... in his books, and by the laws of New York State this is forgery. He was followed to this country and apprehended, and Sir Thomas Henry made an order for him to be given up to the United States authorities under the Extradition Treaty. He appealed to the ...

... con- sideration of the long and useful career of literary labour in which both he and his wife have been engaged-f140. Mr. Thomas Wright, an author who has contributed much to English literary and political history-f65. With regard to election matters ...

... now proceeding, is not likely to close before to-morrow night. The case of Lord Thomas Pelham Clinton was before the Bankruptcy Court. The bankrupt was described as Lord Thomas Pelham Clinton, of Les Vertues, Seine Infdrieure, Dieppe, formerly of lo, Cl ...

... passed for the defendant. Mr. Serjeant Hayes and Mr. Kemplay now showed cause against a rule which had been obtained by Mr. Thomas Jones to enter judgment for the plaintiff non obstante veredico. The defendant set up by way of equitable defence to the action ...

... Commons incomplete and lacking some essential ingredients to its perfection, which did not include such members as Mr. GATHORNE. HARDY and Mr. BRIGHT. The first is about the best represen- tative that could be found of the moderate but thoroughly believing ...

... 137; Fitzgerald, C, 137. LANCASTER (Borough). Fenwick, L, 670; Schneider, 648; Lawrence, C, 627. LEOMINSTER.-Walsh, C, 207; Hardy, c, 197; Hindinarch, L, 128. LYMINGTON.-Mackinnon, L, 137; Lord G. Lennox, c, 1J9; Norton, L, 19. MAIDSTONE.-Whatman, L, 825 ...

... forgery ; he was also arrested as being indebted to the bank to the amount deficient in his accounts. He was taken before Sir Thomas Henry, at Bow-street, who refused to commit him on the charge. An application was afterwards made to have the defendant delivered ...

... he should Ye g-d to scea bill brought into the House of Commons similar in principle to that irtrodlecel by Mr. Gathorne Hardy some years ago. The Austrian frigate Fr~iediich left Spithcad on Wcdnesday for Tirciccr- haven. It is reported that a disagreeable ...

... A telegram in our second edition last evening announced that a writ had been served upon the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland by Thomas Clarke Luby, on the advice of Mr. Butt, Q.C., and Mr. Michael O'Loghlen of the Irish bar. Our correspondent's letter of last ...

... Principal of St Mary Hall, the President of St. John's. the Warden of New By rc. Sir \X. I-Ieathcote, Mjl.P., M1r. Gathorne Hardy, M.P., Mir. C. Ofyt. M ?? , and a great number of professors and other leadcing members oft iiversiv Th'le various speakers ...

... of confiscation. The sentence of penal servitude for ten years was tlset pronounced. The cases of Jeremiah O'Donovan and Thomas Duggan were then taken tip, The latter was accused of having been a centre, and of having attettpted to swear in as Fenians ...

... when the lion shall lie y.;n tvith the lamab, Sir C. Wood leap as a hart, Mr. Bright eat straw 1Bl Mr. Walpole, Mr. Gathornle Hardy dwell with M\Ir. Gladstone, v o0nr iIIr. Gladstone play with the sting of Lord Cranborne, young Mi.- re- velyan lay his hand ...