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... this awful moment. (ientlemen of the jury,’ said the Clerk Arraigns, • are you agreed in your verdict? What any you—is Thomas Hardy guilty the high treason of which he stands indicted, or not guilty?’ Not guilty,* audible one, was the answer. It was received ...
... Fitasiinono, Whiteliaven ' Thomas Reck. « « Lumley Kennedy, do —« RoliinMhn Rii(K« *““* Jolm LoniktafT. W.lliam Duggan. d® « » Jwlm Tyaun. G»»forth “** - Mostop, Kallbank „ . _ Sum. unil>*r I 0». from G.».fortb di.tncl Hi 6 Thomas Bailey, Cockermouth ' ' ...
... Ashbridge, Thomas, Carlisle Hall, J. E., Great Corby Rawson, Charles, Wasdale Hall Atkinson, George, Morland Hall Hall, J. C, Carlisle Reed, W. F- C., Wjgton Atkinson, William, Bassenthwaite Hall, Thomas, Workington Rees, Rev. Win., Carlisle Hall Hardy, Thomas ...
... of the same place. At Gretna, on the 15th instant, Mr. Thomas Bell, land surveyor, of Haltwhistle, to Miss Ann Parkins, of Carmbridge, in this county. At Arthuret, on Thursday week, Mr. Thomas Robison, gardener to Sir J. Graham, Netherby, to Miss Sarah ...
... Mr. Crawford, Dalston () q Mr. W. Fox 0 10 0 Mr. Thomas 5 0 Mrs. Jackson, Bush Inn 5 0 Air. Edward Armstrong 5 0 Mr. George i.i idle 0 0 Mr. Joseph H«H 0 0 Mr. Roth veil, Mains Muster Edward Hardy RcUliweli 0 Mr. Joseph Rome Mr. T. Carruthers, draper ...
... their husbands with four children each.âNew York Herald. Marriages. At Crosthwaite Church, Keswick, on Tuesday week, Mr. Thomas Irwin, shoemaker, to Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. Joseph Banks, saddler, Keswick. At St. John's Chapel, Workington, since ...
... Lady Shaw Stewart. Steele, from Whitehaven for Antigna. The Thomas, Edmonrison, from Quebec at Whitehaven on the llth instant. The Sisters, Harrington, sailed the same day the Thomas. The Thomas, Tyson, Wylie, had entered for loading. On the loth instant ...
... aged 70 years. In the Willow Holm, on the 20th instant, Mary Graham, aged 50 years. In Court Square, on Tuesday last, Mr. Thomas Hughes, aged 95 years. At the Half Way Houses, near this city, on Tuesday last, Mr. William Atkinson, aged 52 years. At Annan ...
... William, Dramburgh Smith, Charles, Shurtridge, Thomas, Carlisle Sowerb-v Thomas, Newton Svme, George, Baurch, N.B. Taylor, John, '> Wilcox, G. H., Esq., St. Bees Wilson, Thomas, Nent Hall 1 Vipond, Thomas, Alston No. Gamekeepers, at ss. each. 1 Peel, Jonathan ...
... Information may be obtained.—By order of the Committee, PETER FI6IIER, Secretary. XOTirn, THOMAS PEII.F- A Persons having «ii)' Clann upon the f-mgA. Brig THOMAS PKILIi, whilst under theMan*enient of tiro Captain Cabb. are requested to send the Particulars ...
... tallow-chandler Mr. Hope Lady, per Mr. Stoddart George Ferguson, Esq., Fisher-street Mr. Wm. Car nit hers, solicitor Mr. Thomas Dean, Stanwix A Friend, per Mr. Stoddart Ditto, per Ditto Ditto, per Ditto Mra. Owen, Swifts-row Friend, per Mr. Brown Mrs ...