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... twenty-two described « • surgeon, was capitally lodictcd for feloniously wounding Hardy, with intent him wme grievous boclily h.irro. Ihe prosecutor was Dr Thomas Hardy, one the esammers at Apothecaries* Hall. the day prisoner committed tbe oftnee charged ...
... have been great number of deaths among the aged inmates, and the infimary nearly filled with those the sick list. Sir Thomas M. Hardy, the gallant governor, has been most unremitting in affording every comfort to them. At the Royal Military College of ...
... Preston. Lancashire. Thomas Gregaoa. cotton manufacturer, Donley, Lancaakiie. William Hak. covn-lhcter. Oxford. William Jama, draper, Itueaahlra. William Henry Waßia. eugruver, London. John Hudson, coal merchant. Oloneaatar. Thomas Jamaa Braada BurftaM ...
... Peter Pott SPROTBRO*. Richard Hickaon. Thomas Wood. CaDRBT. Richard Thompson. Hannah Ellis. Thomas Newham. Thomas Hartley. John Marshall. Wm. Trimmingham. Thomas Machin. Wm. Mandin. PISULAKC Joseph Birks, Thomas Birks. Rsuben Stapp. llobcrt ...
... Jenkiusou. 11. F. JorUtio. Peter Pott 9PROTBRO’. Rickard Hickson Thomas Wood. CAOKBV. Richard Thompson. Haniiith Ellis. Thomas Newham. Thomas Hartley. John Marshall. Win. Trimmiugbam. StVIKTON. Thomas Bingley. Edward Foster. Uichanl Sadcs. John Newton. Wm. Darwin ...
... Sidney Wawrick and Thomas William C»s ell, of Billiter-squarc.' City, merchant*, October 17.—John Honlby and Alfred Soulbv, of tbc Union Brewery, Lami etb-walk, irewert, October I*. —Henry Steam*, of Bunbill-ruw, grocer, October 17. Thomas Wootou, late of ...
... George Blansbard. Sbillito. John Holmes. Oliver. Joseph Trueman. Thomas Macbin. m. Maradin. Thomas Birlm. Reuben Stapp. Robert Geore. Tho^., Jas. Kitching. Thos. SVnOTBRO’. Richard Hickson. Thomas Wood. CxDEBT. Richard Thonpeoo. Ellil. Thoau Newham. Thocnee ...
... named Richard Nott. waa placed at Um bar. charred vita having stolen a gold watch from the shop Mr. Variy, Farker-atreet. Mr. Thomas, the deputy constable of Manchester, stated, that about four ssonths ago, a young man named Howell, the son highly-respectable ...
... de>d. *.e. Another ha>i liccn atMX'hiterl, aii«l leave lew •lava. Tin* Fisher, front W ilniin 'lon lor this port, had at St. Thomas. Tbn rar -.i mould lw ahi|i|n-*l tie- Henry, lor port AJot arrival - ; Naxhoa. Pollard, and Hal. Sanmlry. from M-dnle—laiwell ...
... per week. Mr. Taylor expressed his satisfaction nt the accounts. The reduction in the county rolls was upwards of £GUI). Mr. Thomas Hevell said, that as we were now within the parlinmentnry borough, the assessment should altered, part the township was under ...
... years old it b> Launceston * ** transplant tulip roots. have even lieauu treatise Hardy, J., Bradfotd i the great discoveries made niwterily in all art* Hawses, Thomas, * * ,Bt * •deuces, wherein 1 shall particularly descant on the great Hayes, Sir E ...
... the cau*e A copy of the alleged libel was put in, as well the ap**l ...