... five shillings a ball took plac e in the Assembly Room, Whitby, and was of the town. ‘he dance, Mr. W. Beckett, M.P., Mr. Hardy, M Poe Ferrand, and two bags of oa, each; and this is the second gift of attended by the principal gentry « t nine, “display’d ...

... Fletcher, Clarke, Tea-dea- ler ; Harrogate, E. Little, Tea-dealer; Halifax, T. Den- ton; Middlesborouuh, Thomas Garnett, Tea-dealer; Red- car, Thomas Bell, Tea-dealer; Stokesley, Jane Best, Tea- dealer; Skelton Cleveland, Wm. Dixon, Draper and Tea- dealer; ...

... the last edition of Mr. Phillips's treatise on evidence, page 180, in which all the authorities were summed up, and in Mr. Hardy's case in the State Trials it was argued by the Crown that the credit of the witnesses might be tested ; but it was not then ...

... Council of the Royal College of Surgeons, Surgeon to St. Thomas's Hospital, and Professor of Surgery in King's College, London. I have made trial of Mr. Franks's Solution of Copaiba, at St. Thomas's Hospital, in a variety of cases of dis- charges in the ...

... PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Ely Shaw and William Shaw, Dyke end, Yorkshire, woollen cloth manufacturers. Thomas Pemberton, Samuel Burton, and Thomas Hardy Sinkinson, Birmingham, brass founders. Joseph Curry and James Mannock, Dukinfield, Cheshire, steam-engine ...

... Council ol the Royal College ol Surgeons; Surgeon to Si. Thomas's Hospital, and Professor of Surgery in Kirk's College, London. I have made trial ol Mr. Frank's Solution of Copaiba, « St. Thomas's Hospital, in a variety of cases of dis- charges in the ...

... Commons. Was ! never memb r of any institution England for the furthering of native manufacture. Did not go to White's in Thomas buy national cap. Does not tin- ! derstand anything of the nature puffing. It would good way to get sale for an article giving ...

... anecdote regarding Thurlow, on hearing that the Attorney-General, Scott's (afterwards Lord Eldon's) speech against honest Thomas Hardy, occu- pied onjj nine hours! We have alluded to the anec- dote before, and recently ; but it will bear repetition. Nine ...

... meeting took place, and that without the privity of those who held the meeting. The Attorney-General referred to the King v. Hardy, to show that the Court had right to look to the document, see if it bore on the objects of the meeting, and taking that into ...

... the property of John Wainwright. Also charged with having on the same day, at Wakefield, stolen a gelding, the property of Thomas Alletson. — James Wood, of Whetherby, shoe- maker, charged with having on the 11th inst., at Wetherby, stolen two oxen, tiie ...

... Parliament to Dublin. a1 Mr. MooaR, Q.C. then addressed the Court and jury, at very uI great length, on behalf of tlse Rev, Thomas Tierney. The Learned d Gentleman, in the outset of hisl speech, complained much of the o0 bitterness and ailnoioety which ...

... Council ol the Royal College ot Surgeons; Surgeon to Sr. Thomas's Hospital, and Protessor of Surgery in King's College, London. I have made trial ol Mr. Frank's Solution of Copaiba, at St. Thomas's Hospital, in a variety of cases ol dis- charges in 'he ...