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... J. M.Q.uantock, Esq., and Lady; Cornish Henley, Esq., and Lady; William Coles, Esq., and Miss Coles; John Esq.. and Busscy Thomas Husst y, Esq.; Captain and Miss Elton John Eaogdon, Esq., jun., t and Mrs. and Miss Lan?don ; T. Clarke, Esq., Mrs. and Miss ...
... gentry during the past week various parts the country, A very melancholy and fatal accident occnrred Monday afternoon last AIR. Thomas Brookes, son Brookes, Esq., solicitor, Tewkesbury, while snipe shooting with a young friend near Cow field mill, about mile ...
... 27th Oct, two loaves of bread, @ basket, a looking glacs, and a knite, the property of Thomas Massey. and at oo 4th Nov, a closk and necklace, the property of Thomas Stinchcumbe, She was tound guilty of the hrst and thira charges, but no evidence of the ...
... Samuel Byre, Esq. Tliomas Prio., Esq. Rnl*ert Frrgusun, Esq, William E. Taylor. E-q. Thomas Hope, Esq. John Wilson, Esq. J. D. Hustler. Esq. William Whittaher, Esq. Thomas Knuwles, Esq. George Williams, E.q, Secretary. — G. E. Williams. agents. - Traro B_r ...
... Council of the Royal College of .Surgeons, Surgeon to St. Thomas's Hospital, and Professor of Surg>ry in Ring’s College, London. have made trial Mr. Franks** .Solution of Copaiba,at Bt. Thomas's Hospital.in variety of caars of discharges in the male and ...
... Copter's Coach-ollice, belonging to MAr. Whit- more; James Lockyer, for stealing is coat, the property of Captain -lerapath Thomas Rees, for stealing two loaves from a baker's bitsket: previous eonvictitils scere proved in each of the above cases; Smuel ...
... pretty. 1839. or TEMPUS FUGIT, FSQ Cuurch.—Lords Walsingham, Lancerdale, Mount Edgecumbe, Mr, Justice Vaughan, and Sir ‘Thomas Hardy, die, * Come forth, Old Tear, To my bidding: and let her Or him who misused thee, Sperd this one wich Not from the London ...
... return, d to him. The Attorney-General.—But, lords, must know in what character Mr. Thomas appears here. The Court.—Are you assigned the prisoner, Mr. Thomas. Mr. Thomas—lt is not a prisoner for treason, lord*. is poor man, and the sum is only ( ...
... solitude. Joseph Burry, aged 26, and Thomas Hardy, aged 30, charged with stealing threc fowls at Staverton, the property of William Lane; the first-named prisoner was sentenced to five months’ hard labour, and Hardy was acquitted. Henry Cotierall, aged ...
... carpet-bag on his shouldei und being taken into custody aaid that Hardy him sixpence to carry it found guilty prior conviction being proved he ws sentenced to Years' Transportation Hardy acquitted Smith indicted for having stolen 10 the property of Mrs ...
... solitude. Juaeph Barry, aged 26. and Thomas Hardy, aged 30, charged with stealing three fowls at Stavel ton. the property of William lane ; the first-named primmer was sentenced to five months' hard lals..ur, acid Hardy was setpiiiied. Henry Cotterall, aged ...