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... present were in attendance to give evidence, who had been examined at the last inquest, and also several others, if required. Thomas Reynolds, of No. 23, Dudley-street, Paddington, who was the engine-driver in charge of the Hecla engine on the morning of ...
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... at liberty, Sir ; so myself and one man were sent home in a ship called the barque Helen, Hardy, of London; the mate and two men in a brig called the Maria, Hardy, of London. But I am sorry to hear that ou the 29th of November they buried the mate at ...
... Langniead, Thos. Eagleton, Thomas Wm. Evans, Thos. Thorogood, John Mackrow, Joseph Welsford, William White, John Hill, Frederick Winton, Samuel Hitchman, S. Anson. Original Opposed.— Rebecca Ann NichoU, James Dale, Thomas Collins, Nicholas Fitzgerald ...
... inquiries at various places about the watch, but could gain no information. CSigned) Thomas Coulson, Superintendent of the Essex Constabulary, Chelmsford. To Captain M'Hardy, R.N., Chief Constable, Essex. The inquest was then further adjourned for a week ...
... lhoma s Baring. Mr. Thomas Alexander Hankey Mr. J. D. Powles. Mr. Joseph Somes, Sir John Mall, K.C. , Hon. Georgt. Bosannuet, Mr. Ge-irgc Frederick xoung, Sir John Henry Pelly, Bart. ; Mr. Wolverlcv Alt wood, Mr. William Cotton, Mr. Thomas Wilson, Mr Ben- ...
... residence in Glouces- ter-place, Portman-square, early in the spring. The Hon. John and Lady Isabella Knox have arrived at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, from their seat, Berry-hill, near Maidenhead. The Poetry Professorship at Oxford. — The following ...
... its d m- ' , gerous condition from the repeated thaws and changes of j ! temperature to which it has been subject were fool-hardy | ; enough to venture on the ice. It is not more than two inches i in thickness, and the result was, that several immersious ...
... Lechmere v. Avery, j ! Alexander v. Strong, Clarke v. Hellyer, Wood v. Roper. Bailey v. / Roper, Thomas v. £)ickens, Doe dem. Hayes v. Stanley, Turner v. \ Hardy, Aures v. Mottram, Loosemore v. Radferd,' Marshall v. 3 Bicke'rton.— The last cause is No. 42 ...
... Langlois, for Newfoundland ; Seven' I ranee, for Alexandria, Egypt; Cabinet, Linnell, for New Orleans; Governor, Lowther, for St. Thomas and Santa Martha. Cleared Outwards.— The Indian, Mackie, for the Cape of Good Hope; Hermes, Oliphant, for Buenos \yres- Charles ...
... neral v. .hepherd, the Same v. Tildesley. Middlesex Common Juries.— Clarke v. Hellyer, Bailey v. Roper, ' j Thomas v. Dickins, Turner v. Hardy, Aures v. Mottram, Loose- ; more v. Radford, Marshall v. Bickerton, Wetherell v. Forge, Wood 1 j v. Wood, Langley ...
... list. — Sit at half-past nine. COURT OF EXCHEQUER, WESTMINSTER. Attorney-General v. Mountain, Common Cause-Thomas \ . Dickins, Turner v. Hardy, Aureo v._ Mottram, Marshall v. Bickerton, Wetherill v. Forge, Wood v. Wood, Langley v. Thompson, sen., Same ...