... reform met on Monday, at Radley’s Hotel, Bridge-street, London, to celebra’e the forty-third anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, John Thelwall, and others, from the charge of high treason, preferred against them, in I7IU, by the ...

... pursued. Mr. Hardy- I would have three times many men in employment if it was not for a system of combination which lias been carried on for some lime. Mr. M’Donagh (to Mr. Hardy)— Did not the three defendants give you notice ? Mr. Hardy—They did, fu ...

... Ki ld. Robert; Porter, William King, Francis; She ah an, Timothy. Second Rank.—Mr. Foster, John Vesey ; Roe, Thomas Wellesley ; Filgate, Thomas Wm. ; Lee, George ; Morgan, Lewis; Caffrey, Fitzheroeit; Edward ; Stone ...

... Dixon Hardy. Charles Lanauze, Edward Wolfenden, John Porter, John Cooper, Edward Brittain, Waller and Sons. Thomas Murphy, Ccorge Klctcher, John Whilty, GoSrgc M. Wilthew, James Jesson, George Browne, J. Higgins, f / C. F. ...

... late of Vicar-street, shoemaker. John Edward Val, late of Grafton-strect, toy trading in the name of Jackson and Co. Wm. Hardi. late of William-street, builder. Michael M'Loughlin, late of Galway, general Hugh Gibson, late of Hillsborough, county Do*n ...

... Barnet, M*Kee, John Whaley, James Stronge, W. W. Algeo, W, Blacker (Gnsford), Ko- U-rt Hjrden. (dm Btn ,W m. John H ‘on. John Hardy, A'hinson, Francis Stringer, T. K. Armstrong, John Macan, Maxwell Cross, and James Verne tsqrs. DOWN ASSIZES. RATIIF RILAND ...

... were grand jurors Mr T. Butler, Bart.,foreman; John Alexaod r, Philip gnell, Walter Thomas Hunhurj., iJatler. Harman H. Cooj>er, John l)aw*on, Robert li-.-’ie , Janes Hardy Eustace, Henry Faulkincr, James - r. Walter Newton, Wna. Richard Stewart, rhomas ...

... PAUL PRY .nr* ; * Hud Hardy. MrW. SWd Mrs. Subtle'. Slic.ncy . huebe, Mr.. Aylmer; tl.za Hardy, Mjc. ChalnitTS. ('a. Deux, hv Mi-s Thnmafs.n Misa Lidia. After which the new Coinic Piece of / C. 1 NO. 30, S 1 UANL). / ‘.tamrer Jlnt'le, Ksq. C. L ...

... ; Cbai. Elliott, Leeds, merchant; Thomas Beckett, Norbury, Chesliire, cheese-factor; William Maybury, late of Manchester, but now of Trieste, merchant and commission agent; Samuel Barrow, Stockport, com. dealer; Thomas James Breeds Burfield and Charles ...

... Esq.s Received per Hugh Oldham, Collector Mrs. M* Cleary, 39, Nassau-strect Mr. Cassicy, 54, South Ring-street Mr. P. D. Hardy, Cecilitfcstreet Mr. Green, 17, William-street Dr. T. Beatty, 16, Miss Woo fs, 31, Suffolk-streetV Mr. Brush, 59, Towneud-slreet^ ...

... unsavoury Hardy, the puppet spokesman of the Raphael conspiracy, aud the rejection of Sir J. Ciraham, po. roon, bully, and apostate —we could Tirancllni‘ ...

... intent lo steal. Pleaded guilty. Catherine Keating, for stealing ti handkerchief, Dundalk, the *2 December, the property of Thomas Patterson. Guilty. Laurence * uglbh, for .-tealing a coat, vest, and pair shoes, the property Charles M‘Kenna. Pleaded guilty ...