... ) for the best one-year-old; Mr. Thomas Marsh (lOs.) for the best vreaning colt; Mr. Thomas Howard (£1) for the best boar; M1r. James Smith (£1) for the best sow; Mrs. Gibson (£1) for the best fat pig; Mr. Thomas Hardy (21) for the three best store pigs ...

... Joseph Acton, Esq., Thomas JEckersley, Esq,,.kc. The following gentlemerl were sworn on the grand jury:-Messrs. John Ashton (foreman), Jamues Marsh, Lewis Duokworth, Henry Lamb,. John Harrison, Joseph Faulkner, Joseph Guaefl,' Thomas. Hardy, John i'edley, ...

... nuisances, and Mr. James Georgeson, one of the beef-tasters, appeared at the police court to prefer a charge against Mr. Thomas Hardy, farmer and provision- dealer, for having the carcase of a cow in his possession, dressed for sale, that was unfit for ...

... Nloffatt. Latia.-Charlas Durciss, Joseph Davis, Christopher Imrnay, Thomas Tilstoi. Frr ?? Tilston, Christopher Imnray, Thomas P. A~rbhrm. Ardrnetio. -Willarm Jam'ieson, Thomas Morris, Thomas Lvans, HenryJohu Wotkman. JIremisrry;-Chriswopher Imray, Edwin Miller ...

... not less than three, 11, Robert Sel- kirk. Second, los., Thomas Hardy. Best sample of butter, 10a., James Rigby. Best sample of cheese, los., James Rigby. Best stallion, £2, Thomas Forshaw. Second, LI, John Bromilow. Best colt or filly, two years old ...

... 30 dined together at Radley's Hontel, Bridge-street, Black. - atfriars, to celebrate the 58th ?? of the acquittal of .Thomas H~ardy, John Homne Tooke, and John Theiwall to from a charge of high treason, in 1 794. Nearly a hundred sy, gentlemen were present ...

... by taking out a pane of glass from the kitchen Porte window, and the clothing bad been taken away. A per. rema son named Thomas Hardy saw the prisoners standing depu near the premises on Saturday night. On Monday lust, varic the prisoners were apprebended ...

... Horatio may ever have had upon us. Another says, Sir Thomas Hardy thought Horatla was not Nelsons daughteer True, Sir Thomas did, and equally true it is, that Sir Harris ice0. las disposes of Sir Thomas's doubts; but what was Nelson's own belief? There are ...

... the Board, but no resolution was passed upon it. ce POCKET ?? Monday last three men, named an respectively John Mabin, Thomas Hardy, and George Bailey, were brought up at the office of Messrs. Pilking- ie, ton and Walker, charged before Dr. Broughton ...

... reform met at Badley's Hotel, for at A the purpose of celebrating the sixtieth anniversary of the a, Veb acquittals of Thomas Hardy, John Home Tooke, John pi t Thelwall, &o. from a charge of high treason in 1794. At pt the last anniversary meeting, it ...

... hi n t %i snnt Summobses' for desertion were immediately t~aken 'th see out'nagainst thiree of. the number, John -Hardy, Thomas an me Hardy,'and George Boiothwright, and the charge was heard e Va -befrorethe Bishop Auckland magistrates onThuraday. The sli ...

... Lumley to Thomas Qiborne; ter evo B ick-road from Marg Benpett ;to George Kirk; t irs Byrorusieet, ftom Thomas Hughes to William Glover; th 19 Obeapsides frem Edward Jones to Phombe L~neh; Cock- of ko spur-street,7fgam Thomas 'ils jun. to Thomas.ills be ...