... Mr. Leigh, and Mr. Wirhtoly for the defendant. ; nnAD V. STONLi.-Tliis was an action brought by Jolin Hardy, l of Oxford, land surveyor, agaiust Thomas Stone and Edivard S tone, admlisistrators of Job Stone, for recovering the sum of 1511. Us. 4d. alleged ...

... behalf of the vendors, for whom Hardy was also acting. Hardy, after this, sold the grass for about 13991. hot the valuation of the acts of husbandry had been niade, and the amount paid for by Hardy to Mobibs befo're Hardy paid over ayprt of thle proceeds ...

... stealing, on the 6th instasit, at Brighton, a work box and other articles,- value 2s., the property of Thomas Johnson Swindells.- sa t':lOths' hardie laes1oc'. ?? Boioser and John Willia/ms pleaded guilty to stealing, at Walborton, a basket, &c., the property ...

... containing fifteen pounds and upwards, and two pistolo the property of Samuel Holder ~'cach nt 15 pjears' tranespostation. Thomas George Holder, the li- son of the prosecutor in the above case, and viho, it 'wil 1W be recollected was cossmmitted on the ...

... Carrell ; also threo brushes and It ti is knife, trout the samie- x :nionithe' hard tlsbout. n to Thomas Lane. for stealing an tidze, thc property of b harry Hardy-S ...

... M Victor, and G. Gillman, Esqrs. M STEALING CHAIRS.-George Taylor was charged Sa with stealing two chairs, the property of Thomas Budd, p; landlord of the Three Guns, St. George's-square, Port. I sea, on the evening of the 20th inst. The prisoner forinerly ...

... Picketing, I q., I high HlanIerileY, Esq., Cbarles czottrehl Dormer, S(It., Janus Morrell, jun. Esq., 5.Dilalin Davis, lsq.. Thomas 13. Evans, Esq., W. WV. Yeates, ar1., Chaliles Peers, Esl., 'Win. I Tenrv Tlanderstegen. Esqt., the Rev. C. Ic. RI. eieM ...

... first place which sa treetl troam tie destraction of s the tloocl was the Prilit WVorks of Springfield, occupied n by Mlessrs. Hardie, Stark. silt Cao. where three entire t. houses were swept ofr. The gables of' two otiter houses, tr and ?? cotnthitg-ltouse ...