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... who gave very unsatisfactory account of the posession of tbe articles, was remanded until Saturday. A Dangerous Lark. —Thomas Hardy, a knight of the thimble, was apprehended on a warrant which charged him with having stolen sovereign, belonging to ...
... memoranda made by Mr. Edward Hawke Locker, of a communication he had received from Sir Thomas Hardy on the subject, on the 24th of March, 1835. It appears that Sir Thomas Hardy did not believe that Lord Nelson was really the father of the child ; and he seems ...
... Swedish shore, which Was then for the first time accomplished. Captain White served as Flag Captain to the gallant Sir Thomas Hardy, on the South American station, from 1819 to 1822, and in 1 838-9 Commanded the Royal Adelaide, bearing the flag of Lord ...
... months' hard labour. . James KUfoyle, 29, soldier, was charged with having assau.ted Thomas Henry Dowling, Freston, on the 10th of March lust: he pleaded not guilty. Thomas Henry Djwling.—l am a driver of a fly: the prisoner took mv fly on I'uesdav, the 10th ...
... four rooms and garden being No. 31, in the same street, and adjoining the last-men- tioned lot, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Hardy at the annual rent of £9 15s. Lot 5. A Freel.old Dwelling-house, with five rooms and garden s? **£?• 12 ' ln Cross-street ...
... the Rev. Dr. Almack, Mr. John Thomas Glasspool, corn factor, Southampton, to Harriett, eldest daughter of Mr. James Roe, builder, also of Southampton. On Thursday last, at the Catholic Church, Newport, I.W. by the Rev. Thomas Fryer, Mr. Philip Nind, of ...
... Froome, J. J East Shefford. Fuller, Thomas W. .Aston Timid. Fuller, Thomas H. Aston Tirrold. Fuller, Frederick H.. Wargrave. Fuller, Thomas Compton. Garner, Robert Winkfield. Garrownv, John Ruscoinb. Garth, Thomas C Hinton. Gcarin;;, William ...
... Browne John larenn.o. John tiorwall. 11. John Town,.ntl (.01, Frederick Hun., Klux. C. 8., t • Thomas Clones, James orb, Henry Smyth, James M0114.N. Thomas Prlekrlt. Prklult, Alesanticr Arhothirst, 'SWIM limning Chapman, Joh:, Lesapricre. Tl.- narran ...
... Acting Boatswains—James Pearce (super) and William Ware (super.) to the Caledonia. Carpenters—Richard Hardy to the Andromache ; Robert Pote the iEolus ; Thomas Hill to the Belvidera ; J.• Rogers to the engeance. Acting Carpenters—Charles Lemon (super.) to the ...
... PORT AND SHERRY WINE DRAUGHT. SHERRY 14s. per gal. PORT 16*. „ „ Wine Office, 1, HIGH STREET, Reaping. THOMAS CARTER BEGS to inform his Friends that the ANNUAL BALL the Wellington Arms, Thrgiss, is fixed for Thursday, (he 31st of December, 1846. Tickets ...
... Subscriptions will be received the Rev. T. Patteson, Hambledon; the Rev. Jay Colpoys, Droxford the Rev. C. Hardy, Hayling ; J. H. Todd, Coroner, and Mr. Thomas, High-street, Winchester. ...
... Lamb's Conduit-street, auctioneer. John Hardy, Castle Donnington, Leicestershire, cattle dealer. Henry Deverill, Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, corn-factor. Jonas Milness, Joseph Lang, Joseph Wilby, and Thomas Brook, Littletown, Yorkshire, scribbling-millers ...