... leave of t, Queen at Wiedeor Castle, and embark at Woolwich Ostend, where they arrived the same evenine. Death of Sir Thomas Masten:nen Hardy, Baron, and K.C.8., at Greenwich, in the 71st year of his age. Grand conservative banquet at Lifton Park, Sou Devon ...

... in Great Prunswick Street, the lady of Thomas Connell, Esq. of a daughter. married! This morning at St. Luke’s Church, by the Kcv. Henry Hardy, Thomas Exham, Esq. to Frances, third daughter of the late Simeon Hardy, Esq. Saturday, the 28th ultimo, in St ...

... individual previous to the service of the summons. The name of James Thomas was struck out. It was stated by the summoning officer that the name of the individual was Thomas James Thomas, and that he was not then preseut. Charles Henry Towniend, of Portkeneth ...

... true bills against Thomas Edwards, Win. Llewelloo, Evans Harris. and John Coles, for a conspiracy ; 'bills against John Gibby, for a conspiracy; true bills against kid Edwards, for a conspiracy ; true bills against Frederick net and Thomas Bolton, for a ...

... practice. The practice to deliver both lists with the indictment. practice seems to have prevailed in all instances. On trial of Hardy,Horne Tooke, and others, as reported in 'Pol. xxiv., State Trials, page 19, after stating the proteedings, indictment found ...

... young woman Islington, and the initials of her name, A. R., are the handkerchief. Mr. Norton.—What is her n*me ? Prisoner.—Hardy.—(A laugh.) Mr. Norton ordered tha clerk to take the evidence in this cnee, and the prisoner being positively identified, he ...

... alphabetically. He presumed that in consequence of some order the Under-Sheriff had the Jury probably not very formal way. In Hardy’s case, and in Home Tooke's and in Brandreth’s case, the panel did not appear to have been alphabetical. Mr. Baron Paekk thought ...

... of the list now in his hand, and told him it was list of the witness* s, -’bich wu* all tba* phased on that occasion. Mr. Thomas J. Phillips, solicitor, of Newport; Mr. Leyden, witness’s prin c*pa derk ; ami Mr. bolicitor, were the three witneises present ...

... Charles Elphinstnne Fleming is rppointed Master of the Seamen's Hospital at Greenwich, in the room of Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. 14. Sir Robert Peel publicly denies the statement in a Sunday newspaper that he th.d said the no-popery cry was only kept ...

... same time with a copy of the indictment, and a rule of court was drawn up to that effect. Next in order came the trials of Hardy and Horne Tooke, in 1794, and it was expressly stated, in the very accurate report of the late Mr. Gurney, that ten days before ...

... Lords, for J Frost, whose intention it to sever his challenge. Mr. Thomas.—l also appear, my Lords, for some of the prisoners. Tue Lord Chief Justice.—Are you assigned, Mr. Thomas ? Mr. Thomas. —No, my Lo-ds. Lord Chief Justice Ti.idal.—Then you ought to state ...

... against Thomas Fd- wards, William John Llewellin, Evans Harris, and John Coles, for a conspiracy; true bills against John Gibby fora conspiracy; true bills against Edward Edwards, fora con- -**>ir*»cy ; true bills against Frederick Turner and Thomas liolton ...