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... Coneluded from our last. Thomas Bennett end John Watmuff, charged with hav ing stolen one silver table spoon, the property of the months’ imprisonment each, hard labor. Rev. William Gray, at Upton Lovell. Guilty ; four Thomas Parker, charged with baving ...
... Parsons Shipstos Charles Wilson. Manilas ..• Thomas Shill Stow Auu Collett Jos. Pimbury, confectioner. Wood St. C Cannon A. Pinniger .. Ireland . W m. Smirk Worcester . I. D. Stevenson Do Joint Thomas, Friar Street rkgeuts fat the following places ...
... stationer. Ah xanderDuff, Fort-street, Spitalfieldssilk-manufacturei' Thomas Coaies, Leeds, coach-proprietor. James Green. Great Winchester street, London, merchant. John Carter Lucas and Thomas Lucjs, Aldersgate-»treet, druggisis. William IJurch', Woolwich ...
... Ramsbottom, Esq. M.P. Deputy Chairman. Charles Barron, Esq. ‘Thomas Hardy, Esq. William Barron, Esq. John Hinxman, Esq. John Burnell, Esq. Sir Samuel J. B. Pechell, Bart. John Capel, Esq. Thomas Pritchard, Esq- James Ci 1, Esq. William Reece, Esq. John R ...
... bets upon it can be mcovered by legal have been entered into for the erec- tion of the monument to the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. on the summit of Blagdon Hill, Dorset. THe Macistracy.—We under- Sir James Graham, the stand that, upon the recommendation ...
... usual signal light that all was right; the engine and tender had passed beyond the slip before the stoppage took place. Thomas Hardy Uerthram, sworn.—l am assistant engineer in the service of the Great Western Railway Company, and have the superintendence ...
... passengers which was next the lender. The engine and tender had passed beyond tbe slip befote the stoppage took place. Thomas Hardy Berthram sworn.—l live at No. 2, Portland Street, Reading, and an assistant engineer in the service of the Great Western ...
... t anniversary of the ome Tooke, the great philologist, trinmphant acquittals of John H all, was celcbrated on Wedines- Thomas Hardy, and Jolin Thelw day at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, when a party of about one hundred sat down to dinner. Dr. Bowring ...
... th 1e rojector, and referred him to the late Sir marks on the hea’ vy or hammer end as to leave no doubt Reales and Sir Thomas Hardy. Sir Richard of its being the i astrument with which the murders Richard a naval officer of 40 years had been perpetra ...
... Nelson received his wound, betore Hardy could come to him. ney shook bands in silenee ; ot most Hardy in vain stregyling to suppres» ful sudlimest moment. ** said Nelson, “how goes the day with us P’— Hardy, > lied Hardy ; “ ten struck, but five of “Very ...
... Mellish, Henry Brown, Richard Kates, Mary Ann Warr, Edw. James and Thomas Skiller and Thomas Lucas, James Northover and Leonard Morris, John Cook, Mark, James, Thomas, and Richard Hardy, James Wm. Domoney. Joseph Whiteley, charged with criminal assault ...
... lionvn. Mr. t7owper, Rev, Mr Grant, Rev. Mr. Winthen, Messrs. Perry, Mills, I.atimer, Weston, Mellon, An. drevra, Thomas, (*.lntl!. Hardy, finder, Stratum, Mom. fitly. 11raham, Quark. lows, Gratithr, Bowen, l'etchell, Jutland, Mum, hianhope, AT all, Qt ...