjj»* *-«Hhli«-€l Mr. Joiiaa Hardy, ?? ef AJlerto-i, a., On Wednesday wrek, at Halifax, by th. ?? John renoot. Incu_--.ni of Croaa MMM, Wm. H»m*ll, Bay., ol ...
... falling to pieces of all the political unions and clubs, and they only perceive danger in the restoration to power of the hardy protectors of every kind of abuse —of men who are justly abhorred by the great mass of the people. The holders of property ...
... Bartels, (ram POUa to- London, which wu an shore on Ileln, is totally wrecked. Hambro*, Dec. 26—The Elieebetli, from Altonn St. Thomas, has put into Oluckstadt, having broken her rudder. The Catharine, Behrends, from Piliau to Bull, pat into Christiansand Uth ...
... Meier Vivian Bolton. Col R Torten a, W Bolling a—Ainsworth a Boston. Wilkes, A B Handley a—Browarigg a Bradford. E C Lister, J Hardy as—Hadfield a Bridgnorth. R Pigott a, T C Whitmore a Bridgwater. C K K Tynte a, W Taylimire. r—J T Loser Broadwood a, Martin ...
... himself in several other actions.. Sir Richard G. Keats, Governor Greenwich Hospital, died in his year, and was succeeded Sir Thomas Hardy. was shipmate of his Majesty the commencement of his naval cereer—bad charge of bis instruction, and was with him in the ...
... Clerk, B.A. R. K. Bedingfield, Clerk, B.A. Col! Geo. B. Rogers, Clerk, B.A. Fembroke Coll Thomas Spyers, Clerk, M.A. St. John’s Coll, THE ROAT OF LIFE. By Thomas Meore. Let's take this world as some wide 6 With skies now rade, and now seren which, In frail ...