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... but he did not conceive that his integrity had been at all attacked.—Any intention of doing so was expressly disclaimed. Mr. Hardy would remind Mr. Lloyd that the Governors had dune all in their power to secure the return of Mr. Pearce. He had received as ...
... against Thomas Edwards, William John Llewellen, Evan Harris. and John Coles, for a oonspiraey ; true bills against John Gil:by, fur a conspiracy; true bias against Evan Edwards, for a conspiracy ; true bills against Frederick Turner, and Thomas Bolton ...
... the Queen at Windsor Castle, and embark at Woolwich for Ostend, where they arrived the ?? evening. — Death of Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Baronet, and ?? at Greenwich, in thr 71st year of bis — Grand Conservative banquet at Lifton Park, South Devon. — ...
... WornU. Gardner, hence at Callno. 3d Sept. The Jane Prowae. hence Lima. The Thomas Worthington. Dcaniam. hence at ditto. The Garland, Wright, from Newfoundland at Bahia. The Thomas Leech. Welch, hence at Pernambuco. The Young Quacn, Atkins, Rom Java at Cork ...
... the Queen at Windsor Castle, and embark at Woolwich for Ostend, where they arrived the same evening. Death of Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Baronet, and K.C.8., at Greenwich, in the 71st year of his age. Grand conservative banquet at Litton Park, South ...
... bills against Evan Edwards, for a conspiracy ; true bills against Frederick Turner and Thomas Bolton, for ut conspiracy and riot; true bills against John B~olton and Thomas I Davis-un true bill upon thle first count; tree bills upon Ithe third count;- and ...
... Charles Elphinstone Fleeming is appointed Master of the Seamen's Hospital at Greenwich, in the room of Vie« Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. 14 Sir Robert Peel publicly denies the statement in a Sun- day newspaper that he had said the No Popery cry was only kept ...
... the Angel Inn, t _ :KßußoudH, Tuesday, 7th January, 1840. Stewards. SIR JOHN TROLLOPE, Bart. T. A. COOKE, Esq. LIEUT. COL. HARDY. CHARLES COLE, Esq. 1 Wm. BATE, Esq. ' THOs. ATKINSON. Esq. ' Tickets 7*. M. each. Ijj* Dancing to commence at o'clock. BOURN ...
... bills against Thomas Edwards, William John Llewellsn, Evans Harris, sad John Coles, for conspiracy; tree bills against John Gibby, for conspiracy; trus bills against Evan Edwards, for oonralraey; true bills against Frederick Tamer and Thomas Bolton, for ...
... shedding of Hickson. of Mansfield, human blood and secret revenge !—Such was the downfall rasa.. Dolts,, of Glet. , Gent. Hardy, of Leak., of mighty Rene—and such will be the fate of England foTe=snasn. of souse Roe. G. unless the councils of Victoria ...
... Witness, WILLm. CATLETT. George Kewxey, Solicitor, Grantham. In the late Mr. THOMAS RIGGALL's AFFAIRS. ALL persons having any claim or demand upon the estate and effects of THOMAS RIGGALL, late of Waltham, in the county of Lincoln, farmer, deceased, are ...
... practice is to deliver both Bats with the indictment. This practice seems to have prevailed in all instances. On the trial of Hardy,Horne Tooke, and others, es reported in vol. xxiv., State Trials, page 19, after stating the proceedings, indictment found ...