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... large farm, with superintender the gardens. i Tbial Br Jury.—The forty-third anniversary celebration of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, i John Home Tooke, John Thelwall, and others, | from the charge nigh treason preferred against them in 1794, by Mr. Pitt's ...
... Bethell, 1. Blackburne, A.Chapian, Sir C. t Dalbiac, lion. W. Duaicombe, Lord F. Egertort, W. Feliden, J. Fieldeir, Thomas Greene, John Hardy, J. W. Hogg, A. Lawson, J. F. Lees, J. H. Lowther, T. Marsland, Lord Ossulston, J. W. Patten, T. Pemberton, Johns ...
... that here, Sir G. M. Binglkv, reporter for the Leedt Times, and Mr. Thomas report!;r for the Leeds Mercury, deposed to seeing a gentleman who they understood to be Mr. John Hardy, jun. throw stones in a direction towards the place where Samuel Babr ...
... having corrupted was incapanic of sitting any longer in that house. Mr. Hardy was ready to inserts clause to such an effect. He would defy the Hoo. Gentleman to prove that he (Mr. Hardy) had ever been guilty of bribing. Mr. Roebuck had not meant insinuate ...
... Joshua Thomas, an. of Ossett, and youngest daughter of the late Mr. Robert Walshaw, Horbury Bridge. On Monday last R. C. Battve, Esq. surgeon, of this town. On Monday last, aged 31, Margaret, the wife 31 r. of and eldest daughter of Mi-. John Hardy, of Apperley ...
... ' Old Jewry. rf j Thomas Bennet. 1' ■ , , jj •>. field, Derbyshire, l '*'.,, ~sc [ Messrs. Willis, and > burv. Henry Frootn. West •; -• . 16, Jan. 12. Solicitors, Messrs. it-«••• Cha«cery-lan«. _ s (nocer, Thomas Elliott, (rat-. lie?i • \ ...
... Wisbeach—Jane, Tincial; WilHam Sefton, Austwick; Two Brothers, Askam; Amity, Burton; Providence, Hardy; Maria, Nichols; Oak, Best; Providence, Howard. Spalding—Thomas and Jane, Seymour; Albion, Tupraan; Lark, Pattison. Yarmouth—Albatross, Brigg3; John & Mary ...
... direction except the two who were pointed out to you from the hustings as the sons of Mr. Hardy T—l don't wish you to understand that I had seen the two Mr. Hardy's throwing stones in that direction, but 1 had seen other parties throwing stones in that ...
... ask Mr. question. Mr. HARDY.—I still answer yoa will get tba people to bear as*. Mr. WHITTAM.-la the event af your being returned to Parliament, as friend working classes, will you give the working classes household suffrage Mr. HARDY wee an advocate far ...
... Richd. Venables Wm. Shillito Thomas Gyles John Holmes George Foulstone Wm. Oliver E. Jenkinson Joseph Trueman H. F. Jordan Thomas Machin Peter Pott Wm. Marsdin fishlace. sfrotbro'. Joseph Birks Richard Thomas Birks Thomas Wood Reuben Stapp Robett Sunderland ...
... Goodman, it appears, had recognised two of the sons of Mr. Hardy on previous occasions at Bradford, and also on the 31st July, before he saw the woman struck, they were recognised him as Mr. Hardy's sons, having previously been pointed out to him as such ...
... Blanshard Richd. Wm. Shillito Thomas Gyles Joho Holmes George Foulstone Wm. Oliver E. Jenkinsen Joseph Troeman H. F. Jordan Thomas Machin Peter Pott Wm. Marsdin PISH LAKE. spbotbro'. Joseph Birks Richard Hicksoa Thomas Birks Thomas Wood Reuben Stapp Robert ...