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... aided in committing the offence. S EDUCTION.—In the Sheriff Court at Nottinghan, on Thursday, an action brought by Mr. Thomas Hardy, some time since an extensive butcher in that against Herbert Morgan, a captain of the First Royal Dragoons, for the seduction ...
... Henrys and Co. John Lindsay W. J. Shave J. Miller Wm. Elmslie and Co. Thomas It. Kemp G. Clay Henry M. Burt Alfred Eyre F. B. Pollard Charles A. Hardman. Jos. K. Collard David C. Thomas James S. Tripp Jukes Coulson F. W. Courthope James Matthews William ...
... Thomas Wise, jun., John Sharpe, and Thomas Temperton, of Lincoln and Boston, steam-packet owners—Thomas Foster, Solomon Foster, and Martin Furniss, of Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, lace manufacturers (so far as regards Martin Furniss)—Joel Kirk and Frederick ...
... Townsend' Richard Tedstill John May James Webb Thomas Bennett Charles Farley Charles Heard J. W. Jewitt W. Stock H. Grellier Thomas Greiner Frederick Greiner L. Rees Thomas Mills A. Cornfield John Richmond Thomas H. Candler P. Burelos Frederick Straker W. ...
... Counsell James llorspool Robert Grainger Thomas Saunders John Winter E. D. Pittman Henry M. Sherwood Henry Green W. F. Hardy J. S. Jones T. Freeman Morse James Chapman J. Iloward W. Langwood Francis Harris Joseph Ivimy Thomas Anderson 11. T. William Stevens Charles ...
... tailors.—Thrower and Harvey, Birmingham, schoolmasters.—F. Rickards and T. Etwell, Salisbury, livery-stablekeepers.—C. and A. Hardy, Hanley, Staffordshirs, drapers.—Jones, Boon, and Co., Coventry, contractors.—G. Kemp and J. Motherell, Liverpool, surgeons ...
... in the morning, the hovelling lugger Victoria, with a crew of four men—Thomas Thompson, aged 50 years of age, an experienced boatman; his son George Thompson, Edwd. Greigs, and Thomas Bowbyes, all three young men, with families—launched from the beach, ...
... of Kildare. Mr. MILES attended at the bar and reported that the committee on the Darts mouth election had decided that Sir Thomas Herbert was duly returned at th last election. Mr. illatE moved for a return of the number of persons flogged in the army ...