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... of other pi isoners, and therefore they had better be asked. Mr. Thomas-I also appear, my Lords, for some of the prisoners. The Lord Chief Justice-Are you' assigned, Mr Thomas I Mr. Thomas-No, my Lords. Lord Chief Justice Tindal-Then you ought to l state ...
... oceas inristead of the usual grace, I ashall call upon tlte Rev. ?? Thomas Spencer to ask a blessing: anid I request you will observe be- ha coming si~eslc. that I . Tte Rev. THOMAS SPENCER, IRector of Hinton, netar Bath, this If sard one of the must ...
... one word about putting back the clock, till he found he had to contend against Mary Jones's evidence. l The evidence of Sir Thomas Phillips, posiiee upon Mr. Frost's trial, but only preaptice upon my trial, when he finds his evidence at varcace with ?? ...
... C )iist of Oseen's Berct by John Jisepis Stock- lii dole, atid asils of suirmans had bren aerved on them Jan. Stih, bya C Thomas Barton iiawzard. the attornee for Stocklale; and after the a' petitioas was led, his L.-rdrhip moved that Thos. Burtoss Howard ...
... , MArICn 11. tb [BniCIolt MRf. JUSTICE ElliRSINE.] m YWHE DIIADFPORt CfA~ftlSTs. hi Robert Peddie, 37, W~ilia Brook, 37, Thom~as h D,'eke, 55, James Holdsworth, 26, and Paul Holds- di worlk, 24, were indicted for seditiously conspiring to h, create & ...
... ed. Sir Thomas Lethbrldge had told him that he was for a h fitted duty t hat rather titan no alteration should take place, ho would vote for a total repeal. Bat he was ready to support a fixed dutty of 7.If it was an expiring one. Sit Thomas Lethbridge ...
... that any further fool-hardy pmereranre could only lead to the lose of the great object already attained, together with that of the whole potty. We mutt here allowed to rxprrae oar admiration of Sir John Roae'a extraordinary eeeape from thla nelghbourhoed ...
... civilization, and religion. Resolutions were moved and seconded, by tite Revs. B. Filth, Saml. Oddy, from Elland; Al essrs. Hardy, Kellett, Russell, Lee, and Antler. ton. Dir. Firth stated the financial affairs of the chapel, X which was built fifteen years ...
... Journevmen's Trades' Hall, which should be open a to all parties, for meetings on all subjects, at all ยข reasonable times. Thomas Waklcy, Esq., M.P., was announced to take the ehair, out as that gels- P tleman had not arrived at half past seven (halt au ...
... elation. We understand the A-sociasioil will meet on Monday evening next, at their usual place of meeting. COuRT HousE.-Joseph Hardy, of Bierley, was on L Saturday last brought up at the Court House, charged with stealing a quintity of wearing apparel, the ...
... the moors, the law is not so strictly enforced, as it is in the sstreets of Halifax. The naturally industrious, patient, hardy and robust tenants of the heath, are, it would e seem, charitably allowed to die of want, undisturbed D by the police, unpunished ...
... horror and Indignation at the treasonable attempt; and of heartfelt joy at her providential escape from so great a danger. Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Birks Gate, near KIrkbur- ton, seconded the motion, which was put and carried unanimously. Mr. Iaycock then read ...