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... week, at Anderton's Hotel, Fleet Street, forthe purpose of celebrating the Forty-sixth Anni- versary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, and John Thelwall, from a charge of high treason. About 160 gentlemen sat down to dinner, but we understand ...
... private bargain. The Cumberland of 70 guns would be launched at Chatham yesterday: the suggestion of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, whilst he was at the Admiralty, this ship wa3 constructed to serve in the Baltic I seas ; her dimensions are very large ...
... HEDLEY, THOMAS GILCHRIST.CUTHBERT RICHARDSOX, ROBERT PUN3UEON, and THOMAS WARD, were again placed at the bar charged with a second riot on the same day, and, by the advice their counsel, pleaded guilty. JONATHAN BELL (26) ROBERT SMITH (41) and THOMAS HOPE ...
... his most gracious master,’ George 111., who had much to give and might take ranch away: but did not like revolutions, nor Thomas Hardy, Thclwall, nor Horae Tooke; he had a great aversion to dissenters am! catholics, and even to George Canning and Mr. Brongham ...
... Union ton-le-Spring,—William Wilson, Thomas Bellerby, and “John Robson, East Lerringtou,—William Cuming. West Herrington,—Joln ton-le-Hole,—Thomas Walker, Martin Hardy, Jobn Thomas Hardy, and Joseph March. Moorsley,— ...
... Inn, during the week, have been the Marquis and Lady of Bute; Marquis and Countess of Breadalbane; Sir Thomas Holdsworth; Earl Seafield; Sir Thomas Lauder; Lord Cockburn; Lord Meadowbank; Lord Saltoun; Earl of Eglintoun; Sir Hugh Campbell; Lord Kean; ...
... Sharp, D.P.G.M.; Br. Matthew Thompson, S.G.W. Br. 'Thomas Cummings, J.G. W.; Br. the Rev. Bolton Simpson, G.C. Br. George Bolam, G.T.; Br. William Croudace, G.S.; Br. Robert Robson, G.R.; Br. Thomas Hardy, G.D.C. Br. John Crossby, G.S.D.; Br. Richard Ridley ...
... and other articles, the properly uf Thomas Hardy. Mary Bell (40), and Margaret 6p*oat severally charged with having, at Bishopwearinuuth, feloniously received one waistcoat and other articles, the property Thomas Hardy, well knowing the same have been stuleu ...
... seems. s sea-faring man, submitted his invention to the late King, who referred the matter to Sir Richard Keates and Sir Thomas Hardy, who reported favourably, the former stating that ship in the navy nor any garrison on shore could resist this stupendous ...
... intention returning it, hut wished them know that such practices would nut permitted, but would lie severely punished. THOMAS HARDY (II). charged with having Hisliup Auckland, die September last, feloniously broken and entered the dwelling-house John ...
... the property of Tilomas Hardy. Mary Bell (401, and Margaret Sproat (20), severallycharged with asving, at the township of Bi- shopwearmouth, feloniously received one waistcoat and other articles, the property. of Thomas Hardy, well knowing the same to ...