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... reform met toge- ther at Anderton's llotel, Fleet-street, to celebrate the forty-sixth anniversary of the aequittals of Thomas Hardy, Johe Borne T'eak, John Theiwail, and the others, on a charge of high treason. Lang before the hour announced tar the dinuer ...
... together at Radley's Hlotel, Bridge-street, Blackfrlars, to celebrate the 49th anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, and Thomas Thelwall, from the charge of high treason. W. J. Fox, Esq., in the chair. About 150 gentlemen sat down to ...
... future day;bute must order Thomas Kyte, Mr. Conwiek in tst,.into acustody, for it appears tn me that he has been the cause of the deathof thispostman. The hbe too s suffered great ?? given forthlb appearesae of Strgood, and Thomas Kyto was takeoa into custody ...
... refer the court to the opinion of that enilient man, Lord Chief-Justice Hyre, who luarged the grand jury in the case of Thomas Hardy. That learned judge, tn calling the attention of the jury to the real question they had to try (he was quoting from the ...
... REVIEW, SEBGEANT'S INN HALL-Sit at 1,. BArNaNUrT PHTITrs.-Exipcrte Thomas In re Thomas, for ?? Smith I re MStyn, ?? Wood In re Webster, ?? Hawkicns in re Worstbeld, by ?? Barnett in re Hardy, ?? Alsnger In re Breeds-Exparte Gibbons In re Bonoer-EXpatoe Ituberry ...
... heard-Bulmer I Allison (2)-Fleteher v Stevens-Emperlngham v Short (2)-Whittaker v Wright-Attorney.Genezal v Northeote-Hardy Y Hardy-SoweehT v Clayton. ROLLS COURT, CHANCERY-LANE-At ten. CAus~s, &c.-Mann v Ricketts, part heard-Rlotardeon v Mast- IngR-Froemont ...
... Sadler; further dl- ?? v Hardie, ?? v Lord Wiaterton. Short cause. SECONDAUIRS' COURT, BASINGiHALL.STREET-At twelve. Llndusv B3'1s-Leev Collins-LeeS v Harrlsan-Hart v Gooden. PALACE COURT, WESTMINSTER-At half-pastnine. Thomas v Fox-Mansfild( v Gwrdner-Fuller ...
... one; last examnlnatiln- Thomas John Ashton of Pall-lall. taller, at two; dividend. EanRATun.-Iu the Law Notices osaerted November 10, the name of the bankrupt sehose creditors were to meet the asligoana was, by error, Inserted Thomas Cadn)ury, instead of ...
... lnnell r Pinnel. Causes, &c.-Davis v Chanter (3) part heard-Dousfield v Mould -Ducks v Stanhope-Attorney-General v Warren-Hardy v Hull (2)-Martin v 51augham (8). Before Sir J. KtIOnT Biauen. Eleven petitions. CAREKS, &e-Avigda v Solomone (2)-Charlion ...
... George Julian Harney, James Cartledge, Thomas 'Cooper, William Hill, Robert Brooke, James Taylor, John Hoyle, John Thornton, Jihn' Norman, Joseph Clarke, John Massey, John Fletcher, Thomas Brown Smith, Thomas Fraser, John Allinson, Jamras Grahby, William ...
... IN?.-Sit at ten, Before Sir L. SHAIDWELL, imnmrn v Thromas, by urlder. CL'sr5s, &c.-(lreenwvay v IBuchanfi-Cooke v Turner-Hardy V Buli (2)-Martin v Haughlu (2) -Powney v B10111berg-illsh v Shiplrall-N ercuttav (lutedonl-patcii v Sterwart-Medley v Horton ...
... Fourteen Days and under-Wm. Brown, Thomas Holder, Henry Payne, Ellen Sullan. The following pleaded Guilty:-J. Williams, J. Woodcock, T. Walpole, Robert Thurling, Sarah Read, Edward Walker, Sarah Frost, E. Bryant, Thomas Bowler, D. Welsh, Charles Morris ...