... motion by order, CALesS;, &c.-ThornasvOeJo i;i, part heard-Boulton v Strath. 11're-iTh.e -ame v Western, part tnard-Jobhnoon V Hardy-tHaleo v l)arell-Coilman v Jessop-Ball v tlvell-Attoreey.(ieCeral v Ne~vbu '-Tlhe snme Bilrchall-Davis v P'eerse Before Sir ...

... Armagh; AV. W. Algeo, Armaghs; Vm. Paton, Arnmgh, Jobn Ilasteock, Lurgan Henry Joun Porter, 'Jandragee;- Thomas Gibson Henry, Newry ; John Hardy, Loughgall; James M' Watty, Castleblaney. Ec!qrs. We'ednesday, Jvly 8. Soein after 2 o'clock, the Judges entered ...

... St. Anne-street. presid heOweiroTudor, sharebroker, Dale-Atroet. in Edward-Tennant, merchant, Bifigle-lano. Elihu in James Hardy Wrigtey, cotton-bftker, Exchange-ooart North. Hollai e Abrahans.Bauks,-aeed-crusher, Pembroke-gardens,- al Mr. Bebrend wished ...

... private of the 73rd regiment, who was shot on the night of Tuesday last, was held on Thursday at the barrracks, before Henry Hardy, Esq., coroner. Corporal James Buchanan, of the 73rd, who was accused of having tired at the deceased, was present in custody ...

... by the Rev. Joshua Thomas Horton, John Armstrong, Esq., James Clarke, Jun., Esq., Edward Boyer, Esq., the Rev. WilliamIHenry Boulton, the Right Hon. Lord Skelmers- ,n dale, John Formby, Esq., Thomas Greene, Esq., M.P., 13 Rev. Thomas Mackreth, Rev. Miles ...

... bring the oats from his master's stable and carry them to the house of a person named Baker. Committed. Henry Gammon, John Hardy, and Stephen Stockwell, three members of a well-known gang, were charged with breaking into and entering the warehouse of Messrs ...

... HIGHI COURT OF JUSTICIARY. ITHUlRSIDAY, SIAY 14. Thomas White, lately hailer in Nortth Bernick, ac. cused of frrrgery and uttering ten frrrged hills of exchange for L.1O and L.15, pleadell Guilty, arid was sentenced to seven years' trarnsporttiron. William ...

... property of he ?? reen.- Convicted as a roguie and vagbn n cmitdto tile house of correction to hard labor far one calendar month. Thomas Dallison, was chayedwith being found in the sobsp of~ Mary Deoxter, in Sad]h gteforan unlawful purpose. Committed to the house ...

... was only nine years of age, and the youngest seven years, nained Joseph Coverdale, Samuel Megeon, 'Martin Garra, Thomas Pullen, and Thomas Atkinson, were placed in the dock e. a charge of stealing iron, thie pro- perty of Mr. Charles Penny Woodfin, Hope ...

... December last, at Thornton, stolen an one sheep, the property of Thomas Bond; aed also charged with having, on the same day, at Elslack, stolen another ewe sheep, the property of Thomas Bond. 'The prisoners pleaded Guilty. John Casrter, 30, pleaded guilty ...

... out to sea, ill order to meet with some assistance. After several hours hard rowing, they came up with tiee Woodlark, Capt. Hardie, who kindly received them on board. They inemediately informed that gesitle- man of the fate of their vessel, who as soon ...

... Battye, Esq., Rev. Rich. Whitelock, John t. > Hague, Esq., Thomas Clapham, Esq., J. G. Smyth, Esq., W. B. Li Ferrand, Esq. M.P., ThomaslIagsee, Esq., Edward Tew, Esq., John S R Rand, Esq., Chas. Hardy, E q., Edwin Smith, Esq., Josha. Pollard, a Y Esq., T. ...