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... lead from Braintree church. Rill ignored. William Rose, 15, and Thomas Smith, hawkers, charged with stealing a tin box, belonging to Ann Hammond, at Moulsham. Rill ignored. Samuel Hardy, 13, silk-weaver, charged with Stealing a quantity of coals, belonging ...
... stealing coah; from Samuel Lucking, at Writtle. Thomas Hoots, ith having assaulted Catherine Chappie, with intent, &c. at Upiuinster; Chappie not appearing her recognizances were estreated. Samuel Hardy, charged with stealing coals from James Sly, at ...
... exanminilig ma- glstratc, ?? Mi. L)escluzeaux, sabstitute to the PrircAretir du RLoi, went io the loyal stableA, ,Rue St. Thomas du Louvre, t1 visit the couch in lshici the King went to the Charnier; they fount iti the cushion of the ceach a ball, very ...
... T. K. Turner, E»q. Sir Gilbert llealhroie. Dart., E. W. Wilmot, Esq. M.P. Stafford O’Brien. Esq. Sir John Trollope. Bart. Thomas Hotchkin, Esq. Sir John Palmer, Bart. Henry Wilson, Esq. O. J. Ilealhrotc. , M.P. Henry Dawson, Esq. George Finch, Esq., M ...
... innkeeper, (39153 282 Hnrdesty G. table-knife inanfr, Hardie H. merchant, Harding E. victualler, Harding T. gun maker, Hardman J. shopkeeper, 632 Hardwick S. builder, 495 622 Hardy E. innkeeper, 57 Hardy R. victualler, Harland J. woodmngr. 78 192 227 Harlow ...
... offence of wounding Mr. Hardy, with intent to do him grievous bodily harm. - Mr. Randall, of Finsbury•square, surgeon and apothecary, was then examined. He stated that he is one of the Court of Examiners, and was present when Mr. Hardy was wounded. On entering ...
... this; Mr. Hardy moved from it two or three paces, andl the prisoner, after moving two or three to the lefr, looked steadily at Mr. Hardy, and said, You are one of thove wbo have been hard upon me. The prisoner instantly advanced towards MAr. Hardy,making ...
... intrepidity of ('aptam Lapidge, commander the naval forces in the river, Col. Wylde, Captain Richards, Lieutenants Herke, lx* Hardy, Kllicorobe, and the officers and men his Britannic Majesty’s Ringdove and Saracen, CicneraJ Espartero, after an obstinate ...
... CRUIKSHANR’S COMIC ALMANAC. THOMAS THE GARDENER TO SALLY THE COOK. * T tak up my pen with mach plessure to inform yew that i hav bean quiet Mizzerabl evver sins i left my plase. Evvery think has gon rong from that day to this, i hav ad no Turnups to speek ...
... Mr. Alfred Burgess, Treasurer. Messrs. Hutchinson, Nunneley, and Manning, were chosen as Auditors ; Messrs. Elgpod aad W. Hardy, Secretaries ; and Messrs. D. Hewitt, J. Clephaa, W. Uiffe. Warner, J. Fryer, B. Fowkes, D. Wilford, H. Rice, and J. W. Cox ...
... surren. 16th Jan. 14th Feb. at one, Clarendon rooms, Liverpool—Sol. Rogerson, Liverpool Fiat dated Dec. 23—Pet. Crs. Thomas Harrison and Thomas Rogerson, of Liverpool, merchants HILL Elizabeth, of Burslem, co. of Stafford, mercer and draper, pawnbroker dir ...
... s church, Mr. G. Salisbury, to Miss Sarah Vowles, both of Yatton. Dec. 27, at Churchill, Mr. Thomas Caple, of Ubley, to Sarah, eldest daughter of Mlr. Thomas Parker, of Blackmoor. Dec. 29, at the Collegiate church, Manchester, Charles Henry Grant, Esq ...