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... rendered him unfit for sea; therefore, his flag-ship, the Foudroyant, sailed for Malta, under his Captain, who was not Sir Thomas Hardy. On arriving off Valetta, the capital of that island, a message from Commodore Sir Manly Dixon, (then commanding the Lion ...
... Wright, Robert Ogden, Thomas Fox, Thomas Lomas, and William Swan Dixon. Mr. Cressvvell and Mr. Crompton appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Neville for the defendant. Mr. in opening the pleadings, said, in this case William Hardy, broker, was the plaintiff ...
... E. Jenkinson El. F. Jordan Peter Pott SPROTBRO'. Richard Hickson Thomas Wood CADEBY. Richard Thompson Hannah Ellis Thomas - Newham Thomas Hartley John Marshall . Wm. Trimmingham Thomas Bingley Edward Foster Richard Sailes John Newton Wm. Darwin Joseph ...
... Birks SPROTBRO'. Tbos;Birks Richard Hickson Reuben Stapp Thomas Wood Robert Sunderland CADEBY. George Thorpe Richard Thompson Jas. Kitching Hannah Ellis SYKEHOUSR. Thomas Newham Thos. Acorn Thomas Hartley John Lathem John Marshall Walter Himsworth Wm. ...
... Middlesex, liverystable-keeper. Thomas James Breeds ,Durfield and Charles Durfield, jun., Hastings, Sussex; brewers. - • : William - Henry Wallis, Cardington-street, Hampstead-road, Lonengraver,,• . •' ' '• • • • Thomas Parker, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury ...
... opening speech. Thomas Bird was then called and examined by Mr. CRESS.. WELL.—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. He had heard that Mr. Hardy was a candidate ...
... Peter Putt spnoTalio' I{ ichd. H ickson 111 ulnas Wood DEB Y Thompson Hannah Ellis Thomas Newham .Thomas Hartley John Marshall NV illiatn Trimmingham sWINTON. - Thomas Bing ley Edward Foster Sailes .1, lin Newton Wm. Darwin J .senh lin William tiargreave ...
... Jas. Kitehing SY KEHO USE. SPRoT0110 . : Rich& Hicksou, Thomas 'Wood CADEBY, Richard Thompson Hannan-Ellis - Thomas Newham Thomas Hartley John Marshall W illiam I'rittilllin g hall2 SWIN TON. Thomas Bingiey Edward Foster Richd Salle& John Newton Wm. Darwin ...
... Middlesex, livery . stable-keeper. Thoma.s,..la.mes Breeds Burfield and Charles Buifield,jun., Hastings, 'Sussex, brewers. . , • , - William Henry Wallis, Cardington-street, Hampstead-road, London. engraver. . ~ Thomas Parker, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury ...
... could not really say when it was. It etas perhaps a fortnight or three weeks ago. Mr. Thomas Tomlin examined.—ls a broker in Liverpool, and knows the plaintiff Mr. Hardy. Mr. N EVIL Le.—Of what repute is he as a broker? Very bad I should say. Cross-examined ...
... Reuben Stapp Thomas Wood Robert Sunderland CA DEBT. George Thorpe Richard Thomps on Hannah Elli s . 3as, Kitching STKEHOUSB: Newham Thos, Acorn Thomas Hartley John M ars h a ll John Lathem Walter Ilimsworth Trim mingharn Benjamin Terry Thomas tingl e David ...
... and Robert Sparrow, Ludgate.hill, London, wine.merichants. Thomas Greenfield, Chiswick, London, vietualter. . John Tullock,,Parkstone, Poole, builder. John - Clarkson, NOttingham, currier: Thomas Wheeler, Shrewsbury, grocer. Richard Cuming, Plymouth, shipowner ...