... dened one. The rug having been recognised as stolen pro. pqrty, the police were put upon her track, and she was arrested by Thomas Hardy, a sub-constable. This man swore that he asked her did she steal the horse-rug, and that she acknowledged that she had ...

... Radley's Hotel, Bridge.street, Blackfriars, for the purpose of celebrating the forty-ninthl a aniversary of the acquittals of Thomas Hardy, John Horne ir Tooke, and John Thelwall, from a charge of high treason. The 'attendance was such as to give assurance that ...

... gut his initials upon it. He had it in his possession all the time until he saw it with the m policeman. so Sub-constable Thomas Hardy proved having arrested the t|l prisoner, and proved a confession having been made by the ac prisoner when asked. at His ...

... discharged. Two men, named Patrick Clnffy and John Henry, were ffound guilty of killing and stealing an ox, the property of Mr. Thomas Hardy of Listra. Not sentenced. John M'Crate, a man who has been at sea for thirty, was sentenced to twelve months' imoprisonment ...

... ity cited from 24 State Trials, the King v Thomas Hardy, I am satisfied that the paper (the Pjlot) was properly received in evidence against the first tra- vrrser of these facts. In the case of the King v. Hardy the private letter of Theiwall, a conspirator ...

... Jamnes Burnet were indicted for breaking into and entering the warehouse of Philip Dixon Hardy, and stealing therefrom five books and a quire of paper. Mr. Hardy deposed that he owns the premises No. 3, Cecilia-street, and keeps there stores and a printing ...

... Francis Purcell, George B. Grant, Thomas J. Quieton, Robert Hanna, Evory Carmichael, Thomas M'Enery, Patrick Boylan, Charles Egan, John Hayes, Cornelius P. Shannon, John Goldsithb, William Colthurst, William Reynolds and Thomas Warren. COUNTS GRAND JURY. The ...

... Fortesoue. Edward Tipping, Blaney T. Balfoer D; Wm. Fi gawe, George Macartney, Thomas Lee Nor James Wo fe Macneil, Lewis Upton, Henry Che t George Taaffe, Francis Donagh, Jacob C. : Thomas Fitzgerald, Edward Sing!eton, John N0,1 George Ruxton, Thos. W. Filgate ...

... Trail, ie George Joy, James Hannay, James S. Moore, jun., Hugh se Montgomery, Thomas Batt, John Clarke, Thomas Davison, r. Charles W. Armstrong, Thomas D. Bateson, and Thomas ie Stannus, Esqrs. go CARRICKFERGUS GRAND JURY, as -William Duncan Davys Wilson ...

... John Somers Dawson, Sackville- Thos. Harrison, Merchaut's-qy. place. Philip Dixon Hardy, Sackville- Wiliiam Deaker, Abbey street street John Dennan, Abbey-street Thomas Morrison, Castle-st. WValter Doolan, Westland-row George Hodges, Westmorland-st Henry ...

... INSOLVENT DEBfo)IsS' CO tUft-YESTERDAY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Farrell.) In the matter of Thomas Gardiner, an insolvent, Air. Power applied for an attachment for not having given up possession of property returned in his schedule. The Court granted ...

... whiskey in question was intended for his own private use, and had been regularly permitted. THE B7NCHER.SMR. HARDY'S CASE. It is stated that Mr. Hardy means, under advice of emi- nent counsel, to apply for a rehearing of his case before the benchers, or to ...