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... Craig. Esq. James Howdeo, Esq. Robert D. Menzies, Esq. Peter Forbes, Esq. Anthony Murray, Esq. Adam Wilson. Esq. John Hardie, Esq. Thomas Beveridge, Esq, John Vibion, Esq. B. Cadell, EN, I 1843 1844 1843 1846 . ! ----- -- -- • Policy opened with the I 8 ...
... 11. toojK'r. John Dawson Ducket, Robert Eustace, James Hardy Eustace, Henry Faulkiner, John Garrett, James llnxier, Wm. Richard Stewart, Thomas Tench Vigors, John Watson, Pilsworth Whelan, Thomas 11. Watson, Kol»crt Clayton Brown. William Duckett, Samuel ...
... Charlesi Harris, Esq., C. H-. Dawson, Esq., (of tbe ta 6ffrrn of Hird. Dawson. and Hardy,) John Brolidenl, Esq., ha! le and about ISO electors, several of whom gave Mr. Hardy thg plumpers at ?? lausc election.LI An active canvass wase commenced yesterday ...
... Stafford O'Brien, Esq., of BlatherwyckePark, will be the candidate in the Noel interest ; and that he will be °PPosed by Lord Thomas Cecil, in the interest of his brother, tile Marquis of Exeter. Buck ingharnshire.—The Marquis of Chandos, Sir NV. L. Y° ung ...
... bim GotLTT and Court sentenced him to be transported for set years. There was prosecution againat Robert Hammond, Thomas Kent, and Thomas Kent, Ik* Younger, wbo were held lo bail for assaulting a constable and Sheriff's officer st Hsrnigate, tha recognizances ...
... stability of true English prm than those of his present associate, the radical Mr. Stockport—lt stated that the election of Thoma . , , ditch, Esq., of Macclesfield, is certain at the ensuing c' . Borough Rochdale.—Both conservatives and alert. The con ...
... 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 ...
... 'n-in-law. Stafford O'Brien, Esq., of BlatherwyckePark,l Petite candidate in the Noel interest ; and that he will be 'd by Lord Thomas Cecil, in the interest of his brother, l arquis of Exeter. kingha.mshire. —The Marquis of Chandos, Sir W. L. g , and Mr. Harcourt ...
... favour method of warfare opposed, his principles. A certain publican in Bowling was waned a certain influential gentleman Hardy and Committee, and was re. quested to promise his vote to those gentlemen at the same time, was intimated him, that so voted ...
... neighbouis, and no naval aiacler ol late years has died mote sincerely or deservingly gietted and beloved. The report that S Thomas Hardy, the Governor of rr-enwich Hospital, dangerously ill is, we are happy to y, untrue. .A ConruMartia) was held on board the ...
... was held at the Exchange Room, which essively crowded hundreds who could not gain were anxiously waiting learn the result. Thomas. iikefield, Esq. was unanimously called to the Chair, mid erased the meeting with great animation, and read lette General ...
... Church. I remain, Gentlemen, Yonr obliged and faithful servant, THOMAS GLADSTONE. Leamington, 29th June, 1837. -/ The late Mr. Thomas Blount, deceased. A LL persons to whom Mr. THOMAS BLOUNT, late of _f_L Market Harborough, in the county of Leicester ...