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... • . . . _ Thomas Bird was then called and examined by Mr. CHESS. WE I. L.—He had known Mr. Hardy for upwards of thirty years. He was a broker, and formerly resided in Manchester. Since then he had been a broker. Re had heard that Mr. Hardy was a candidate ...
... George Martin, liurnham, Buckinghamshire, shopkeeper. Goor..te Bedford, Keppell-street and East-street, Chelsea, groper. , Thomas James Breeds and Charles Burficld, jun., Fennings-Wharf; Tooley-street, London, and Hastings, merchants. Francis Huitson, ...
... subscription be commenced, in order that Mr. Thornley should not incur any expenses in the contest, which was seconded by Mr. Thomas Ellen, jun., and the business terminated. A correspondent, writing under yesterday's date, says Many signatures have been ...
... 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 ...
... Prince Eugene, Quinton, Galipoli, olive oil. •Tiphys, Le Rens, Zante Ireland :—Sarah, Hardie, Cork, butter, • • .Henry Smith. Kelly, Drogheda • • • •Lady Willoughby, Thomas, Newry, bAter, &c• • Birmingham, Church, Dublin --- Co - a . s . iwise - :— . Eliza ...
... defendant did net under- y stanid the letter in the sense in which Mr. Hardy un- u deestood it; tie (lid iiot concelive that Mr. Hardy was a defsullerat sales, tie knew nothing of Mr. Hardy ti or his concerns, and, therefore, he never thought of ?? so. nor ...
... t made a few years since. Same day, Thomas Porter Day, of the Customs, third son of E. Day, news-agent, of - this-town, aged'23. Same day, in this town, of the small-pox. Christiane Merig,the beloved wife of Thomas Faucit, Esq, of Demerara, aged 27. On ...
... e by -Mr. Thomas, deputy-constable of Manchester, charged with having stolen a gold watch from the shop of Mr. •Verly, Parker-street. The case was remanded till Wednesday, when the prisoner was brought up for further examination. John Hardy, an assistant ...
... surrender May 25 and June 23, at :1 O'clock, at the Clarendon , bniklings, LiverpoOL Soheifor, Mr. Chester, Staple-inn, London. Thomas Evans, Mortimer-street, Cavendish-square, London, dpo. thecary. Joseph Andrew.Guildford-street-east, Wilinington:square;Loridott ...
... Ncmtifth. csHco-i>tinlcTS.— Noe. »». Kichaid Aspmsll, frwrll Browne, Edward Anduall and Thomas &)de>, Hvdaey, London and Liverpool i so far as iMards tl*e saol Thomas L'rauou Ryder.—.See. 14. Henry Hewitt and James Hewitt. IH-iby.ioMiera—Nov and W. Cioslnia ...
... Rimac, hence for Valparaiso; also, on the 3d ult, in lat 11 N, lon 27 W, the Irish Lass, from St Übes fbr the River Plate Thomas Dempsey, Wentherall. from Africa, at this port, sailed from Old Calabar 14th Aug, and from Corsica on the 2d Sept Sarah, Ellwood ...
... Sir Edward Hall Alderson M. Hon. Sir J. B. Bosanquet Sir John Gurney Sir John Patteson Sir John Thomas Coleridge. Sir John Williams Sir John Campbell Sir Thomas Coltman Mr. Sergeant 'Faddy Sir Robert M. Rolfe . Francis T. Baring, Esq. Sir Charles Wetherell ...