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... ? used that;,which wotuldobavettgen ?? Ieyc.~h ?? ot- - lM. deceased stated that the dec~ased was in the employ, of TYi., Thomas, abaker,i ip Kjng-street, Kensington; thathi'fh' had been arsetbeb't Brompton.-Th& jtiy6br ts timony to the menitoriouspxetioS ...
... Shooter's Hill, and from thence to Dover, where the fugitives obtained passports for France under the names of John T. Hardy and Frank Hardy; they then paid 20 to the captain of the Wellington steamer to take them to Boulogne where they put up at the Bath ...
... apology were then read by Mr. Duffy from John O'Connell, Esq., Henry Grattan, EIsq, M. P.; Georce Etnsor, Esq., Ardrcss; Rev. Thomas Tierney, P.P., Clontibret; the Very Rev. Dr. Blyke, Sir Patrick Be!. lcw, the Very Rev. Dr. Kernan, and D. R. Ross, Esq., ...
... I'er.. M. P., Sir George Stric~klanld, Bart., ?? P., Simirinan Crawiford, Esq ., J. A. Roebuck. E'sq., John Gully, Esq., Thomas Hardy, lEsq., of Itirksizate, - Middleton, of Middloton-liall, Hecnry Cowper Marshall, Fs1,George Goodmean, Esq., Leeds, .1. ...
... Vivian, Bart., Thomas Wilde, J. Campbell, R. S. Donkin, H. Parnell, Bart., T. Troubridge, and Charles Adam; Messrs. Edward Horseman, R. Bernal, Henry Tuffnell, William Clay, R. Gordon, 9M. More O'Fer- rall, John Parker, Henry Rich, and Thomas Wyse. -The Duke ...
... Jobn Haslam, and Jeseph bIxon, Manchester, wvarehousemen teO far as regards Joseph Dixon) James Richard Hardy. Jonn Smart Hardy, and Jarmes Hardy, e High-street, SbiRdwell, *tationer.-Joseph Donkeraley, Thom - Hlnchtlle, and John Tauktr. of Henley, Yorkshire ...
... jun. and R. Rylands-M Clure, Haslam, and Dixon, Manchester, general Manchester dealers; as far as regards J. Dixon-i. R. Hardy and Soss. High street, Shadwell, stationers-l. Donkeroley and Co. Almordbury; Yorkshire, cloth m ,nfacturere-Bovett and Bowles ...
... disbanded fencibles-men in I e prime of life-and, as the Highlanders are gre§ | rious and have strong attachments, a number e hardy individuals from the West Highlar d repaired from time to time to a local where they knew they would meet friea and connections ...
... the officers and llrethrea of the North Shields district arrived. An excel- lent dinner was provided at the house of Host Thomas. Brother Appelgarth in the chair, and Secretary John Coulson in the vice-chair. The Chairman adverted at some length on the ...
... question were delivered for irclaton y awomn wth whom heliad been living. Mr. V. . Brwn ntertains the same opinion :-1 I can hardy tinkit an aveanycuoal ffet or make any ad- v~utaeou ilirsson po th iimia f p roons attendting thes exentios, wen tey wll e ...
... 'Crahtrve. Thle person Whiii biro ght the book evnm in the kitchen of' iv house Whlein I wemit homne. Thisi person's noose is Thomas %ieha~rdhson. H~e is at strauw- htat iiiaker. When I said thiat I got the hook t'romi a pr s om i inthe street, I ?? ani i ...
... Clarke, ,uprrirrterden t registrar. Tire Baptist Chapel, Cherries, Buckingbiamahire. Thomas Mar. shall, superintendent regisirar. DECLARATION OP INSOLVENCY. Apart. 1.-THOMAS GARLICK, of Greenwich, carpenter. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. WILLIAM FORISTERt, of P ...