... 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 ...

... of other pi isoners, and therefore they had better be asked. Mr. Thomas-I also appear, my Lords, for some of the prisoners. The Lord Chief Justice-Are you' assigned, Mr Thomas I Mr. Thomas-No, my Lords. Lord Chief Justice Tindal-Then you ought to l state ...

... rs-wift; iiberznerchant, Monmouth; Thomas Isles, ?? farmer, CjiCharles HIale, of Nash, farmer, wei& cbhlleagidby the counsel for the psoner. ?? objection; to James 'Ei~ings, and he was adc. tor.4ngly sworn, as was Thomas Johes, of:reathouse Nash,;, Wiiam ...

... all Ireland. Air-Auld Lang Syne. (Drank is with enthusiasm and loud cheers, which continued for some timne)., . h The! Rev. Thomas Kearney being called upon from all h parts-,of the room, ro..e ?? Lord, and gentlemen, fi I have been colled.,upn to-respond ...

... wvrpool. draper. J:,mUltry S.-joseph Abraham Coy, Catherine Wh'leel, 11llnm-Stltet Swi~tlwatlk, Surrey, hlcenced victualler.- Thomas Harris, Jobhn.8tioe~t, Amuin-rsf~qualie, London, mero bout. WViiaRM -Hawker', CollgevgO'eett, DOW~rate- ?? I en, Ii. FOMvY ...

... results :-Dominick Hardy to be irapri. . soned fourteen mouths; Patrick Mooney andd Michiel ar- Cafrey, twelve monthis;. ichael Iltgiulshy, szx ntiiijiflis; ren Roger Peacocl, Daniel Furltong, Johii Faulkner, four y1 months ; Thomas Joyne, William Roscoe ...

... Queen at Windtor Castle, and embark at Woolwich Xor Ostend,I wkhere -they arrived tire same evening. Death of Sir Thomas Master 'Man Hardy, Bart, and K.C.B. I at Greenwich, in the 71st year of Ii ego. -~Lf Grand Conservative banquet at Lifton Park, South ...

... Governor of Greenwich Hospital, be requested to accept the office of Vice-Patron, vacant by the lamented death of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy; which was carried by acclamation. A very satisfactory statement of the finances of the club was made by the treasurer; ...

... on thea ea corn lavks. He had great pleasure in introducing the hon.3 Y member for Carlow to the notice of the pleeting. I Thomas Gisborne, Esq. M.P., then rose to return thanks, c e and was received with great applause. The hon. gentleman I - said-I shall ...

... leave a little air at night; but guard against cutting winds, by hanging part of a thin mat over the aperture. See that half-hardy plants in the open ground, and in pits and frames, are sufficiently protected from the frost. I Take especial care of the more ...

... oceas inristead of the usual grace, I ashall call upon tlte Rev. ?? Thomas Spencer to ask a blessing: anid I request you will observe be- ha coming si~eslc. that I . Tte Rev. THOMAS SPENCER, IRector of Hinton, netar Bath, this If sard one of the must ...

... in whom the battle against Toryism is likely to be fought successfully. After mature deliberation, the choice'bas fallen on Thomas Milner Gibson, Esq.; and that gentle- man honoured a meeting of the most influential Reformers with his presence on Saturday ...