... acquittal in 1794 of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, and John Thelwall, from the charge of high treason, preferred against them by the government of Mr Pitt. Mr Wm. Henry Ashurst (the chairman), Mr Pritchard, Major Revel, Mr Galloway, Mr Thomas Taylor, and others ...

... of liberty and the s admirers of honesty here, in the erection of a monument to the d virtuous struggler in past days, Thomas Hardy, will not be lost sight of in Scotland.-Consitutional. is Right glad are we to see the cause of these illustrious if men ...

... Somerset, lord 0. irek, Sir G. Hale Stanley, E. (Cumber. !ole, A. asale land, Yripps Hardinge, Sir H. Tennent )niblac, Sir C. Hardy Thomas nisubsr Hessilker, Lord Trevor, A. (Durham) ;astnor, Lord Hoy Thits; gSortan, W. (Chester Jackson Vere, Sir C. county) ...

... , J. Hodges, Thomas T. Palmer, Get. Charlies Barntard, E. G. Hogg, James sW. Plower, James Blake, Martin J. Hal., Benjamin Potter, Richard Bernal, Ralpih Hector, C. J. Ruthaen, Edward fiowrinq, Ir. Hutt, William Roche, David Biab, Thomas Harland, ?? C ...

... Edward Conby, Thomas Seager, Elza Lamb, John Davis, William Ruddell, Eliza Percival, Thomas Jones (aged 19), Samuel Ro. binson, John Smith (aged 18), Joseph Crannis, Richard Hardy, Mary Rogers ?? lalligan, George Hayman (agedl[), Thomas Baseke, Win. Cummings ...

... Charles Thomas Adams, Esq., deeply regretted by her afflctedfanily and a numerous circle of friendi, to whonm her amiable con- duct and exemplary life endeared ?? Gloueesterecottage, Peaham- rye, aged 48, Eleanor, daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Green, ...

... , Sir F. floaiarn, hMr. Serg. Greville, Hon . Sir C. Hale, R. B. Halford, H. HaIse, J. Hamilton, Lord C. Hardinge, Sir H. Hardy, J. Haskes,T. Ilayes, Sir E. S. Jacksorr, Mir. Serg. tonies, T. Irioai, S. Keeroley, J. H. Kerrisont, Sir F. Lawson, A. Lefroy ...

... Bu]dd, jun., of Waedour-struet, Soho, bricklayesra- obt. Fernley and Abel Wilson, of Stoclkport, cotton- ?? Hardy, CiarlesiHa ridy, sand Slary Ann Hardy, of 'York, turners. ALDERMAN H!LLHO USE. TO THE EDITOR OF T11E M1ORNING CHRONICLE. SI R- H a Vi J)g o bserv ...

... G. Ross, Charles Jl ill)hu, It. Francis HMurliege, Sir H. Buishibrootko, Colonel 1Pradshaw, J. Hardy, J. Russell, C. liranoito,I'. WV. Ilotwkes, Thomas Scarlett, Hor,. IR. Calcrait, J. H. H-oc, Sir J., Bart. Scott, Lord J. Cearpbell, Sir H. lRaces, ...

... tiatian Surgeon Thomas titaynard to be sargeoo-tihojor, nice Willians 'sViiyia?ier, ?? ivita retire sioli tsalf.pay. Ibib ltegiiaeiit at ?? Thomas Halifax Western to be Coptoin, by psrcbo?e, eke Temple, itt,,, retires; Captain Thomas Title,, Mogail, tram ...

... Petharn, Hon. A. Atraour Sir ?? Fitzsinmoo, N, Pendurves, E. WV. Astley, ',iJr J. Fleetwood, Peter H, Philips, Meuri Athv.ood, Thomas Folkes, Sir WV. l'h11ilrr, G. B. B1 gsphaw, John Forster, Chartes S. Ph~llipps. Charles Di. aialbrldge, K. T. Fort, ,J11n ...

... give my opinion on that ! Henry Hardie, M.D., is sworn - Question- Are you of opinion that the flueand waste of cotton can be inhaled into the lungs, so as to become injurious 7 Answer- No, I am not ! Now follows Thomas Wilson, Surgeon, who on oath ...